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Bottom of the SDK 58 stack. Everything above builds on this. It is on the SDK 58 beta and React Native 0.88 release candidate, so it should not merge until both go stable; it is up so the bots and reviewers can look at the whole stack.

Bumps every Expo package to the 58 line (expo@58.0.0-preview.3, react-native@0.88.0-rc.0, gesture-handler 3.x, reanimated 4.6, screens 4.27) and absorbs the breaking changes:

  • iOS scene lifecycle. SDK 58 prebuild generates SceneDelegate.swift and the scene manifest itself and forwards URL, user-activity and quick-action events to the app delegate, so the custom withIosSceneLifecycle plugin (regex surgery on the AppDelegate template from #3514) is deleted.
  • React Native strict TypeScript API. Host-component refs use ViewInstance / TextInstance / TextInputInstance, the codegen specs import codegenNativeComponent and CodegenTypes from the react-native root, and the removed StatusBar translucent prop is dropped. expo-blur and expo-glass-effect still type refs as Ref<View>, so both get a types-only pnpm patch until upstream adopts ViewInstance.
  • Prebuilt React-Core. Quoted #import "RCTBridge.h" no longer resolves; the markdown module and the @react-native-menu/menu patch import through <React/...>.
  • expo-file-system. File.write, readBytes and writeBytes are async; call sites await them so the atomic rename and upload ordering hold.
  • expo-notifications shows foreground notifications by default. A handler now suppresses the banner only when the notification targets the thread already on screen and lets everything else through. The app previously had no handler, so foreground pushes were silently dropped on iOS.
  • gesture-handler 3.x. simultaneousWithExternalGesture became simultaneousWith, dragOffsetFromRightEdge became dragOffsetFromRight, Gesture.Native() became useNativeGesture.
  • AGP 9 / Kotlin 2.2. Two patches: expo-widgets' layout-registry script compares real paths so it runs through pnpm's symlink, and @clerk/expo declares the savedstate-compose and lifecycle-runtime-compose artifacts it imports instead of relying on transitive leakage.
  • Patches re-targeted to the new versions (metro-config source-map sanitizer, gesture-handler swipeable extensions, screens header bar items, expo-audio recorder error state, expo-sharing Android originalName, expo-widgets Live Activity environment). The reanimated layout-animation backport is upstream in 4.6.0 and its patch is removed.

Current update:

  • Merged main through 93e04160a0c and preserved the current mobile navigation, Android headers, file search, and keep-awake behavior.
  • Bumped to the latest Expo beta, 58.0.0-preview.3, and aligned its bundled packages. React Native remains 0.88.0-rc.0, the version this Expo beta specifies.
  • Retargeted the Metro, sharing, and widgets patches and migrated the host-component refs added on main to React Native 0.88 strict types.
  • Backported Nitro's upstream installJSIBindingsWithRuntime:callInvoker: overload. React Native 0.88 no longer calls the old overload; without this the client builds but fails at JS startup.
  • Backported the keyboard controller's upstream default-props initializers for React Native 0.88. Without these, mounting a thread's chat scroll view crashes; the same fix covers the keyboard background and accessory views.
  • Xcode 27.1 Debug simulator build passes. In the dependent Duo branch, the iOS 27.1 client launches, pairs, opens a thread, and accepts typing with the keyboard visible.
  • Mobile typecheck passes. The focused notification, atomic-file, upload, and incoming-share tests pass: 51 tests.

Original migration validation before this beta refresh:

  • apps/mobile typecheck clean (61 errors before the ref migration, 0 after). 172 test files / 1578 tests pass, plus a new test for the foreground notification behavior.
  • iOS: expo prebuild --clean then a Debug simulator build with Xcode 27 on the mac mini succeeded; the dev client launches on the iOS 27 simulator.
  • Android: expo prebuild --clean then :app:assembleDebug on nucbox-1 succeeded and the APK installs on an API 36 emulator.

Dev client launched on the iOS 27 simulator after the upgrade

Original migration: Claude Fable 5 / Claude Code. Main sync and latest beta refresh: GPT-6 / Codex.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Foreground notifications for the thread you’re viewing are suppressed; notifications for other threads continue to appear.
    • Shared files now retain their original names when available, and text can accompany a shared file.
    • iOS navigation headers support additional subtitle, search, toolbar, and glass-style controls.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved reliability when saving and uploading attachments, including better handling of write failures.
    • Fixed subscription widgets with missing environment dates and improved keyboard and swipe behavior.

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Thread transfer impact

✅ Thread transfer remains within every enforced ceiling.

