feat(server): Expo credentials, EAS Simulator API, and EAS project lookup#21843

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The server pieces an EAS Simulator device host needs, with no host yet.

Credentials, in the order the GitHub integration uses:
1. an access token saved for the EAS host: a secretSetting, kept in the secret store and redacted for clients;
2. EXPO_TOKEN;
3. the session eas login / expo login keeps in ~/.expo/state.json.
No Expo CLI is needed. A credential that is not printable ASCII (the redacted placeholder after a failed secret read, a pasted newline) is refused with a message naming its source, never sent. expo-session joins the redacted header names.
ExpoApi: a client for the Expo GraphQL operations eas-cli's simulator:* commands use: the signed-in account and its apps, simulator access, and starting, reading, listing and stopping sessions. It is generated with effect/graphql, the same way as the GitHub client:
- apps/server/schema/expo.graphql is api.expo.dev's schema, read by introspection (which Expo allows without a credential; eas-cli generates from the same endpoint). vp run generate:expo-schema refreshes it.
- The operations are in src/device/ExpoApi.graphql; vp run generate writes ExpoApi.graphql.ts, and CI checks it is current.
- Errors keep no cause that could hold the credential header or quote session tokens. Session tokens stay Redacted.
EAS project lookup: reads the literal projectId a workspace's app config names, and extra.eas.projectId from the first of app.config.json and app.json (wrapped in expo or not, as Expo accepts both; one Expo reads as JSON5 that is not JSON makes the project unknown), at the root or one app directory under apps/ or packages/. It never runs the config: that is the project's own code, which an agent may have written. The config's text is taken as it is, comments included, and every mention of projectId in it must be an entry whose whole value is one quoted string (a quoted id that is not a UUID, such as Firebase's, names no EAS project); a config that sets or later changes it from a variable, may replace it with a spread after it (anywhere, at any depth) or an assignment over the config anywhere (Object.assign, or a helper named assign), assigns to .extra/.eas (dotted or in brackets), deletes anything, or requires or imports another file (which may replace the object holding the id, or the whole config), names two projects, or is there but cannot be read makes the app's project unknown. A dynamic config's id and app.json's must agree, since the config may replace it only on some builds; a dynamic config that names no EAS id (another service's does not count) carries app.json's through only when it is shown to spread the config Expo hands it and nothing else but its own extra or extra.eas, which keep the id wherever they land (read past comments and parentheses after the ...; config$, config.preview and config.extra.preview are other things); one that spreads anything else, or nothing at all, may replace or drop it, so its project is unknown too; so does one with an extra/eas entry (bare, quoted, computed or shorthand) whose value does not start by spreading that same entry of the config (config.extra, config.extra.eas; spreading the whole config there puts the id elsewhere), or with more such entries than are read. If any app is unknown or apps disagree, it returns nothing rather than guessing.

Part of built-in EAS Simulator support (stack #21847). Layer 4 of 6.

Testing:

Credentials: the resolution order, and refusing the redacted placeholder, a newline and a malformed EXPO_TOKEN without echoing them.
Secret store: the settings secret test covers the EAS token: kept off disk, redacted for clients, and preserved when a client echoes the redacted value.
ExpoApi: sending the credential, decoding a ready session, keeping the credential out of errors when Expo is unreachable, turning GraphQL errors (including a captured Expo refusal) and rejected credentials into readable messages, keeping the HTTP status Expo answered with, and marking which errors mean Expo refused (a 4xx, or GraphQL errors below 500 that are all the user's fault and not transient, with no data or null data: how Expo answers a refusal, with Apollo's default code ignored) and which may have run (unreachable, a 5xx, errors beside non-null data, or errors Expo marks transient, internal, or as any type but the user's, as eas-cli reads them).
Project lookup: a config that would write a marker file if run is read but never runs, a computed id is not guessed (also next to a sibling app's literal id, or next to an old id in a comment), an id assigned later makes the answer unknown, a Firebase projectId beside the EAS one does not, an old id in a comment makes the answer ambiguous, a "**/*" glob does not hide the id, a config naming two projects gives no answer even with app.json, a config naming a project only some builds use disagrees with app.json, an unreadable app.json or app.config.json gives no answer, so does one with a comment, only the first static config counts, an id built in a template or joined from pieces (on one line, across lines ending in any line terminator, or around a comment, even one holding a separator) gives no answer, a spread after the id (in its object, in an enclosing object, or hidden behind a comment) or an assignment over the config anywhere (Object.assign however it is written, before or after the entry, or a helper named assign) gives no answer while spreads before it are fine, a config that spreads another file over app.json's id gives no answer while one that only spreads the config itself reads it, a long comment is handled at once, a config over 256 KB or with more than 32 mentions of projectId is unknown at once, one a comment follows is read, an unwrapped static config is read and does not get guessed between with a wrapped one, a README beside the apps is not an app, app.config.json, app.json, and disagreeing apps.
Real Expo API: the generated client read the account, simulator access and active sessions against api.expo.dev with an eas login session (read-only, temporary test).

