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  5. ·Fix a build error
Manual
  1. 01The mental model
  2. 02Accounts you need before you start
  3. 03First-time setup
  4. 04Everyday commands
  5. 05The dashboard
  6. 06Over-the-air updates
  7. 07Where "login" actually lives
  8. 08Changing your keys
  9. 09Changing your organization
  10. 10Adding and removing people
  11. 11When it breaks
  12. 13Reference
Operator’s manual

Everything leas does, and how to work it

Twelve sections, written for someone who has never seen the tool. Setup is sequential; everything after it is reference you jump into when you need it.

  • Build Expo apps without EAS
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Section 01

The mental model

How the three pieces fit together, and why local and cloud are one code path.

Section 02

Accounts you need before you start

The five accounts you need, what each costs, and which one has a week-long delay.

Section 03

First-time setup

Ten numbered steps from an empty project to a signed build in the store.

Section 04

Everyday commands

The commands you will actually use, and which profile to reach for.

Section 05

The dashboard

Watching builds and updates in real time.

Section 06

Over-the-air updates

Shipping a JavaScript fix to devices already in the field.

Section 07

Where "login" actually lives

Where login lives today, and what each credential proves.

Section 08

Changing your keys

Five runbooks for replacing a key without breaking your builds.

Section 09

Changing your organization

Moving the app to a different Apple team, Play account, or GitHub org.

Section 10

Adding and removing people

Giving someone access without handing over any keys.

Section 11

When it breaks

The failures you will meet, and the fix for each.

Section 13

Reference

Environment variables, file map, and implementation notes.

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