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Summary

Aligns the example app and SDK toolchain to React Native 0.87.0 (New-Architecture only) and updates dependencies to latest stable within compatible majors. Intended to land in v6-development as part of the v6 major.

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React Native 0.87.0

  • Pin react-native and @react-native/* packages to exact 0.87.0 in both the library and the example app (matching the official RN 0.87 upgrade template).
  • Example Android toolchain aligned with RN 0.87: Kotlin 2.2.0, Gradle 9.4.1, AGP 9 opt-outs.
  • Regenerated the example iOS Podfile.lock for 0.87.0.

Dependency alignment & bumps

  • Ran @rnx-kit/align-deps --requirements react-native@0.87 to align the RN ecosystem (React pinned to 19.2.3, react-dom matched, metro ^0.87.0, etc.).
  • Bumped root + example dependencies to latest stable within compatible majors (e.g. typescript-eslint 8.70, release-it 21, expo 57, @testing-library/jest-dom 7, metro 0.87).
  • Held back toolchain-breaking majors for compatibility: TypeScript 7 (native-port preview), ESLint 10, Babel 8, Jest 30, webpack-dev-server 6.

⚠️ Breaking change (intentional, for v6)

  • peerDependencies floor raised to react-native >=0.87.0 / react >=19.0.0. Apps below RN 0.87 must upgrade or stay on react-native-auth0@5.x.
  • Documented in README.md and MIGRATION_GUIDE.md (New-Architecture-only requirement + upgrade steps).

Verification

  • yarn typecheck ✓ · yarn test (782/782) ✓ · yarn build
  • Example Android assembleDebug ✓ · example iOS pod install

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  • Compatibility

    • Updated the minimum supported React Native version to 0.87.
    • Updated migration guidance, requirements, Expo guidance, and iOS compatibility notes accordingly.
  • Maintenance

    • Updated the example app’s React Native tooling and Android build configuration.
    • Updated Gradle and Kotlin versions for the example project.
    • Refreshed development and example-project dependencies.
  • Documentation

    • Reformatted the web authentication example in the README.

Walkthrough

The project now requires React Native 0.87. Documentation, package versions, example Android tooling, and iOS privacy metadata were updated to match this requirement.

Changes

React Native 0.87 support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Support requirements
MIGRATION_GUIDE.md, README.md
Documentation now requires React Native 0.87, updates Expo guidance, and references the iOS 15.1 deployment target. The web authentication example was reformatted.
Package and tooling alignment
package.json, example/package.json
The React Native peer dependency and related runtime and development packages were updated for React Native 0.87.
Example platform build updates
example/android/..., example/ios/...
Android Gradle, Kotlin, ProGuard, and compatibility settings were updated. The iOS privacy manifest entries were reordered.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Suggested reviewers: subhankarmaiti

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 2fbc0

The Expo development toolchain is not aligned with React Native 0.87 and should be corrected before merge to avoid broken Expo commands or validation.

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- Line 112: Align the Expo and React Native versions in the dependency manifest:
update the expo dependency to an SDK that supports React Native 0.87.0, or
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Comment thread package.json
"eslint-plugin-react-hooks": "^7.1.1",
"eslint-plugin-react-native": "^5.0.0",
"expo": "^56.0.19",
"expo": "^57.0.21",

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Expo SDK 57 React Native version official documentation

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Expo SDK 57 uses React Native version 0.86 [1][2][3][4]. Released on June 30, 2026, Expo SDK 57 is designed as a focused release primarily centered on the upgrade to React Native 0.86 [2][3]. Official documentation indicates that React Native 0.86 aims to have no breaking changes from its predecessor, React Native 0.85, intended to make the upgrade process straightforward [2]. Key resources for working with Expo SDK 57 include: - Official SDK 57 Documentation: https://docs.expo.dev/versions/v57.0.0/ [1] - SDK 57 Release Notes and Changelog: https://expo.dev/changelog/sdk-57 [2] To upgrade your project to SDK 57, you can use the command: npx expo install expo@^57.0.0 --fix [2][5]

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Align Expo SDK 57 with React Native 0.87.0.

Expo SDK 57 is documented for React Native 0.86, and its resolved CLI includes @react-native/dev-middleware 0.86.3, while this manifest selects react-native 0.87.0. Use an Expo SDK that supports React Native 0.87.0, or align React Native and its tooling with 0.86.x.

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Native 0.87.0, or downgrade react-native and its related tooling to the Expo SDK
57-compatible 0.86.x versions. Ensure the resolved Expo CLI and React Native
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```js
auth0.webAuth
.authorize()
.then((credentials) => console.log(credentials))