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apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.tsline 209Outdated · d219be6Open thread

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	206	+	return failure(reason.errors.map((graphQlError) => graphQlError.message).join("; "));
	207	+	case "TransportError":
	208	+	return failure(
	209	+	status === undefined ? "Expo's API is unreachable" : `unexpected response (HTTP ${status})`,

MmacroscopeappBoton line 20920d ago

This copies Expo's arbitrary GraphQL error messages into detail, which is included in the caller-visible ExpoApiError.message. Those messages can contain request values or session tokens. Could you replace them with a bounded, normalized category/status and keep the original error only as an internal cause? This needs changes in both the error schema and this mapper, so there is no single-hunk suggested diff.

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JJulius Marminge20d ago

The message is composed by this mapper from a bounded operation name ("Expo could not start a simulator session: …") plus Expo's server-authored reason for that operation ("Concurrent session limit reached", "Feature not enabled", a rejected credential by status). Those reasons are what the user needs to act on; a category would hide them. Nothing from the request is echoed into them: the credential travels only in the expo-session/authorization header, and ExpoApi.test.ts asserts it never appears in an error for an unreachable API, a GraphQL error, or a rejected credential. The cause is dropped here on purpose (round-1 review finding): a transport error's cause holds the request with its credential header, and these errors travel to clients as RPC defects.

MmacroscopeappBot20d ago

The tests establish current fixtures, but Expo provides no contract that GraphQLError.message cannot echo request data. The mapper still forwards it verbatim into the RPC-visible message. I agree the transport cause must remain omitted; the concern is the independently forwarded GraphQL message.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Took the concrete part of this in 789011b1cf3: toExpoApiError now cuts the credential (header value and bare token) out of Expo's message and bounds it to 300 characters, with a test that feeds a message echoing the session token and asserts [redacted]. The message itself stays, because "Concurrent session limit reached" or "Feature not enabled" is what the user needs; the error schema still carries operation and rejected as the structured part, and the transport cause stays dropped.

apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.tsline 241Outdated · d219be6Open thread

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	238	+	};
	239	+	};
	240	+
	241	+	/** Typed calls against Expo's API with one resolved credential. */

MmacroscopeappBoton line 24120d ago

HttpClient is an Effect service dependency, but this production factory accepts an instance as a parameter and closes over it. Could you acquire it from the environment in a canonical ExpoApi service make/layer, exposing that requirement on the layer, while retaining explicit test layers for the HTTP client? This is a cross-cutting service construction change, so there is no self-contained suggested diff.

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JJulius Marminge20d ago

Same shape as the hub operations: EasDeviceHost.make acquires HttpClient from the environment (EasDeviceHost.ts:112) and DeviceService.easAccount yields it at the call site; makeExpoApi is a per-credential client factory, not a service with a layer (the credential is resolved per host and per account check, so there is no single ExpoApi instance to provide). The requirement is exposed on the host and service that call it. Leaving as is.

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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR adds a new Expo/EAS simulator integration with credential fallback, secret-store handling, and device-session tokens, alongside substantial project configuration parsing. It also changes static-analysis configuration to suppress diagnostics for generated files, so the security and review-policy impact warrants human review.

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tsline 128Outdated · c9e8836Open thread

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	125	+	}
	126	+	// Only a config shown to spread `config` and nothing else carries app.json's
	127	+	// entry through unchanged; any other shape could use or replace it.
	128	+	if (!quoted.some((id) => UUID.test(id)) && staticConfigUse(source) !== "spreads") {

MmacroscopeappBoton line 12820d ago

🟢 Low device/easProjectId.ts:128

When app.json names project A and app.config.js returns ({ config }) => ({ ...config, extra: {} }), findEasProjectId returns A even though the dynamic config removes extra.eas.projectId. staticConfigUse treats ...config as preserving the static ID without checking whether later properties replace it; return unknown when an override can replace extra.eas unless that replacement is verified.