Provider Metric Main baseline This PR Impact PR ceiling
Codex Total thread wire 13.5 KiB 13.5 KiB −26 B (−0.2%) 15.1 KiB ✅
Codex Thread snapshot wire 7.1 KiB 7.1 KiB +7 B (+0.1%) 7.3 KiB ✅
Codex Live turn WebSocket wire 6.5 KiB 6.5 KiB −33 B (−0.5%) 7.8 KiB ✅
Codex Live turn WebSocket decoded 56.3 KiB 56.3 KiB 0 B (0.0%) 66.4 KiB ✅
Codex Live turn messages 10 10 0 (0.0%) 21 ✅
Claude Total thread wire 13.5 KiB 13.5 KiB +29 B (+0.2%) 15.1 KiB ✅
Claude Thread snapshot wire 7.1 KiB 7.1 KiB +5 B (+0.1%) 7.3 KiB ✅
Claude Live turn WebSocket wire 6.4 KiB 6.5 KiB +24 B (+0.4%) 7.8 KiB ✅
Claude Live turn WebSocket decoded 57.0 KiB 57.0 KiB 0 B (0.0%) 66.4 KiB ✅
Claude Live turn messages 9 9 0 (0.0%) 21 ✅

Baseline: 829af7b · PR result: bf99371 · Source CI: failure

Scenario and decoded snapshot size

10 historical turns, 5 command tools per turn, 878.9 KiB retained MCP result per historical turn, and a 1.05 MiB retained result in the measured turn.

  • Codex decoded thread snapshot: 113.9 KiB
  • Claude decoded thread snapshot: 114.6 KiB

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+ navitem.leadingItemGroups = [config barButtonItemGroupsFromItems:items];

On iOS 16+, replaceNavigationBarViewsWithSnapshotOfSubview: only searches leftBarButtonItems and rightBarButtonItems, so React-backed items stored in leadingItemGroups/trailingItemGroups are not replaced with snapshots before Fabric unmounts them. Header buttons therefore disappear or render blank during transitions. Update the snapshot cleanup path to traverse both item-group collections as well.

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On iOS 16+, `replaceNavigationBarViewsWithSnapshotOfSubview:` only searches `leftBarButtonItems` and `rightBarButtonItems`, so React-backed items stored in `leadingItemGroups`/`trailingItemGroups` are not replaced with snapshots before Fabric unmounts them. Header buttons therefore disappear or render blank during transitions. Update the snapshot cleanup path to traverse both item-group collections as well.

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+ [navctr setToolbarHidden:NO animated:animated];

When a screen with headerToolbarItems becomes hidden, updateViewController returns before updating the toolbar, so the navigation controller keeps showing the previous screen's bottom toolbar actions. Move the toolbar-clearing/hiding logic before the shouldHide early return.

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In file @patches/react-native-screens@4.27.0.patch around line 811:

When a screen with `headerToolbarItems` becomes hidden, `updateViewController` returns before updating the toolbar, so the navigation controller keeps showing the previous screen's bottom toolbar actions. Move the toolbar-clearing/hiding logic before the `shouldHide` early return.

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Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR is a broad Expo/React Native preview migration that changes native lifecycle, navigation, gestures, file I/O, notification presentation, and platform dependency behavior across the mobile build. Unresolved native navigation issues and a TypeScript children-contract issue further require focused human validation before merge.

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The mobile app updates to Expo SDK 58 and React Native 0.88 prerelease packages. The changes also update native package patches, component types, file handling, and gesture APIs, remove an iOS scene lifecycle plugin, and add thread-aware foreground notification presentation.

Changes

Mobile platform migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Expo SDK 58 dependency baseline
apps/mobile/package.json, pnpm-workspace.yaml, third-party-licenses.config.json, apps/mobile/tsconfig.json
The mobile and workspace dependency versions and Expo overrides move to SDK 58. The workspace adds license overrides for Expo-related packages.
Expo and React Native package patches
patches/@expo__metro-config@58.0.3.patch, patches/@clerk__expo@4.6.8.patch, patches/@react-native-menu__menu@2.0.0.patch, patches/expo-*.patch, patches/react-native-gesture-handler@*.patch, patches/react-native-keyboard-controller@1.21.13.patch, patches/react-native-nitro-modules@0.35.9.patch
Patches update source-map composition, sharing payloads, widgets, native gesture handling, keyboard view setup, and package integrations. SDK 57 patches are removed or replaced.
Native navigation header support
patches/react-native-screens@4.27.0.patch
The screens patch adds header subtitles, center and toolbar placements, search items, glass buttons, and related native and TypeScript wiring. It also updates interactive-pop gesture arbitration.
Markdown native component integration
apps/mobile/modules/t3-markdown-text/*, apps/mobile/src/native/T3ComposerEditor*
Markdown codegen imports and native refs use public React Native types. A shared helper resolves icon asset URIs for markdown text and composer icons.
Mobile component and gesture API updates
apps/mobile/src/components/*, apps/mobile/src/features/*, apps/mobile/src/native/T3KeyboardCommands.*, apps/mobile/src/features/terminal/NativeTerminalSurface.tsx
Components adopt React Native instance and event types. Swipe and native scroll gestures use updated gesture-handler APIs. Native keyboard view props no longer declare inherited children.
Runtime handling and app configuration
apps/mobile/app.config.ts, apps/mobile/plugins/*, apps/mobile/src/components/ComposerAttachmentStrip.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/sharing/incoming-share-storage.ts, apps/mobile/src/lib/*, apps/mobile/src/widgets/SubscriptionUsage.tsx, apps/mobile/src/App.tsx, apps/mobile/src/Stack.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/home/HomeScreen.tsx
File operations are awaited before subsequent work. Missing widget dates use a fallback, status-bar translucency is removed, and the iOS scene lifecycle plugin and its tests are deleted.

