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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
Tool Scripts
updateExtensions.sh
Updates the extensions in /modules with the current iOS/Android project changes.