Add New Architecture support for react-native-stallion#2439
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Hey @general-maximus-decimus, thanks for adding a new entry! 👍 New entries should be placed at the end of file, since we use that order for "Recently added" sort. You can also add a config plugin URL directly to the package entry, see: |
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Hey @Simek , would it be appropriate to also add our stallion-cli repo to react-native-libraries.json? It's the CLI companion to react-native-stallion (used for managing OTA releases, uploading bundles, etc.). |
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@general-maximus-decimus you can add for discoverability it if you want. Since you recommends global installation some compatibility features like checks in Just please tag the entry with |
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Thanks for the updates @general-maximus-decimus! Since you have disabled the permission for maintainers to edit the PR, I cannot resolve the conflict. When you update the branch it should be ready to ship. 🙂 |
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Hey @Simek , Thanks for the update. I’ve resolved the merge conflicts and updated the branch. It should now be ready to ship. |
📝 Why & how
Why: The react-native-stallion entry needed to surface its companion Expo config plugin and Expo Go compatibility so users discovering it through the directory know it works in Expo-managed projects without ejecting. stallion-cli is the developer tooling that pairs with react-native-stallion — it handles bundle uploads, release management, and OTA workflows. Adding it to the directory makes the full Stallion toolchain discoverable in one place
How: Updated the existing react-native-stallion entry in react-native-libraries.json:
react-native-libraries.json:
https://github.com/stallion-tech/stallion-cli
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✅ Checklist
react-native-libraries.jsonreact-native-libraries.json