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3	When `app.json` names project A and `app.config.js` returns `({ config }) => ({ ...config, extra: {} })`, `findEasProjectId` returns A even though the dynamic config removes `extra.eas.projectId`. `staticConfigUse` treats `...config` as preserving the static ID without checking whether later properties replace it; return unknown when an override can replace `extra.eas` unless that replacement is verified.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 789011b1cf3: when a dynamic config takes its id from app.json, every extra: or eas: entry must be an object that starts by spreading the config's own ({ ...config.extra, … }, { ...(config.extra?.eas ?? {}), … }); extra: {} or an eas: { build: … } makes the project unknown. Tests for both.

apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.tsline 233Outdated · c9e8836Open thread

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	230	+	token: Redacted.make(remote.agentDeviceRemoteSessionToken),
	231	+	},
	232	+	preview:
	233	+	remote.previewApiUrl && remote.webPreviewToken

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🟢 Low device/ExpoApi.ts:233

A session with a valid previewApiUrl and a null webPreviewToken returns endpoints.preview: null, so callers cannot reach an ungated preview. The && condition drops the URL when Expo indicates the preview is ungated; preserve the URL and represent the token as optional.

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3	A session with a valid `previewApiUrl` and a null `webPreviewToken` returns `endpoints.preview: null`, so callers cannot reach an ungated preview. The `&&` condition drops the URL when Expo indicates the preview is ungated; preserve the URL and represent the token as optional.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

EAS Simulator sessions always issue a web preview token with the preview URL: the proxy authenticates to serve-sim with it as a bearer and as the WebSocket subprotocol (EasDeviceHost.ts previewDevice/upstream), and an ungated preview is not a shape EAS serves for these sessions. A session that somehow arrived with a URL and no token would fail its boot with "EAS Simulator returned no preview endpoint" rather than be proxied without auth, which is the safe failure. Leaving as is.

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This change adds Expo GraphQL schema generation and simulator API operations. It adds secret-backed access tokens for EAS device hosts and static EAS project ID discovery across workspace configuration files.

Changes: Expo Simulator API

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Expo GraphQL contracts and generation `apps/server/schema/expo.graphql.ts`, `apps/server/scripts/fetch-expo-schema.ts`, `apps/server/graphql.config.ts`, `apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.graphql`, `apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.graphql.ts`, `apps/server/package.json`, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, `knip.jsonc`, `.gitattributes`, `vite.config.ts`	Adds an Expo schema contract and schema-fetching script, configures generation for device GraphQL operations, and checks generated operations in CI.
EAS host credential settings `packages/contracts/src/device.ts`, `packages/contracts/src/device.test.ts`, `apps/server/src/settingsSecrets.ts`, `apps/server/src/serverSettings.test.ts`, `apps/server/src/device/localSshDeviceHost.test.ts`, `packages/shared/src/httpObservability.ts`	Adds `accessToken` to EAS host settings, maps it through server secret handling, and redacts the `expo-session` header.
Expo simulator API client `apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.ts`, `apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.test.ts`	Adds credential resolution, Expo GraphQL operations for simulator sessions, session result mapping, and coverage for API errors and credential handling.

EAS Project ID Discovery

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Static EAS project ID resolution `apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts`, `apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.test.ts`	Adds bounded inspection of static Expo configuration and returns a project ID only when the workspace has one unambiguous valid ID.

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2	participant ExpoApi
3	participant HttpClient
4	participant ExpoGraphQL
5	ExpoApi->>HttpClient: Send authenticated GraphQL operation
6	HttpClient->>ExpoGraphQL: Submit request
7	ExpoGraphQL-->>HttpClient: Return response or error
8	HttpClient-->>ExpoApi: Return result for conversion or error mapping

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to d43d6

The new Expo access code and EAS project lookup are mostly sound. Project lookup has two narrow problems. It can still pick up the project ID from app.json when an app.config sets extra with a quoted or shorthand key, which drops that ID. It can also spend excess CPU on a crafted config. Both fixes are small and should be made before the EAS host layer starts using this lookup to start billed sessions.