Foreground notification behavior

Layer / File(s) Summary
Thread-aware notification presentation
apps/mobile/src/Stack.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/*
The stack passes its pathname to the notification hook. The hook suppresses a foreground notification when its deep link matches the visible thread; tests cover matching, different, and absent thread routes.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant RootStackLayout
  participant useAgentNotificationNavigation
  participant ExpoNotifications
  participant foregroundNotificationBehavior
  RootStackLayout->>useAgentNotificationNavigation: Pass pathname
  useAgentNotificationNavigation->>ExpoNotifications: Register foreground handler
  ExpoNotifications->>useAgentNotificationNavigation: Deliver foreground notification
  useAgentNotificationNavigation->>foregroundNotificationBehavior: Evaluate notification against visible thread
  foregroundNotificationBehavior-->>useAgentNotificationNavigation: Return presentation behavior
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to bf993

A fresh mobile install can fail while the Babel preset is within the release-age window, and notifications for an open thread can sound over its settings sheet. Fix the install exception before merging and restore notification matching to the underlying thread.

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In `@apps/mobile/package.json`:
- Line 76: Update the expo-web-browser dependency to the SDK 58-compatible
~58.0.0 range, keeping the Expo package versions aligned with the upgraded expo
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In `@apps/mobile/src/native/T3KeyboardCommands.android.tsx`:
- Line 7: Update the NativeKeyboardCommandsProps contracts in
apps/mobile/src/native/T3KeyboardCommands.android.tsx (line 7) and
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"expo-linking": "~57.0.8",
"expo-network": "~57.0.1",
"expo-notifications": "~57.0.15",
"expo": "58.0.0-preview.2",

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Align expo-web-browser with SDK 58.

expo-web-browser remains at ~57.0.2 while this change upgrades expo to SDK 58. Expo's SDK 58 compatibility manifest specifies ~58.0.0 for expo-web-browser. The current set fails Expo package-version validation and retains SDK 57 native code in an SDK 58 build. Update expo-web-browser to the SDK 58 range. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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In `@apps/mobile/package.json` at line 76, Update the expo-web-browser dependency
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import type { HardwareKeyboardCommand } from "../features/keyboard/hardwareKeyboardCommands";

interface NativeKeyboardCommandsProps extends ViewProps, PropsWithChildren {
interface NativeKeyboardCommandsProps extends ViewProps {

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Restore children in both native view prop contracts. Both platform components still render props.children, but the changed NativeKeyboardCommandsProps interfaces no longer accept children. TypeScript rejects the JSX usage.

  • apps/mobile/src/native/T3KeyboardCommands.android.tsx#L7-L7: restore PropsWithChildren<ViewProps> or add an optional children field.
  • apps/mobile/src/native/T3KeyboardCommands.ios.tsx#L7-L7: restore the same children declaration.
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Effect service convention finding in apps/server/src/persistence/PullRequestFilesViewed.ts:92: this new service module owns construction but declares make privately. Export it as export const make = Effect.gen(...) so the canonical service API exposes both make and layer.

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Bump every Expo package to the SDK 58 line (expo@58.0.0-preview.2,
react-native@0.88.0-rc.0, gesture-handler 3.x, reanimated 4.6, screens 4.27)
and absorb the breaking changes:

- iOS scene lifecycle: the SDK 58 prebuild template now generates
  SceneDelegate.swift and the scene manifest itself, so the custom
  withIosSceneLifecycle plugin (and its regex surgery on AppDelegate) is
  deleted. Expo forwards URL, user-activity, and quick-action events to the
  app delegate under the scene lifecycle.
- React Native strict TypeScript API: host-component refs use the new
  ViewInstance/TextInstance/TextInputInstance types, the codegen specs import
  codegenNativeComponent and CodegenTypes from the react-native root, and the
  removed StatusBar `translucent` prop is dropped. expo-blur and
  expo-glass-effect still type refs as Ref<View>, so both get a types-only
  pnpm patch until upstream adopts ViewInstance.
- expo-file-system: File.write, readBytes and writeBytes are async; call
  sites await them so the atomic rename and upload ordering hold.
- expo-notifications now shows foreground notifications by default. A
  notification handler suppresses the banner only when it targets the thread
  already on screen and lets everything else through.
- gesture-handler 3.x: ReanimatedSwipeable's simultaneousWithExternalGesture
  became simultaneousWith and dragOffsetFromRightEdge became
  dragOffsetFromRight, with Gesture.Native() swapped for useNativeGesture.
- Patches re-targeted to the new versions (metro-config source-map sanitizer,
  gesture-handler swipeable extensions, screens header bar items, expo-audio
  recorder error state, expo-sharing Android originalName, expo-widgets
  Live Activity environment). The reanimated layout-animation backport is
  upstream in 4.6.0 and its patch is removed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…arkdown module

React Native 0.88 ships React-Core prebuilt, so quoted header imports no longer
resolve. The unused RCTBridge import is dropped and the Fabric plugin header is
imported through <React/...> like every other Fabric component.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… patch

React Native 0.88 ships React-Core prebuilt, so @react-native-menu/menu's
quoted RCTBridge.h import no longer resolves. Fold the fix into the existing
menu patch.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two patches for third-party packages that AGP 9 exposes:

- expo-widgets resolves its layout registry script through a pnpm symlink,
  so the "am I the main module" path check never matched and the registry
  resource was silently skipped; comparing real paths lets it run.
- @clerk/expo imports LocalSavedStateRegistryOwner and the Compose
  LocalLifecycleOwner but only got those artifacts transitively through
  navigation3; AGP 9 no longer leaks runtime constraints onto the compile
  classpath, so the module declares them itself.

