ci(repo): run the Expo end-to-end device tests on pull requests by mikepitre · Pull Request #10090 · clerk/javascript

mikepitre · 2026-10-06T14:17:45Z

Description

Adds a workflow, Verify end-to-end tests, that runs every golden spec of the verify-clerk-expo skill from #10087 on a pull request, on an iOS simulator and an Android emulator, including the four specs that type a code or a password.

With that job in place, the skill's instructions change too: SKILL.md and packages/expo/AGENTS.md say that an agent runs and attaches the spec for its own change, commits it, and that CI runs every golden spec once the pull request is ready for review.

It sits on #10087, which sits on #10052, and can merge after them.

What the workflow does:

It has one job for iOS and one for Android. Each job runs the skill's own CLI with the device on the runner itself: up --backend local, run --all --retries 1 --github-report, and down. No remote session starts.
It runs the way the Expo workflow's device tests do. It starts on a pull request to main that changes the skill's code, the fixture, packages/expo, packages/expo-biometrics, or packages/expo-google-signin. A failing spec shows on the pull request and is not required for a merge.
It is skipped, with a notice, for a draft, for a pull request from a fork, and when the secret is missing. Marking a draft ready for review starts it. It can also be started by hand on any branch.
The runners are GitHub-hosted, macos-26 and ubuntu-24.04, which cost nothing for a public repository. The repository variables VERIFY_CI_RUNNER_IOS and VERIFY_CI_RUNNER_ANDROID name other labels, such as blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-26 and blacksmith-8vcpu-ubuntu-2204.
Each job creates its own Clerk application and deletes it in down, so the two platforms never share one.
The app is the Release build with the JS embedded, so the runner starts no Metro. VERIFY_LOCAL_BUILD=standalone selects that build for a local device. Without the variable a local device still gets the Debug dev client. src/host.ts also stops refusing a local build off macOS, because the Android job builds the fixture on Linux.
The job does not build the native app when it can avoid it. VERIFY_NATIVE_CACHE makes the skill keep the built app under a fingerprint of what decides the native build (the native sources, the app config and its plugins, and the versions of the Expo and React Native packages, not the whole lockfile), and a later build with the same fingerprint exports the JS bundle from the checkout, compiles it with the fixture's hermesc, and puts it in a copy of the kept app. The build fails unless the app then holds exactly that bundle. references/freshness.md says what the fingerprint covers and when the skill builds natively anyway.
On iOS the job launches the app once, through the skill's screen verb, before the first spec. The first launch on a simulator that has just booted is slow, and the first spec failed its first attempt for it in three of four runs on the hosted Mac: a launch over 30 seconds, a first tap that focused nothing, and a two minute timeout.
Creating and booting the template simulator, and downloading the emulator, run as one background step that starts before the dependency install; the job waits for it before up. actionlint 1.7.12, which this repo's CI runs, predates the background and wait step keys, so .github/actionlint.yaml ignores its two messages about them for this one workflow file, as clerk/clerk_go does. Until actionlint supports the keys, a step in this file with neither run nor uses is not reported either.
A failed test runs once more. A test that passes only on that retry is reported as flaky, with the error and the files of its failed attempt, and does not fail the job. A test that fails twice fails it.
Each job reports through @e2e-dev/github. The job summary gets the counts, each failure, the flaky tests in their own section, and the full list. A run for a pull request also posts that page as one comment per platform and edits the same comment on later runs.

How it gets its native build:

A device job first looks for an app that an earlier run of the same branch kept under the same fingerprint (verify-expo-native-<platform>-<fingerprint>, seven days). If there is none, it builds natively and keeps the result.
A kept app is taken only from a run of this repository, never a fork's, and only from the same branch. The app runs next to a secret, so who can supply it is the same as who can push to the branch under test.
expo-native-build.yml is not changed. Its jobs build this fixture too, but in their own install, so an app from there is not known to match the fingerprint.