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apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.ts: 1
249-271: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Take HttpClient from the Effect environment instead of a makeExpoApi parameter.
makeExpoApi(http, credential) receives the HttpClient service as an argument. It then wraps that argument again in Layer.succeed(HttpClient.HttpClient, http). With this design, the type of makeExpoApi does not show its service dependency. The repository rules forbid this pattern for production construction. The credential is a resolved value, so it can stay a parameter.
Make makeExpoApi an Effect that does yield* HttpClient.HttpClient. A cleaner option is an ExpoApi Context.Service whose operations take the credential. Tests can provide a test HttpClient layer. The EasDeviceHost follow-up in this stack will also consume this module, so a change now prevents more callers from adopting the parameter-passing shape.
Also, client is an Effect. Each call therefore runs GraphQLClient.make again and rebuilds the protocol layer. If you build the client once in the constructor, you remove that repeated work.

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1 -export const makeExpoApi = (http: HttpClient.HttpClient, credential: ExpoCredential) => {
2 - const client = GraphQLClient.make(ExpoGroup).pipe(
3 +export const makeExpoApi = Effect.fn("ExpoApi.make")(function* (credential: ExpoCredential) {
4 + const http = yield* HttpClient.HttpClient;
5 + const client = yield* GraphQLClient.make(ExpoGroup).pipe(
6 Effect.provide(
As per coding guidelines: "Dependencies come from the environment (yield* FileSystem.FileSystem), never as parameters to make, so the types of make and layer show what they need." and "Server features are services".

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tslines 146–153Outdated · 3e29ff6Open thread

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	150	+	entries.some((match) => SPREAD_LATER.test(source.slice(match.index + match[0].length)))
	151	+	) {
	152	+	return null;
	153	+	}

CcoderabbitaiBoton lines 146–15320d ago

🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

A literal project ID is accepted when the config can return a different object on some builds.

These checks cover four ways a config can change a projectId entry:

a mention of projectId that is not a quoted entry;
a template that interpolates;
Object.assign or assign(;
a ... spread after the entry.

They do not cover a config that replaces the whole object holding the entry, or the whole config, without one of these forms. Two examples return Option.some(ID_A) here:

1	module.exports = process.env.PROD
2	? { extra: { eas: { projectId: "<ID_A>" } } }
3	: require("./app.config.staging.js");

1	export default ({ config }) => {
2	const c = { extra: { eas: { projectId: "<ID_A>" } } };
3	c.extra.eas = require("./eas.local.js");
4	return c;
5	};

In both configs, Expo can use a project ID that this scan never reads. The function's doc comment says it returns Option.none() in this case "instead of billing the wrong project."

The fix is to apply the same conservative rule to replacement as to spreads. When a dynamic config has a literal ID, return null if the file also:

assigns to extra or eas (/\.\s*(?:extra|eas)\s*=(?!=)/), or
contains require( or import(, or uses a statically imported binding as a value.

Add tests for the two configs above.

🛡️ Proposed fix (partial: covers assignment and dynamic loads)

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1	const ASSIGNS_OVER = /\bObject\s\.\sassign\b\|\bassign\s*\(/;
2	+// A config that reassigns `extra`/`eas`, or loads another module, may
3	+// replace a literal entry with an object this scan never reads.
4	+const REPLACES_ELSEWHERE = /\.\s(?:extra\|eas)\s=(?!=)\|\brequire\s\(\|\bimport\s\(/;

diff

1	if (
2	quoted.length !== mentions \|\|
3	quoted.some((id) => id.includes("${")) \|\|
4	ASSIGNS_OVER.test(source) \|\|
5	+ REPLACES_ELSEWHERE.test(source) \|\|
6	entries.some((match) => SPREAD_LATER.test(source.slice(match.index + match[0].length)))
7	) {

Check whether the existing test configs that call config.extra = { eas: ... } (test lines 123, 236, 248, 261) still return Option.none(). They should, because they expect no answer.

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6	Review comment at @apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts around lines 146 -
7	153:
8	Update the project-ID scan condition around ASSIGNS_OVER and the quoted-entry
9	validation to reject literal IDs when the config may replace them: detect
10	assignments to extra or eas, require(…), import(…), and statically imported
11	bindings used as values. Apply this replacement check alongside the existing
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Done in a0597780912: a config that names an id is unknown when it also assigns to .extra/.eas (/\.\s*(?:extra|eas)\s*=(?!=)/) or contains require( or import(, since either can replace the object holding the id, or the whole config, from a file the scan does not read. Both configs from the comment are tests expecting none. (The static-import case is left to the documented "needs a parser" limit; an imported binding used as a value without a spread or assignment is what the host's configured project exists for.)