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expo 58 depends on the noxcturnal Rust transformer and its platform
binaries even when the experiment is off. The packages declare MIT but ship
no license file, which fails strict third-party license generation.

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A non-top screen's update hides or shows the shared navigation controller's toolbar, so updating a mounted screen beneath a pushed route changes the toolbar visible on the top screen. The toolbar update block must be restricted to navctr.topViewController == vc so it is deferred until that screen is visible.

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In `@apps/mobile/src/Stack.tsx`:
- Around line 512-517: Update the useAgentNotificationNavigation call to use
workspaceLocation.pathname so notification suppression matches the underlying
workspace route when an overlay is focused. Compute workspaceLocation with
workspaceLocationFromState before that call, and retain pathname for
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// Full pathname (sheets included) for keyboard-command scoping and
// foreground-notification suppression; the workspace layout only reacts to
// the underlying non-overlay route.
const path = getPathFromState(props.state, navigationPathConfig);
const pathname = path.startsWith("/") ? path : `/${path}`;
useAgentNotificationNavigation(pathname);

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<title>Result 1</title> https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@react-navigation/core@7.21.13/lib/typescript/src/getPathFromState.d.ts import type { NavigationState, PartialState } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/routers`&`#39`;; import type { PathConfigMap } from &`#39`;./types.js&`#39`;; type Options = { path?: string; initialRouteName?: string; screens: PathConfigMap; }; type State = NavigationState | Omit<PartialState, &`#39`;stale&`#39`;>; /** * Utility to serialize a navigation state object to a path string. * * `@example` * ```js * getPathFromState( * { * routes: [ * { * name: &`#39`;Chat&`#39`;, * params: { author: &`#39`;Jane&`#39`;, id: 42 }, * }, * ], * }, * { * screens: { * Chat: { * path: &`#39`;chat/:author/:id&`#39`;, * stringify: { author: author => author.toLowerCase() } * } * } * } * ) * ``` * * `@param` state Navigation state to serialize. * `@param` options Extra options to fine-tune how to serialize the path. * `@returns` Path representing the state, e.g. /foo/bar?count=42. */ export declare function getPathFromState (state: State, options?: Options): string; export {}; //# sourceMappingURL=getPathFromState.d.ts.map <title>Static configuration</title> https://reactnavigation.org/docs/static-configuration #### `linking` ... Linking configuration for the screen. It can be either a string for a path or an object with the linking configuration: ... ```js const RootStack = createNativeStackNavigator({ screens: { Profile: { screen: ProfileScreen, linking: { path: &`#39`;u/:userId&`#39`;, parse: { userId: (id) => id.replace(/^`@/`, &`#39`;&`#39`;), }, stringify: { userId: (id) => `@${id}`, }, }, }, Chat: { screen: ChatScreen, linking: &`#39`;chat/:chatId&`#39`;, }, }, }); ... The `linking` object supports the same configuration options described in Configuring links such as `parse`, `stringify` and `exact`. ... To make deep links work on native apps, you also need to configure your app and pass `prefixes` to the navigation component returned by `createStaticNavigation`: ... ```js const Navigation = createStaticNavigation(RootStack); const linking = { prefixes: [&`#39`;https://example.com&`#39`;, &`#39`;example://&`#39`;], }; ... function App() { return <Navigation linking={linking} />; } ... ## `createStaticNavigation` ... The `createStaticNavigation` function takes the static config returned by `createXNavigator` functions and returns a React component to render: ... ### Differences in the `linking` prop ... Similar to `NavigationContainer`, the component returned by `createStaticNavigation` also accepts a `linking` prop. However, there are some key differences: ... 1. It&`#39`;s not possible to pass a full `config` object to the `linking` prop. It can only accept `path` and an `initialRouteName` for the root navigator. 2. The linking config is collected from the `linking` properties specified in the screen configuration. 3. It&`#39`;s possible to pass `enabled: &`#39`;auto&`#39`;` to automatically generate paths for all leaf screens: ... Passing `enabled: true` enables linking support without automatic path generation, which means only the paths specified in the screen&`#39`;s `linking` configuration explicitly will be used for deep linking. ... ## `createPathConfigForStaticNavigation` ... The `createPathConfigForStaticNavigation` function takes the static config returned by `createXNavigator` functions and returns a path config object that can be used within the linking config. ... ```js const config = { screens: { Home: { screens: createPathConfigForStaticNavigation(HomeTabs), }, }, }; ``` ... This is intended to be used when combining static and dynamic APIs. <title>Result 3</title> https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@react-navigation/core@7.21.13/lib/typescript/src/StaticNavigation.d.ts type StaticScreenConfigLinking = PathConfig | string | null | undefined; ... type StaticScreenConfig > = Omit<StaticRouteConfig<ParamListForStaticScreenConfig, string, State, ScreenOptions, EventMap, Navigation>, &`#39`;name&`#39`; | &`#39`;component&`#39`; | &`#39`;getComponent&`#39`; | &`#39`;children&`#39`;> & { /** * Callback to determine whether the screen should be rendered or not. * This can be useful for conditional rendering of screens, * e.g. - if you want to render a different