Things a reviewer may ask:

The secret. The Platform API key comes from the repository secret MOBILE_VERIFICATION_PLATFORM_API_KEY, which is set. Only the three steps that call the CLI get it, and the CLI removes it from the environment of everything it starts. The build in those steps still runs as the same user as the CLI, so the boundary is who can push a branch to this repository.
The token. The device job has contents: read, actions: read to list and download artifacts, and pull-requests: write for the comment. The step that runs the specs runs the pull request's code and gets that token as GITHUB_TOKEN, so code on a branch of this repository can write and edit pull request comments while the job runs, and can do nothing else with it. The skill redacts the token from output, and a run whose files hold it is neither reported nor uploaded.
Time. On the GitHub-hosted labels with a reused native build, the iOS job took 15 to 23 minutes and the Android job 7 to 8, at no cost. With a native build the iOS job needs 7 to 14 minutes more and the Android job 8 to 11. On the Blacksmith labels both jobs together took 19 billed minutes, about 1 USD. A job stops after 75 minutes, and up and the specs after 30 each.
Caches. The job writes little to the repository's GitHub cache: no Gradle cache, the pnpm store only where the key already exists on main (Linux), and the compiled XCTest runner (about 70 MB).
Evidence. Each job uploads run.json, the video, the screenshots, and e2e's report.json, junit.xml, summary, and failure pages as an artifact kept for three days, after a pass and after a failure, and only when the skill's own search found no key, token, or sign-in ticket in the run.
The simulator. The iOS job creates the skill's template simulator on com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.iOS-26-5 by name and fails with a list of the image's runtimes when that one is missing. It waits for the boot itself and then calls integration/tests/expo-native/boot-ios-simulators.sh wait for the keyboard settings.
The emulator install tries three times, because it failed once in six runs with nothing but a progress bar in its log.

What has run:

Both jobs with the key, started by hand on the GitHub-hosted labels, at this head (run 37561102569). iOS: 11 passed on their first attempt and 1 skipped as a known bug, in 21 minutes. Android: 9 passed with none retried and 3 skipped as iOS-only or a known bug, in 7 minutes.
Native build reuse on a runner. Each job in that run found the app that the run before it had kept, from a different commit with the same native inputs (ios-0ef645246179aee2, android-eb65c8256346c745), exported this commit's JavaScript into it, and ran no native build. The step that builds and boots took 3 minutes on each platform, where it took 13 on iOS and 11 on Android with a native build.
The run before it built both apps natively (run 37555212578). iOS: 11 passed on their first attempt, in 28 minutes. Android: 8 passed and useSignIn completes with the email code passed on its second attempt, in 17 minutes. In its first attempt the emulator's on-screen keyboard was up and covered the fixture's state line, which was at the bottom of the screen, and on Android the screen tree leaves out a node the keyboard covers. test(expo): drive the expo-native fixture from verify launch inputs #10052 now puts the state line at the top. In the run after that change the test passed on its first attempt.
The background step. In both runs the device image was prepared while the dependencies installed, on both platforms.
The launch before the first spec. All 11 iOS tests passed on their first attempt in each of the three runs that have the step. The first spec had failed its first attempt in three of the four runs before it.
A run that a pull request event started, when this pull request was marked ready (run 37615787118). Android: 9 passed. iOS: 11 passed. Each job posted its results as one comment on this pull request. That iOS job ran on an app from the Expo workflow, a path this pull request has since removed.
After that removal, the Android job passed 9 of 9 on a kept app (run 37618425389). The iOS job of that run was cancelled by a later push.
The repository's Lint workflows check passes with the scoped ignore in .github/actionlint.yaml.

Not proven:

An iOS job since the Expo app was taken out of the lookup. With no kept app it builds natively, which is the path the earlier runs took.
That the state line at the top ends the Android retry. One run has passed with it. On a local emulator with the keyboard forced on, a probe read the state 0 of 5 times before the change and 5 of 5 after. Why the keyboard was up in that one attempt is not known.
That the two Android failures before the first green run were the runner's downloads. In one run the emulator download returned a corrupt archive three times, and in the first attempt of run 37544187434 Gradle could not find org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib:2.2.21, which Maven Central serves. The rerun of that job, on the same commit with nothing changed, built natively and passed 9 of 9. Nothing else points at a cause.
That a runner and a Mac compute the same fingerprint for one commit. Two runs on runners, of different commits with the same native inputs, did.
A cancelled or timed-out run. An application that down never deletes has a two-hour deadline in its name, and a later session of the skill deletes it.

