fix: Changes branch to master. Work in Progrss

[himanshu-wedensday]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Improved automation by introducing a GitHub Actions workflow for deploying iOS app builds to Testflight upon pushes to the designated branch, enhancing the speed and reliability of delivering new app versions for testing.
  • Added new dependencies eas-cli and expo-cli to streamline the iOS build process.
  • Introduced new configurations in the eas.json file for building releases and previews with specific workflows, distributions, release channels, and credentials sources.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5e8cc5f and 604eed7.

Walkthrough

A new GitHub Actions workflow named "Deploy to Testflight" orchestrates the building of an iOS app using Expo, handling dependencies, and deploying to Testflight with EAS. It's triggered by pushes to the feat/ios-workflow branch.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ios-build.yml	Workflow Deploy to Testflight added, triggered on feat/ios-workflow pushes. Builds iOS app with Expo, installs dependencies, and deploys to Testflight using EAS.
package.json	Added new dependencies eas-cli and expo-cli with specific versions.
eas.json	Introduced configurations for building releases and previews with specific workflows, distributions, release channels, and credentials sources.

🐰✨
In the land of code and byte,
A new path gleams, oh so bright.
Swift as a hare, the workflow runs,
From code to cloud, under digital suns.
To Testflight it leaps, with joy it deploys,
Bringing updates and features, oh what a joy! 🚀🌟

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Coverage report

St.❔	Category	Percentage	Covered / Total
🟢	Statements	95.12%	195/205
🟢	Branches	87.18%	34/39
🟢	Functions	93.51%	72/77
🟢	Lines	95.58%	173/181

Test suite run success

54 tests passing in 24 suites.

Report generated by 🧪jest coverage report action from 604eed7

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Analysis Details

0 Issues

• 0 Bugs
• 0 Vulnerabilities
• 0 Code Smells

Coverage and Duplications

• No coverage information (94.10% Estimated after merge)
• No duplication information (0.00% Estimated after merge)

Project ID: wednesday-solutions_react-native-template_AY7hdnRSB2n8RRmGoU2M

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