screen for logged in users. * * You can use a custom hook to use custom logic to determine the return value. * * `@example` * ```js * if: useIsLoggedIn * ``` */ if?: () => boolean; /** * Linking config for the screen. * This can be a string to specify the path, or an object with more options. * * `@example` * ```js * linking: { * path: &`#39`;profile/:id&`#39`;, * exact: true, * }, * ``` */ linking?: StaticScreenConfigLinking; /** * Static navigation config or Component to render for the screen. */ screen: Screen; }; ... export type StaticConfigScreens > = { [RouteName in keyof ParamList]: React.ComponentType | StaticNavigation<any, any, any> | (Omit<StaticRouteConfig<ParamList, RouteName, State, ScreenOptions, EventMap, NavigationList[RouteName]>, &`#39`;name&`#39`; | &`#39`;component&`#39`; | &`#39`;getComponent&`#39`; | &`#39`;children&`#39`;> & { /** * Callback to determine whether the screen should be rendered or not. * This can be useful for conditional rendering of screens, * e.g. - if you want to render a different screen for logged in users. * * You can use a custom hook to use custom logic to determine the return value. * * `@example` * ```js * if: useIsLoggedIn * ``` */ if?: () => boolean; /** * Linking config for the screen. * This can be a string to specify the path, or an object with more options. * * `@example` * ```js * linking: { * path: &`#39`;profile/:id&`#39`;, * exact: true, * }, * ``` */ linking?: PathConfig | string | null; /** * Static navigation config or Component to render for the screen. */ screen: StaticNavigation<any, any, any> | React.ComponentType; }) | StaticScreenConfigBranded; ... type StaticConfigInternal, Navigator extends React.ComponentType > = Omit<Omit<React.ComponentProps, keyof DefaultNavigatorOptions<ParamListBase, string | undefined, NavigationState, {}, EventMapBase, NavigationList[keyof ParamList]>> & DefaultNavigatorOptions<ParamList, NavigatorID, State, ScreenOptions, EventMap, NavigationList[keyof ParamList]>, &`#39`;screens&`#39`; | &`#39`;children&`#39`;> & ({ /** * Screens to render in the navigator and their configuration. */ screens: StaticConfigScreens<ParamList, State, ScreenOptions, EventMap, NavigationList>; ... /** * Groups of screens to render in the navigator and their configuration. */ groups?: { [key: string]: StaticConfigGroup< ... , State, ScreenOptions, EventMap, NavigationList>; ... export type StaticScreenFactory = (config: StaticScreenConfig<Screen, Bag[&`#39`;State&`#39`;], Bag[&`#39`;ScreenOptions&`#39`;], Bag[&`#39`;EventMap&`#39`;], Bag[&`#39`;NavigationList&`#39`;][keyof Bag[&`#39`;ParamList&`#39`;]]>) => StaticScreenConfig<Screen, Bag ... NavigationList&`#39`;][keyof Bag[&`#39`; ... &`#39`;]]> & StaticScreen ... of the component ... be displayed in React DevTools ... type TreeForPathConfig = { config: ConfigForPathConfig; }; ... type ConfigForPathConfig = { initialRouteName?: string; screens?: Record<string, ScreenForPathConfig>; groups?: { [key: string]: { screens: Record<string, ScreenForPathConfig>; }; }; }; ... type LinkingForPathConfig = PathConfig | string | null | undefined; ... type ScreenForPathConfig = React.ComponentType | TreeForPathConfig | { screen: React.ComponentType | TreeForPathConfig; linking?: LinkingForPathConfig; }; ... /** * Create a path config object from a static navigation config for deep linking. * * `@param` tree Static navigation config. * `@param` options Additional options from …[truncated] <title>Result 4</title> https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@react-navigation/core@7.21.13/src/getPathFromState.tsx * Utility to serialize a navigation state object to a path string. ... * ```js ... PathFromState ... * { ... { author: &`#39`;Jane ... ], * }, ... /:author/:id ... author => author.toLowerCase() ... export function getPathFromState ( state: State, options?: Options ): string { if (state == null) { throw Error( `Got &`#39`;${String(state)}&`#39`; for the navigation state. You must pass a valid state object.` ); } if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== &`#39`;production&`#39`; && options) { validatePathConfig(options); } const configs = getNormalizedConfigs(options); const cachedRouteStates = new Map<object, State | undefined>(); const getRouteState = ( route: State[&`#39`;routes&`#39`;][number], config: ConfigItem | undefined ) => { if (route.state) { return route.state; } const hasScreenParams = route.params && &`#39`;screen&`#39`; in route.params && typeof route.params.screen === &`#39`;string&`#39`; && config?.screens?.[route.params.screen]; const hasStateParams = route.params && &`#39`;state&`#39`; in route.params && config?.screens; if ( !route.params || !config?.screens || (!hasScreenParams && !hasStateParams) ) { return undefined; } if (!cachedRouteStates.has(route)) { cachedRouteStates.set(route, getStateFromRouteParams(route.params)); } return cachedRouteStates.get(route); }; const focusedRoute = getActiveRoute(state, configs, getRouteState); let path = &`#39`;/&`#39`;; let current: State | undefined = state; while (current) { let index = typeof current.index === &`#39`;number&`#39`; ? current.index : 0; let route = current.routes[index]; let parts: PatternPart[] | undefined; const partValues = new Map<PatternPart, SerializedParamValue | undefined>(); let focusedParams: Record<string, SerializedParamValue> | undefined; let currentOptions = configs; // Keep all the route names that appeared during going deeper in config in case the pattern is resolved to undefined const nestedRouteNames = []; let hasNext = true; while (route.name in currentOptions && hasNext) { const config = currentOptions[route.name]; parts = config.parts; const ownParts = config.ownParts; nestedRouteNames.push(route.name); if (route.params) { const options = config; const currentParams = Object.fromEntries( Object.entries(route.params) .map(([key, value]): [string, SerializedParamValue] | null => { if (value === undefined) { if (options) { const optional = ownParts.find( (part) => part.param === key )?.optional; if (optional) { return null; } } else { return null; } } const stringify = options?.stringify?.