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@juliusmarminge Thanks for the clarification. I verified that REPLACES_HOLDER is part of the rejection check. Both reported configs now have tests expecting Option.none(). The existing .extra reassignment cases retain that expectation. I did not run the tests.

I accept the static-import case as a known parser limit, with the host’s configured project as the fallback.

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tslines 81–81Outdated · d43d6d4Open thread

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	78	+	// An `extra:` or `eas:` entry in a config that takes its id from app.json:
	79	+	// unless its value is an object that starts by spreading `config`'s own,
	80	+	// it replaces app.json's (`extra: {}` drops the id).
	81	+	const EXTRA_OR_EAS = /\b(?:extra\|eas)\s:\s/g;

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With app.json naming project A, a dynamic config containing ({ ...config, "extra": {} }) returns A even though the config drops its EAS settings, so lookup can select a stale project. EXTRA_OR_EAS only matches unquoted keys, causing keepsStaticExtra to miss this replacement (and quoted eas keys); match quoted keys too.

✅ Resolved in 89c008233bbc849ac7aa027b2bd2f59bf4a52ec2

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 89c008233bb. EXTRA_OR_EAS now matches "extra": / 'eas': as well as bare keys; test ({ ...config, "extra": {} }) → none.

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fix(server): keep the Expo credential out of API errors09f91fc
feat(server): Expo credentials, EAS Simulator API, and EAS project lookupd0d9ef0
fix(server): a separator inside a comment does not end a quoted EAS project id1768e5d
fix(server): read a refusal the way Expo answers one2edd85b
fix(server): a line break alone does not end a quoted EAS project id35ee9ca
fix(server): a comment does not end a quoted EAS project id either4c5d01f
fix(server): read Expo's error marks and unwrapped app configs4f12d56
fix(server): never guess the EAS project from an ambiguous app config5ea48e4
fix(server): read only the live EAS project id, and app.config.json736cb25
fix(server): treat an Expo error that is not the user's as uncertain8f6c0d0
refactor(server): generate the Expo GraphQL client from Expo's schema8f9abbb
test(server): keep the EAS project id matcher fast on a long comment9d5b837
fix(server): keep a 5xx uncertain, and refuse an EAS project id a config may changecefa4a0
fix(server): end a comment at any line terminator, and refuse an EAS project id a spread may replaced315264
fix(server): treat a computed EAS project id as unknown, and say when Expo refusedd3c0c98
fix(server): read the EAS project id instead of running app configd3d5fe1
fix(server): read app.json beside a dynamic config, and keep an internal Expo error uncertaind99a56c
fix(server): read an EAS project id only from a whole quoted valued9fd5cc
fix(server): an assignment over the config anywhere makes the EAS project unknown3954f98
fix(server): scan a config's spreads once, and read a spread-free dynamic config as Expo does40abeaf
fix(server): another service's project id does not stand in for an EAS one4abf92a
fix(server): a dynamic config that spreads nothing may still use app.json's EAS project id5e181c2
fix(server): a spread of another file over app.json's EAS project id makes it unknown7ad1f83
test(server): loosen the project id lookup's time bounds for a loaded machine858d500
fix(server): see an assignment over the config however it is written8a0d762
fix(server): treat an app config too large to be one as naming an unknown project8e30fb5
fix(server): refuse an EAS project id anything after it may replace948ffc6
fix(server): cut the credential out of Expo's error messages, and see a replaced extra99ac63a
fix(server): treat an app config with too many project id entries as naming an unknown projecta4fa356
fix(server): keep the HTTP status Expo answered an error withae4f35b
fix(server): refuse an EAS project id a config may replace from another file, and keep Expo's statusc67b2bb
fix(server): read what a spread spreads past comments and parenthesesd222e7f
fix(server): a Unicode escape continues an identifier after config tood9e4993
fix(server): a quoted extra or eas key replaces app.json's EAS project id too89c0082

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apps/server/src/device/ExpoApi.ts: 1
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Get HttpClient from the Effect environment, not from a makeExpoApi parameter.
makeExpoApi takes http: HttpClient.HttpClient as a plain argument. Line 274 then wraps the argument back into a layer with Layer.succeed(HttpClient.HttpClient, http). The repository rules forbid passing service dependencies as parameters. With this signature, neither the type of makeExpoApi nor the type of its callers shows that an HttpClient is required. credential is per-call configuration, so it can stay a parameter.
The client value is also an Effect that has a layer provided to it. Each call runs Effect.flatMap(client, run), so every request builds the auth middleware and GraphQLProtocol.layerHttp layers again. If the factory is effectful, it can build the client once and reuse it for all six operations.

