feat: download compatible EAS development builds - #760
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Description
Expo projects using EAS development builds can now select them with
stim ios --eas-profile <name>orstim android --eas-profile <name>. A missing compatible build stops with the EAS command to run; Stim never starts a potentially billable cloud build or falls back to local compilation.Solution
EAS CLI resolves the selected profile and native fingerprint, then downloads or reuses its cached artifact. Stim coordinates downloads by EAS project/build ID and uses the returned artifact directly for its existing installation, Metro and launch checks.
Internal development builds work on simulators, emulators and connected physical devices. iOS device artifacts must admit the target UDID in a valid provisioning profile and provide a development-client URL scheme. Provisioning failures point to EAS device registration and rebuilding commands; Stim does not change signing accounts. Release profiles and local build selectors are refused.
EAS fingerprint generation uploads fingerprint metadata. Metro continues using the local environment. Both behaviors are documented in
stim guide lifecycle eas.Test plan
Using cached build.Fixes #759