[key]; return [ key, stringify ? stringify(value) : serializeParamValue(value), ]; }) .filter((entry) => entry != null) ); const claimedParams = new Set (); for (const part of ownParts) { if (part.param && part.param in currentParams) { const value = currentParams[part.param]; if (value !== undefined) { partValues.set(part, value); claimedParams.add(part.param); } } } if (focusedRoute === route) { // If this is the focused route, keep the params for later use // We save it here since it&`#39`;s been stringified already focusedParams = {}; for (const key in currentParams) { const value = currentParams[key]; if ( !claimedParams.has(key) && value !== undefined && value !== &`#39`;undefined&`#39`; ) { focusedParams[key] = value; } } } } for (const part of ownParts) { if (part.param && !partValues.has(part)) { partValues.set(part, undefined); } } const routeState = getRouteState(route, config); // If there is no `screens` property or no nested state, we return pattern if (!config.screens || routeState === undefined) { hasNext = false; } else { index = typeof routeState.index === &`#39`;number&`#39`; ? routeState.index : routeState.routes.length - 1; const nextRoute = routeState.routes[index]; const nestedConfig = config.screens; // if there is config for next route name, we go deeper if (nestedConfig && nextRoute.name in nestedConfig) { route = nextRoute; curre…[truncated] <title>Result 5</title> https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@react-navigation/core@7.21.12/src/getPathFromState.tsx * Utility to serialize a navigation state object to a path string. ... * ```js ... PathFromState ... * { ... { author: &`#39`;Jane ... ], * }, ... /:author/:id ... author => author.toLowerCase() ... export function getPathFromState ( state: State, options?: Options ): string { if (state == null) { throw Error( `Got &`#39`;${String(state)}&`#39`; for the navigation state. You must pass a valid state object.` ); } if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== &`#39`;production&`#39`; && options) { validatePathConfig(options); } const configs = getNormalizedConfigs(options); const cachedRouteStates = new Map<object, State | undefined>(); const getRouteState = ( route: State[&`#39`;routes&`#39`;][number], config: ConfigItem | undefined ) => { if (route.state) { return route.state; } const hasScreenParams = route.params && &`#39`;screen&`#39`; in route.params && typeof route.params.screen === &`#39`;string&`#39`; && config?.screens?.[route.params.screen]; const hasStateParams = route.params && &`#39`;state&`#39`; in route.params && config?.screens; if ( !route.params || !config?.screens || (!hasScreenParams && !hasStateParams) ) { return undefined; } if (!cachedRouteStates.has(route)) { cachedRouteStates.set(route, getStateFromRouteParams(route.params)); } return cachedRouteStates.get(route); }; const focusedRoute = getActiveRoute(state, configs, getRouteState); let path = &`#39`;/&`#39`;; let current: State | undefined = state; while (current) { let index = typeof current.index === &`#39`;number&`#39`; ? current.index : 0; let route = current.routes[index]; let parts: PatternPart[] | undefined; const partValues = new Map<PatternPart, SerializedParamValue | undefined>(); let focusedParams: Record<string, SerializedParamValue> | undefined; let currentOptions = configs; // Keep all the route names that appeared during going deeper in config in case the pattern is resolved to undefined const nestedRouteNames = []; let hasNext = true; while (route.name in currentOptions && hasNext) { const config = currentOptions[route.name]; parts = config.parts; const ownParts = config.ownParts; nestedRouteNames.push(route.name); if (route.params) { const options = config; const currentParams = Object.fromEntries( Object.entries(route.params) .map(([key, value]): [string, SerializedParamValue] | null => { if (value === undefined) { if (options) { const optional = ownParts.find( (part) => part.param === key )?.optional; if (optional) { return null; } } else { return null; } } const stringify = options?.stringify?.[key]; return [ key, stringify ? stringify(value) : serializeParamValue(value), ]; }) .filter((entry) => entry != null) ); const claimedParams = new Set (); for (const part of ownParts) { if (part.param && part.param in currentParams) { const value = currentParams[part.param]; if (value !== undefined) { partValues.set(part, value); claimedParams.add(part.param); } } } if (focusedRoute === route) { // If this is the focused route, keep the params for later use // We save it here since it&`#39`;s been stringified already focusedParams = {}; for (const key in currentParams) { const value = currentParams[key]; if ( !claimedParams.has(key) && value !== undefined && value !== &`#39`;undefined&`#39`; ) { focusedParams[key] = value; } } } } for (const part of ownParts) { if (part.param && !partValues.has(part)) { partValues.set(part, undefined); } } const routeState = getRouteState(route, config); // If there is no `screens` property or no nested state, we return pattern if (!config.screens || routeState === undefined) { hasNext = false; } else { index = typeof routeState.index === &`#39`;number&`#39`; ? routeState.index : routeState.routes.length - 1; const nextRoute = routeState.routes[index]; const nestedConfig = config.screens; // if there is config for next route name, we go deeper if (nestedConfig && nextRoute.name in nestedConfig) { route = nextRoute; curre…[truncated]

