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Releases: expo/orbit

v2.1.0

17 Jun 18:19

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πŸŽ‰ New features

  • Add support for configuring trusted sources for opening URLs via the CLI and menu-bar app. (#270, #275 by @altaywtf)
  • Add support for deep linking with both expo-orbit:// and expo-orbit:///. (#279 by @oblador)
  • Add support for launching multiple apps simultaneously. (#281 by @gabrieldonadel)

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v2.0.4

02 Jun 21:48
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  • Add support for displaying new project icons. (#260 by @Simek)

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v2.0.3

16 May 14:48
37b4c9d

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v2.0.2

28 Feb 12:39
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v2.0.1

03 Dec 19:00
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πŸ› Bug fixes

  • [macOS] Fix new NativeEventEmitter() requires a non-null argument error when clicking "See all". (#225 by @gabrieldonadel)
  • [Linux] Add maintainer field to deb packages. (#227 by @gabrieldonadel)

v2.0.0

22 Nov 05:56
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Windows and Linux builds now available!

We're promoting Orbit for Windows to a stable version along with support for Linux. Try out Expo Orbit now, explore its capabilities, and share your feedback. Your input will shape the future of this tool and guide us on where to take it next.

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v1.2.1

05 Nov 22:40
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v1.2.0

05 Nov 03:07
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v1.1.1

15 Mar 03:38

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πŸ› Bug fixes

  • Fix extra avd info being displayed as a bootable android emulator. (#190 by @gabrieldonadel)
  • Fix installing iOS apps from tarballs that don't contain an .app or .ipa file. (#193 by @gabrieldonadel)

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v2.0.0-preview.1

12 Mar 15:26

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v2.0.0-preview.1 Pre-release
Pre-release

Windows Preview 1 Now Available!

Orbit for Windows is currently in the experimental phase and, as of now, it is only compatible with x64 and x86 machines but compatibility for other architectures will be out soon!

Try out Expo Orbit now, explore its capabilities, and share your feedback. Your input will shape the future of this tool and guide us on where to take it next.

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