EAS Update rollback plan keeps one bad bundle from stranding your users
Shipping over-the-air updates feels safe until a bad JavaScript bundle reaches every installed device at once. Unlike an app store release you can halt, a broken OTA bundle keeps installing itself on every app launch until you replace it. Builders working with AI coding agents hit this harder, because an agent can generate a plausible-looking update, pass local checks, and publish it in one confident motion without ever testing the rollback path.
A rollback plan is not a nice-to-have for OTA updates. It is the thing that turns a bad deploy from a multi-hour outage into a ten-minute incident.
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