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1 -export const makeExpoApi = (http: HttpClient.HttpClient, credential: ExpoCredential) => {
2 - const client = GraphQLClient.make(ExpoGroup).pipe(
3 +export const makeExpoApi = Effect.fn("ExpoApi.makeExpoApi")(function* (credential: ExpoCredential) {
4 + const http = yield* HttpClient.HttpClient;
5 + const client = yield* GraphQLClient.make(ExpoGroup).pipe(
6 Effect.provide(
7 Layer.mergeAll(
8 ...
9 GraphQLProtocol.layerHttp({ url: EXPO_GRAPHQL_URL }).pipe(
10 Layer.provide(Layer.succeed(HttpClient.HttpClient, http)),
11 ),
12 ),
13 ),
14 );
15 const call = <A>(...) =>
16 - Effect.flatMap(client, run).pipe(
17 + run(client).pipe(
18 ...
ExpoApi would then be Effect.Success<ReturnType<typeof makeExpoApi>>. Callers would provide HttpClient instead of passing it in. Check that GraphQLClient.make does not need a Scope that ends early when you build the client once.
As per coding guidelines: "Dependencies come from the environment (yield* FileSystem.FileSystem), never as parameters to make, so the types of make and layer show what they need."

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tslines 82–104Outdated · d43d6d4Open thread

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	101	+	CONFIG_AT.lastIndex = at;
	102	+	if (!CONFIG_AT.test(source)) return false;
	103	+	}
	104	+	return true;

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Bound extra/eas entries to prevent superlinear scans.

The first failing entry makes the unterminated-comment example linear, and 25,000 repetitions exceed MAX_CONFIG_LENGTH. However, multiple entries can pass while their block-comment matches overlap. For example, repeated extra: { /* prefixes followed by one closing */ ... config make each SPREAD_FILLER scan a large suffix. This creates superlinear work below MAX_CONFIG_LENGTH.

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1	--- "a/apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts"
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3	@@ -79,9 +79,11 @@
4	// unless its value is an object that starts by spreading `config`'s own,
5	// it replaces app.json's (`extra: {}` drops the id).
6	const EXTRA_OR_EAS = /\b(?:extra\|eas)\s:\s/g;
7	const keepsStaticExtra = (source: string): boolean => {
8	+ let count = 0;
9	for (const entry of source.matchAll(EXTRA_OR_EAS)) {
10	+ if (++count > MAX_MENTIONS) return false;
11	let at = entry.index + entry[0].length;
12	if (source[at] !== "{") return false;
13	at++;
14	for (;;) {

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2	let count = 0;
3	for (const entry of source.matchAll(EXTRA_OR_EAS)) {
4	if (++count > MAX_MENTIONS) return false;
5	let at = entry.index + entry[0].length;
6	if (source[at] !== "{") return false;
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8	for (;;) {
9	SPREAD_FILLER.lastIndex = at;
10	const filler = SPREAD_FILLER.exec(source);
11	if (!filler) break;
12	at += filler[0].length;
13	}
14	if (!source.startsWith("...", at)) return false;
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16	for (;;) {
17	SPREAD_FILLER.lastIndex = at;
18	const filler = SPREAD_FILLER.exec(source);
19	if (!filler) break;
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21	}
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23	if (!CONFIG_AT.test(source)) return false;
24	}
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6	Review comment at @apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts around lines 82 - 104:
7	Update keepsStaticExtra to count matched extra/eas entries and return false once
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Done in 5c2d707723b. keepsStaticExtra gives up after MAX_MENTIONS entries (unknown). Test: 41 nested spreading entries → none.

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@juliusmarminge Thanks. The reported MAX_MENTIONS guard addresses the overlapping scans, and the 41-entry regression test covers the limit.

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3	File: apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts:150-158
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5	Learning: In apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts, static EAS project-ID discovery is a bounded text scan, not a JavaScript/TypeScript parser. Statically imported bindings used as values without a detected spread or assignment are an accepted parser limitation. The host's explicitly configured project is the fallback for these configurations; do not require static-import binding analysis as part of this scanner.