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<title>Static configuration</title> https://reactnavigation.org/docs/static-configuration ## `createStaticNavigation` ... createStaticNavigation ... function takes the ... returned by ` ... ## `createPathConfigForStaticNavigation` ... The `createPathConfigForStaticNavigation` function takes the static config returned by `createXNavigator` functions and returns a path config object that can be used within the linking config. ... ```js const config = { screens: { Home: { screens: createPathConfigForStaticNavigation(HomeTabs), }, }, }; ``` ... This is intended to be used when combining static and dynamic APIs. <title>Static configuration</title> https://reactnavigation.org/docs/8.x/static-configuration ## `createPathConfigForStaticNavigation` ... The `createPathConfigForStaticNavigation` function takes the static config returned by `createXNavigator` functions and returns a path config object that can be used within the linking config. ... ```js const config = { screens: { Home: { screens: createPathConfigForStaticNavigation(HomeTabs), }, }, }; ``` ... This is intended to be used when combining static and dynamic APIs for more details. ... ## `createStaticNavigation` ... The `createStaticNavigation` function takes the static config returned by `createXNavigator` functions and returns a React component to render: ... ### Differences in the `linking` prop ... Similar to `NavigationContainer`, the component returned by `createStaticNavigation` also accepts a `linking` prop. However, there are some key differences: ... 1. It&`#39`;s not possible to pass a full `config` object to the `linking` prop. It can only accept `path` and an `initialRouteName` for the root navigator. 2. The linking config is collected from the `linking` properties specified in the screen configuration. 3. It defaults to `enabled: &`#39`;auto&`#39`;` which enables deep links by default and automatically generate paths for all leaf screens. ... By default, linking is enabled in static configuration with automatic path generation. If you don&`#39`;t want linking support, it can be disabled by explicitly passing `enabled: false` to the `linking` prop. ... Passing `enabled: true` enables linking support without automatic path generation, which means only the paths specified in the screen&`#39`;s `linking` configuration explicitly will be used for deep linking. <title>Mixing Static & Dynamic APIs</title> https://reactnavigation.org/docs/8.x/combine-static-with-dynamic # Mixing Static & Dynamic APIs Version: 8.x Sitemap: llms-8.x.txt While the static API has many advantages, it doesn&`#39`;t fit use cases where the navigation configuration needs to be dynamic. So React Navigation supports interop between the static and dynamic APIs. Keep in mind that the features provided by the static API such as automatic linking configuration and automatic TypeScript types need the whole configuration to be static. If part of the configuration is dynamic, you&`#39`;ll need to handle those parts manually. There are 2 ways you may want to combine the static and dynamic APIs: ## Static root navigator, dynamic nested navigator This is useful if you want to keep your configuration static, but need to use a dynamic configuration for a specific navigator. Let&`#39`;s consider the following example: - You have a root stack navigator that contains a tab navigator in a screen. - The tab navigator is defined using the dynamic API. Our static configuration would look like this: ```js import { createNativeStackNavigator } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/native-stack`&`#39`;; const RootStack = createNativeStackNavigator({ screens: { Home: { screen: HomeScreen, }, Feed: { screen: FeedScreen, linking: { path: &`#39`;feed&`#39`;, }, }, }, }); ``` Here, `FeedScreen` is a component that renders a bottom tab navigator and is defined using the dynamic API: ```js import { createBottomTabNavigator } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/bottom-tabs`&`#39`;; const FeedTabs = createBottomTabNavigator(); function FeedScreen() { return ( <FeedTabs.Navigator> <FeedTabs.Screen name="Latest" component={LatestScreen} /> <FeedTabs.Screen name="Popular" component={PopularScreen} /> </FeedTabs.Navigator> ); } ``` This code will work, but we&`#39`;re missing 2 things: - Linking configuration for the screens in the bottom tab navigator. - TypeScript types for the screens in the bottom tab navigator. Since the nested navigator is defined using the dynamic API, we need to handle these manually. For the linking configuration, we can define the screens in the `linking` property of the `Feed` screen: ```js import { createNativeStackNavigator } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/native-stack`&`#39`;; const RootStack = createNativeStackNavigator({ screens: { Home: { screen: HomeScreen, }, Feed: { screen: FeedScreen, linking: { path: &`#39`;feed&`#39`;, // highlight-start screens: { Latest: &`#39`;latest&`#39`;, Popular: &`#39`;popular&`#39`;, }, // highlight-end }, }, }, }); ``` Here the `screens` property is the same as how you&`#39`;d define it with `linking` config with the dynamic API. It can contain configuration for any nested navigators as well. See configuring links for more details on the API. For the TypeScript types, we can define the type of the `FeedScreen` component: ```tsx import { StaticScreenProps, NavigatorScreenParams, } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/native`&`#39`;; import { createBottomTabNavigator } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/bottom-tabs`&`#39`;; type FeedTabsParamList = { Latest: undefined; Popular: undefined; }; const FeedTabs = createBottomTabNavigator<FeedTabsParamList>(); // highlight-next-line type Props = StaticScreenProps<NavigatorScreenParams<typeof FeedTabs>>; // highlight-next-line function FeedScreen(_: Props) { // ... } ``` In the above snippet: 1. We first define the param list type for screens in the navigator that defines params for each screen 2. Then we create the dynamic navigator with that param list 3. Then we use the `NavigatorScreenParams` type with `typeof FeedTabs` to get the type of route&`#39`;s `params` which will include types for the nested screens and the concrete navigator type 4. Finally, we use the type of `params` with `StaticScreenProps` to define the type of the screen component Using `typeof FeedTabs` lets typed hooks such as `useNavigation(&`#39`;Latest&`#39`;)`, `useRoute(&`#39`;Latest&`#39`;)`, and `useNavigationState(&`#39`;Latest&`#39`;, selector)` infer the screens inside the nested…[truncated] <title>UNPKG</title> https://app.unpkg.com/@react-navigation/core@7.22.1/files/lib/typescript/src/getPathFromState.d.ts UNPKG # `@react-navigation/core` import type { NavigationState, PartialState } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/routers`&`#39`;; import type { PathConfigMap } from &`#39`;./types.js&`#39`;; type Options< ParamList extends {}> = { path?: string; initialRouteName?: string; screens: PathConfigMap< ParamList>; }; type State = NavigationState | Omit< PartialState< NavigationState>, &`#39`;stale&`#39`;>; /** * Utility to serialize a navigation state object to a path string. * * `@example` * ```js * getPathFromState( * { * routes: [ * { * name: &`#39`;Chat&`#39`;, * params: { author: &`#39`;Jane&`#39`;, id: 42 }, * }, * ], * }, * { * screens: { * Chat: { * path: &`#39`;chat/:author/:id&`#39`;, * stringify: { author: author => author.toLowerCase() } * } * } * } * ) * ``` * * `@param` state Navigation state to serialize. * `@param` options Extra options to fine-tune how to serialize the path. * `@returns` Path representing the state, e.g. /foo/bar?count=42. */ export declare function getPathFromState< ParamList extends {}>(state: State, options?: Options< ParamList>): string; export {}; //# sourceMappingURL=getPathFromState.d.ts.map <title>UNPKG</title> https://app.unpkg.com/@react-navigation/core@7.3.1/files/lib/typescript/commonjs/src/getPathFromState.d.ts UNPKG # `@react-navigation/core` Core utilities for building navigators import type { NavigationState, PartialState } from &`#39`;`@react-navigation/routers`&`#39`;; import type { PathConfigMap } from &`#39`;./types&`#39`;; type Options< ParamList extends {}> = { path?: string; initialRouteName?: string; screens: PathConfigMap< ParamList>; }; type State = NavigationState | Omit< PartialState< NavigationState>, &`#39`;stale&`#39`;>; /** * Utility to serialize a navigation state object to a path string. * * `@example` * ```js * getPathFromState( * { * routes: [ * { * name: &`#39`;Chat&`#39`;, * params: { author: &`#39`;Jane&`#39`;, id: 42 }, * }, * ], * }, * { * screens: { * Chat: { * path: &`#39`;chat/:author/:id&`#39`;, * stringify: { author: author => author.toLowerCase() } * } * } * } * ) * ``` * * `@param` state Navigation state to serialize. * `@param` options Extra options to fine-tune how to serialize the path. * `@returns` Path representing the state, e.g. /foo/bar?count=42. */ export declare function getPathFromState< ParamList extends {}>(state: State, options?: Options< ParamList>): string; export {}; //# sourceMappingURL=getPathFromState.d.ts.map

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Use the underlying workspace path for notification suppression.

When ThreadSettingsSheet is focused, getPathFromState returns /ThreadSettingsSheet because this route has no linking entry. threadDeepLinkOnScreen then returns null, so a foreground notification for the visible thread is shown instead of suppressed. Use workspaceLocation.pathname for notification matching while keeping the full pathname for keyboard commands.

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   const path = getPathFromState(props.state, navigationPathConfig);
   const pathname = path.startsWith("/") ? path : `/${path}`;
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In `@apps/mobile/src/Stack.tsx` around lines 512 - 517, Update the
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- "@expo/prebuild-config@58.0.3"
- "@expo/router-server@58.0.3"
- "@expo/ui@58.0.3"
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Exclude the installed Babel preset version.

apps/mobile/package.json resolves babel-preset-expo to 58.0.3, but this list excludes 58.0.2. While 58.0.3 is inside the minimum release age window, a fresh pnpm install has no permitted version that satisfies ~58.0.3.

Update the exclusion to babel-preset-expo@58.0.3.

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+  - babel-preset-expo@58.0.3
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In `@pnpm-workspace.yaml` at line 95, Update the `babel-preset-expo` exclusion in
the workspace configuration from version 58.0.2 to 58.0.3 so it matches the
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