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publish-pr-ota needed fingerprint-native, so the bundle build - the slow half - did not start until the fingerprint had finished, even though the bundle does not depend on the fingerprint verdict. Only the decision to publish it does. Split the job in two: build-pr-ota builds and assembles the bundle with no dependency on the fingerprint (so it runs alongside it) and hands it over as a short-lived artifact, and publish-pr-ota keeps the fingerprint gate and does just the denis publish. A dirty fingerprint now discards an already-built bundle instead of saving the build, which costs a runner but takes the fingerprint's wall clock off the critical path of every fingerprint-clean PR. Since the build job already has the EAS CLI set up, it also reads the native build numbers and exposes them (along with the release version) as job outputs, so the publish job needs neither EXPO_TOKEN nor node_modules and can invoke denisPublish.sh directly rather than through the use-build-number wrapper. denisPublish.sh gains SKIP_BUNDLE_ASSEMBLY for that case, where bundleTempDir arrives as an artifact and ./dist is not present; without it the script assembles the directory as before, so the main-branch deploy is unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UL83tcSq9MvwBkUGJGRyWV
Bluesky Social App
Welcome friends! This is the codebase for the Bluesky Social app.
Get the app itself:
- Web: bsky.app
- iOS: App Store
- Android: Play Store
Development Resources
This is a React Native application, written in the TypeScript programming language. It builds on the atproto TypeScript packages (like @atproto/api), which are also open source, but in a different git repository.
There is a small amount of Go language source code (in ./bskyweb/), for a web service that returns the React Native Web application.
The Build Instructions are a good place to get started with the app itself.
The Authenticated Transfer Protocol ("AT Protocol" or "atproto") is a decentralized social media protocol. You don't need to understand AT Protocol to work with this application, but it can help. Learn more at:
- Overview and Guides
- GitHub Discussions 👈 Great place to ask questions
- Protocol Specifications
- Blogpost on self-authenticating data structures
The Bluesky Social application encompasses a set of schemas and APIs built in the overall AT Protocol framework. The namespace for these "Lexicons" is app.bsky.*.
Contributions
Note
While we do accept contributions, we prioritize high quality issues and pull requests. Adhering to the below guidelines will ensure a more timely review.
Rules:
- We may not respond to your issue or PR.
- We may close an issue or PR without much feedback.
- We may lock discussions or contributions if our attention is getting DDOSed.
- We're not going to provide support for build issues.
Guidelines:
- Check for existing issues before filing a new one please.
- Open an issue and give some time for discussion before submitting a PR.
- Stay away from PRs like...
- Changing "Post" to "Skeet."
- Refactoring the codebase, e.g., to replace React Query with Redux Toolkit or something.
- Adding entirely new features without prior discussion.
Remember, we serve a wide community of users. Our day-to-day involves us constantly asking "which top priority is our top priority." If you submit well-written PRs that solve problems concisely, that's an awesome contribution. Otherwise, as much as we'd love to accept your ideas and contributions, we really don't have the bandwidth. That's what forking is for!
Forking guidelines
You have our blessing 🪄✨ to fork this application! However, it's very important to be clear to users when you're giving them a fork.
Please be sure to:
- Change all branding in the repository and UI to clearly differentiate from Bluesky.
- Change any support links (feedback, email, terms of service, etc) to your own systems.
- Replace any analytics or error-collection systems with your own so we don't get super confused.
Security disclosures
If you discover any security issues, please send an email to security@bsky.app. The email is automatically CC'd to the entire team and we'll respond promptly.
Are you a developer interested in building on atproto?
Bluesky is an open social network built on the AT Protocol, a flexible technology that will never lock developers out of the ecosystems that they help build. With atproto, third-party integration can be as seamless as first-party through custom feeds, federated services, clients, and more.
License (MIT)
See ./LICENSE for the full license.
Bluesky Social PBC has committed to a software patent non-aggression pledge. For details see the original announcement.
P.S.
We ❤️ you and all of the ways you support us. Thank you for making Bluesky a great place!