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tsline 81Outdated · d43d6d4Open thread

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	78	+	// An `extra:` or `eas:` entry in a config that takes its id from app.json:
	79	+	// unless its value is an object that starts by spreading `config`'s own,
	80	+	// it replaces app.json's (`extra: {}` drops the id).
	81	+	const EXTRA_OR_EAS = /\b(?:extra\|eas)\s:\s/g;

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EXTRA_OR_EAS misses quoted and shorthand extra/eas keys, so app.json's ID is returned through a config that drops it.

EXTRA_OR_EAS requires a : right after the bare word. The pattern does not match these two configs:

1	module.exports = ({ config }) => ({ ...config, "extra": {} });

1	const extra = {};
2	module.exports = ({ config }) => ({ ...config, extra });

For both configs, the checks run as follows:

mentions is 0.
REPLACES_HOLDER does not match.
staticConfigUse returns "spreads".
keepsStaticExtra finds no entry and returns true.

As a result, projectIdsOf returns app.json's ID. The config that Expo uses has no extra.eas.projectId. The function doc says it returns Option.none() in this case "instead of billing the wrong project." The code does not keep that promise for these configs.

QUOTED_PROJECT_ID already allows a quoted key (["']?). Apply the same rule to extra/eas. Also treat a shorthand extra/eas property as a replacement.

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1	--- "a/apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts"
2	+++ "b/apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts"
3	@@ -78,9 +78,12 @@
4	// An `extra:` or `eas:` entry in a config that takes its id from app.json:
5	// unless its value is an object that starts by spreading `config`'s own,
6	// it replaces app.json's (`extra: {}` drops the id).
7	-const EXTRA_OR_EAS = /\b(?:extra\|eas)\s:\s/g;
8	+const EXTRA_OR_EAS = /["']?\b(?:extra\|eas)\b["']?\s:\s/g;
9	+// `{ ...config, extra }`: a shorthand property replaces app.json's entry too.
10	+const EXTRA_OR_EAS_SHORTHAND = /(?<![.\p{ID_Continue}$])(?:extra\|eas)\s*(?=[,}])/u;
11	const keepsStaticExtra = (source: string): boolean => {
12	+ if (EXTRA_OR_EAS_SHORTHAND.test(source)) return false;
13	for (const entry of source.matchAll(EXTRA_OR_EAS)) {
14	let at = entry.index + entry[0].length;
15	if (source[at] !== "{") return false;
16	at++;

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6	Review comment at @apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts at line 81:
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JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 5c2d707723b. EXTRA_OR_EAS takes quoted and computed keys ("extra":, ["extra"]:) and a shorthand extra/eas entry makes the project unknown. Tests for { ...config, "extra": {} }, { ...config, ["extra"]: {} } and const extra = {}; ({ ...config, extra }), each → none.

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tslines 77–77Outdated · 89c0082Open thread

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	74	+	// A config may replace the object holding the entry, or the whole config,
	75	+	// from somewhere this scan cannot read: an assignment to `.extra` or `.eas`,
	76	+	// or another file it requires or imports.
	77	+	const REPLACES_HOLDER = /\.\s(?:extra\|eas)\s=(?!=)\|\brequire\s\(\|\bimport\s\(/;

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A config that assigns c["extra"] or c["eas"] after declaring a literal projectId still returns that ID, even when the assignment replaces it with a different project. REPLACES_HOLDER only detects dot-property assignments, so bracket assignments bypass the guard; include quoted bracket properties so the lookup returns unknown instead.

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1	-const REPLACES_HOLDER = /\.\s(?:extra\|eas)\s=(?!=)\|\brequire\s\(\|\bimport\s\(/;
2	+const REPLACES_HOLDER = /(?:\.\s(?:extra\|eas)\|\[\s["'`](?:extra\|eas)["'`]\s\])\s=(?!=)\|\brequire\s\(\|\bimport\s\(/;

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JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 5c2d707723b. REPLACES_HOLDER matches ["extra"] = / ['eas'] = as well as the dotted form. Test: c["extra"] = other() after a literal id → none.

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tsline 109Outdated · 5c2d707Open thread

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	106	+	at += filler[0].length;
	107	+	}
	108	+	CONFIG_AT.lastIndex = at;
	109	+	if (!CONFIG_AT.test(source)) return false;

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When app.json names UUID A, a dynamic config returning { ...config, extra: { ...config } } makes this lookup return Some(A) even though the resulting extra has no eas.projectId; the shallow inner spread copies the root config under extra.extra. keepsStaticExtra only checks that a spread starts with config, not that it spreads the matching holder, so validate the full spread target (such as config.extra) or return unknown.