Checklist

pnpm test runs as expected.
pnpm build runs as expected.
(If applicable) JSDoc comments have been added or updated for any package exports
(If applicable) Documentation has been updated

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The pull request adds fingerprint-based native build caching and JavaScript bundle embedding for Expo fixtures. Local builds can select standalone mode, and the local build path no longer rejects hosts based on operating system. A new GitHub Actions workflow runs golden specs on iOS and Android, reuses eligible native build artifacts, and conditionally uploads test evidence. Verification guidance documents CI coverage and directs contributors to run the changed behavior’s spec.

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Clarify the standalone-build guidance so contributors know when a cached app can be reused. The previously reported Expo artifact mismatch is resolved; the remaining documentation issue is bounded and does not block merging.

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🟢 e2e android: 9 passed

All 9 tests in 8 files

	Test	Time
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-in/complete.e2e.ts · 1 passed	55.0s
🟢	useSignIn completes with the email code	55.0s
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-in/request-code.e2e.ts · 1 passed	16.7s
🟢	useSignIn sends an email code to an existing test user	16.7s
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-up/complete.e2e.ts · 1 passed	25.4s
🟢	useSignUp completes with the email code	25.4s
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-up/request-code.e2e.ts · 1 passed	12.4s
🟢	useSignUp sends an email code to a new test address	12.4s
🟢	specs/golden/native-auth-view/opens.e2e.ts · 1 passed	7.1s
🟢	nativeAuth shows the native AuthView start screen without a tap	7.1s
🟢	specs/golden/native-js-sync/sign-out-from-native.e2e.ts · 1 passed	10.7s
🟢	signing out in the native UserProfileView signs out the JS hooks	10.7s
🟢	specs/golden/token-cache-persistence/relaunch.e2e.ts · 1 passed	14.3s
🟢	the token cache keeps the session across a relaunch, and a new scope starts signed out	14.3s
🟢	specs/golden/user-button-and-profile/profile.e2e.ts · 2 passed	17.9s
🟢	the native UserProfileView shows the seeded user	8.7s
🟢	the native UserButton opens the profile	9.2s

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🟢 e2e ios: 11 passed

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🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-in/complete.e2e.ts · 1 passed	1m 17s
🟢	useSignIn completes with the email code	1m 17s
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-in/request-code.e2e.ts · 1 passed	27.4s
🟢	useSignIn sends an email code to an existing test user	27.4s
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-up/complete.e2e.ts · 1 passed	44.6s
🟢	useSignUp completes with the email code	44.6s
🟢	specs/golden/custom-flow-sign-up/request-code.e2e.ts · 1 passed	27.8s
🟢	useSignUp sends an email code to a new test address	27.8s
🟢	specs/golden/native-auth-view/complete.e2e.ts · 1 passed	35.3s
🟢	signs in through AuthView with the email code	35.3s
🟢	specs/golden/native-auth-view/opens.e2e.ts · 1 passed	8.7s
🟢	nativeAuth shows the native AuthView start screen without a tap	8.7s
🟢	specs/golden/native-auth-view/request-code.e2e.ts · 1 passed	25.6s
🟢	an existing test user reaches the email code screen in AuthView	25.6s
🟢	specs/golden/native-js-sync/sign-out-from-native.e2e.ts · 1 passed	13.5s
🟢	signing out in the native UserProfileView signs out the JS hooks	13.5s
🟢	specs/golden/token-cache-persistence/relaunch.e2e.ts · 1 passed	24.3s
🟢	the token cache keeps the session across a relaunch, and a new scope starts signed out	24.3s
🟢	specs/golden/user-button-and-profile/profile.e2e.ts · 2 passed	28.8s
🟢	the native UserProfileView shows the seeded user	16.5s
🟢	the native UserButton opens the profile	12.3s

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…lease VERIFY_LOCAL_BUILD=standalone makes a local lease build the Release app with the JS embedded, which is the build a remote session already runs, and start no Metro. The host also stops refusing a local build off macOS. It refused because nobody had built the fixture on Linux, and the device specs job builds it on a Linux runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

