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Thank you for clarifying that difference on how Android and IOS behaves,
So I made a CI in github actions on my repo, I push the code, it does two things:
1- Publish to Expo.
2- Upload the .AAP to the Stores and submit it for review.
So I've the best of both worlds, users get the updates as quick as possible, and new users have the latest version on the stores, your solution was pretty good too "update your updates.fallbackToCacheTimeout" but late unfortunately.
Thank you for clarifying that difference on how Android and IOS behaves,
So I made a CI in github actions on my repo, I push the code, it does two things:
1- Publish to Expo.
2- Upload the .AAP to the Stores and submit it for review.
So I've the best of both worlds, users get the updates as quick as possible, and new users have the latest version on the stores, your solution was pretty good too "update your updates.fallbackToCacheTimeout" but late unfortunately.
and that was a very great tutorial for that :
docs.expo.dev/submit/android/#crea...