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3	When `app.json` names UUID A, a dynamic config returning `{ ...config, extra: { ...config } }` makes this lookup return `Some(A)` even though the resulting `extra` has no `eas.projectId`; the shallow inner spread copies the root config under `extra.extra`. `keepsStaticExtra` only checks that a spread starts with `config`, not that it spreads the matching holder, so validate the full spread target (such as `config.extra`) or return unknown.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 9a4ca459f32. An extra entry must spread config.extra and an eas entry config.extra.eas (dotted, optional-chained or in brackets, with nothing more after the holder); anything else makes the project unknown. Tests: extra: { ...config } → none, eas: { ...config.extra } → none, extra: { ...config?.["extra"], eas: { ...config.extra?.eas, build: … } } → the id.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Correction: 526125bfc29, on top of the previous commit, which read ...config?.["extra"] and ...(config.extra?.eas ?? {}) as unknown; those keep the id.

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fix(server): an extra or eas entry keeps app.json's EAS project id only by spreading that same entry9a4ca45

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	41	+	const SPREAD_FILLER = /(?:\s+\|\/\/[^\n\r\u2028\u2029]\|\/\(?:[^]\|\(?!\/))\\/\|\()/y;
	42	+	// `config` and no more of an identifier after it (`$`, Unicode letters and
	43	+	// a `\u` escape continue one, where `\b` would not).
	44	+	const CONFIG_AT = /config(?![\p{ID_Continue}$\u200c\u200d\\])/uy;

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3	`staticConfigUse` treats `...config.extra.preview` as preserving the original config, so `projectIdsOf` can return `Some(A)` when the returned config actually selects project `B`. `CONFIG_AT` only checks that `config` is not followed by an identifier continuation; reject member access and operators after it so only a spread of the complete `config` is accepted.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 0e80be3f1d7. A top-level spread counts as the config only when nothing follows config but ?? ; config.extra and config.extra.eas (the holders, with nothing more after them) are neutral since they keep the id wherever they land; anything else (config.preview, config.extra.preview) makes the project unknown. Tests for both.

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fix(server): a dynamic config spreads the config, not a part of it, to carry app.json's EAS project id0e80be3

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apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.tslines 97–97Outdated · 0e80be3Open thread

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	94	+	// from somewhere this scan cannot read: an assignment to `.extra` or `.eas`,
	95	+	// (as a property or in brackets), or another file it requires or imports.
	96	+	const REPLACES_HOLDER =
	97	+	/(?:\.\s(?:extra\|eas)\|\[\s["'`](?:extra\|eas)["'`]\s\])\s=(?!=)\|\brequire\s\(\|\bimport\s\(/;

MmacroscopeappBoton lines 97–9720d ago

🟢 Low device/easProjectId.ts:97

When a dynamic config deletes config.extra and then spreads config, this function still returns the app.json project ID even though the returned config has no EAS project, causing callers to select the wrong project instead of requesting an explicit choice. REPLACES_HOLDER catches assignments and imports but not deletions; reject deletion operations before treating ...config as proof that the static ID survives.

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1	/(?:\.\s(?:extra\|eas)\|\[\s["'`](?:extra\|eas)["'`]\s\])\s=(?!=)\|\brequire\s\(\|\bimport\s\(\|\bdelete\b/;

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1	In file @apps/server/src/device/easProjectId.ts around line 97:
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3	When a dynamic config deletes `config.extra` and then spreads `config`, this function still returns the `app.json` project ID even though the returned config has no EAS project, causing callers to select the wrong project instead of requesting an explicit choice. `REPLACES_HOLDER` catches assignments and imports but not deletions; reject deletion operations before treating `...config` as proof that the static ID survives.

JJulius Marminge20d ago

Done in 587bf07809c. Any delete makes the project unknown; test delete config.extra; return { ...config } → none.

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fix(server): a config that deletes anything may have dropped app.json's EAS project id587bf07

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CcoderabbitaiBotreviewed20d ago

1	if (
2	quoted.length !== mentions \|\|
3	quoted.some((id) => id.includes("${")) \|\|
4	ASSIGNS_OVER.test(source) \|\|
5	+ REPLACES_ELSEWHERE.test(source) \|\|
6	entries.some((match) => SPREAD_LATER.test(source.slice(match.index + match[0].length)))
7	) {