One job per platform runs the skill's own CLI with a device on the runner: up, run --all, down. Each job creates and deletes its own Clerk application. The jobs skip with a notice on a pull request from a fork and when the MOBILE_VERIFICATION_PLATFORM_API_KEY secret is not set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ners, and not for drafts Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ow makes Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… drafts skip it Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…he pull request The device job passes `--retries 1 --github-report`. A test that passes only on its retry is reported as flaky and does not fail the job. The reporter writes the job summary, which replaces the step that copied e2e's summary there, and on a pull request it posts one comment per platform and keeps it current. For that comment the job gets `pull-requests: write`. The evidence upload gains `report.json` and `junit.xml`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The skill asked an agent to prove its own change and also to run the golden specs of every feature it touched. Now that PR CI runs every golden spec on a pull request, the second run is CI's job: an agent runs and attaches the spec for its own change, and runs another feature's specs only when it changed code that feature shares. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…change The Verifying changes steps still told an agent to run a feature's golden specs. They now say to run the spec for its own change, and that PR CI runs the rest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The steps ended at down. They now also say to commit the spec for a change a user sees, and to attach the run to the pull request once it is open, as SKILL.md does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The first spec after the simulator boots failed its first attempt in three of four runs on the hosted Mac, each time differently: a launch over 30 seconds, a first tap that focused nothing, a two minute timeout. The iOS job now launches the app once through the skill's screen verb before the specs, so no spec pays for the cold start. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… device tests do Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

"Device specs" reads as the hardware of a device. The workflow is now verify-e2e.yml, "Verify end-to-end tests", with the job e2e-tests, and the docs and the step in the Expo workflow use the same words. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… whole lockfile The fingerprint that names a kept native build of the verify fixture hashed the fixture's whole pnpm-lock.yaml. That lockfile is not committed, so every fresh checkout resolves the newest version of each package, and a new version of any JS-only package changed the fingerprint. The app was then built natively again for nothing. In place of the lockfile, the fingerprint now covers two things: - What @expo/fingerprint reports for the installed fixture: the app config, the config plugin files, and the native modules that autolinking links. - The resolved version of every Expo and React Native package in the lockfile. The packages that generate the native project link no native code, so @expo/fingerprint does not report them. pnpm names the directory of an installed package after the versions of its peers, so the fingerprint reads only the package's own name and version from those paths. It leaves out a source that @expo/fingerprint lists without hashing, such as the generated native project. When @expo/fingerprint cannot be loaded, fails, or leaves out the app config or the autolinking result, the fingerprint covers the whole lockfile as before, and the build prints the reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…build A dev client build installs expo-dev-client into the verify fixture. It left in place the marker that says the standalone packages are installed, so the next standalone build named its native app, and built it, from the dev client's packages. Each install now writes the marker for the product it installed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Creating and booting the template simulator took four and a half minutes of waiting in the last full run, and the emulator download up to three. Both now run as one background step that starts before the dependency install, and the job waits for it before `up`. actionlint 1.7.12 predates the `background` and `wait` step keys and rejects them, so .github/actionlint.yaml ignores its two messages for this one workflow file, the way clerk_go does for its own. Until actionlint supports the keys, a step in this file with neither `run` nor `uses` is not reported either. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

With no kept app for the fingerprint, the job took the app that the Expo workflow built for the same commit. That workflow installs the fixture's dependencies in its own job, so its app can come from other native inputs than the fingerprint names, and nothing checked it against the fingerprint. The job now builds natively in that case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ests The end-to-end job no longer takes that app, so the upload step has no reader. The Expo workflow is back to what it is on main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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docs(expo): say that CI runs the verify-clerk-expo device specs

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

ci(repo): run the verify-clerk-expo device specs on GitHub-hosted run…

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test(expo): keep the native build of the verify fixture between CI runs

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ci(repo): give the device specs the native build that the Expo workfl…

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docs(expo): say what the CI device job keeps, where it runs, and that…

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docs(expo): say that the device specs run the way the Expo workflow's…

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docs(expo): say that a JS edit reuses a kept native app

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ci(repo): stop uploading the Expo workflow's app for the end-to-end t…

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