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In the Auth0 React Native SDK, the Credentials interface represents the tokens and metadata returned after a successful authentication flow [1]. When using the web authentication authorize method, the promise resolves to a Credentials object [2][3]. The Credentials interface is defined as follows [1]: - idToken (string): A JWT containing user claims [1]. - accessToken (string): The token used to authorize API requests [1]. - tokenType (string): The type of the token (e.g., Bearer) [1]. - expiresAt (number): A UNIX timestamp indicating when the token expires [1]. - refreshToken (string, optional): The token used to refresh the access token [1]. - scope (string, optional): The scope associated with the token [1]. The authorize method, accessible via the Auth0 class or the useAuth0 hook, initiates the web-based authentication process [2][4]. Upon successful completion, it returns the Credentials object [2]. To manage these credentials securely, it is standard practice to use the Credentials Manager [5][6]: 1. Save: After receiving the Credentials from authorize, use await auth0.credentialsManager.saveCredentials(credentials) to persist them securely in the device's Keychain (iOS) or Shared Preferences (Android) [5][6][7]. 2. Retrieve: Use await auth0.credentialsManager.getCredentials to retrieve stored tokens [5][6]. This method is thread-safe and will automatically use the refreshToken to obtain a new accessToken if the current one has expired [6][7]. 3. Clear: Use await auth0.credentialsManager.clearCredentials to remove stored credentials, typically during logout [5][6]. Ensure that you request the offline_access scope during authorization if you intend to receive a refreshToken [8].

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Remove token logging from the authentication example.

auth0.webAuth.authorize() returns credentials that contain accessToken and idToken, and may contain refreshToken. Logging the full object exposes these values. Log only a non-sensitive success message.

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Comment thread MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
| Requirement | v5.x | v6.0 |
| :--------------- | :-------------- | :---------------------------------------------------- |
| **React** | `19.0.0`+ | `19.0.0`+ |
| **React Native** | `0.78.0`+ | **`0.82.0`+ (New Arch only)** |

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lets keep it 82 as from 82 there is no option to use old architecture

Comment thread MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
| **React Native** | `0.78.0`+ | **`0.82.0`+ (New Arch only)** |
| **React Native** | `0.78.0`+ | **`0.87.0`+ (New Arch only)** |
| **Architecture** | Old **or** New | **New Architecture only** |
| **Expo** | SDK `53`+ | **SDK `55`+** _(see below)_ |

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same as above

Comment thread MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
- The Android module no longer ships an old-architecture (`oldarch`) bridge spec; it is now TurboModule-only.
- The iOS module no longer compiles the legacy `RCTBridgeModule` path; it standardizes on the codegen TurboModule.
- The `react-native` peer dependency floor is now **`>=0.82.0`**.
- The `react-native` peer dependency floor is now **`>=0.87.0`**.

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lets keep 82 here as well

Comment thread MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
**✅ Action Required:**

1. **Upgrade React Native to `0.82.0` or higher.**
1. **Upgrade React Native to `0.87.0` or higher.**

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Comment thread MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
1. **Upgrade React Native to `0.87.0` or higher.**

```bash
npm install react-native@^0.82.0 react@^19.0.0

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Comment thread package.json
"peerDependencies": {
"react": ">=19.0.0",
"react-native": ">=0.82.0"
"react-native": ">=0.87.0"

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Comment thread README.md
### Requirements

This SDK targets apps that are using React Native SDK version `0.82.0` and up. If you're using an older React Native version, see the compatibility matrix below.
This SDK targets apps that are using React Native SDK version `0.87.0` and up. If you're using an older React Native version, stay on an earlier release of this SDK (see below).

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Comment thread README.md
This SDK targets apps that are using React Native SDK version `0.82.0` and up. If you're using an older React Native version, see the compatibility matrix below.
This SDK targets apps that are using React Native SDK version `0.87.0` and up. If you're using an older React Native version, stay on an earlier release of this SDK (see below).

React Native `0.82` is the first React Native release that runs **entirely on the New Architecture**. As of v6, this SDK is **New Architecture-only** — the Legacy Architecture is no longer supported. If your app has not yet moved to the New Architecture, upgrade to React Native `0.82`+ or stay on v5.x. For Expo, this SDK requires **Expo SDK 55 or higher** (Expo 54 ships React Native `0.81`, below the `0.82` floor).

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Comment thread README.md
React Native `0.82` is the first React Native release that runs **entirely on the New Architecture**. As of v6, this SDK is **New Architecture-only** — the Legacy Architecture is no longer supported. If your app has not yet moved to the New Architecture, upgrade to React Native `0.82`+ or stay on v5.x. For Expo, this SDK requires **Expo SDK 55 or higher** (Expo 54 ships React Native `0.81`, below the `0.82` floor).
This SDK is **New Architecture-only** — the Legacy Architecture is no longer supported. React Native `0.82` was the first release to run entirely on the New Architecture, but this version of the SDK requires React Native `0.87`+. If your app is on an older React Native version, upgrade to `0.87`+ or stay on an SDK release that supports your version.

> ⚠️ **Warning**: For Expo, this version requires **Expo SDK 55 or higher** (Expo 54 ships React Native `0.81`, below the `0.82` floor). If you are on an earlier Expo version, upgrade Expo or stay on react-native-auth0 `5.x` (Expo 53–54) or `4.x` (below Expo 53).

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Comment thread README.md
| Android | API 26 (Android 8.0) |

**iOS.** This SDK requires a minimum iOS deployment target of `15.1`, inherited from the React Native `0.82`+ Pods (`min_ios_version_supported`). In your project's `ios/Podfile`, set the platform accordingly — following the older `14.0` value will fail `pod install`:
**iOS.** This SDK requires a minimum iOS deployment target of `15.1`, inherited from the React Native `0.87`+ Pods (`min_ios_version_supported`). In your project's `ios/Podfile`, set the platform accordingly — following the older `14.0` value will fail `pod install`:

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