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Deploy the current Modex iOS app version with Hot Updater for QA-only delivery. Use when the user invokes $hot-updater-qa-ship or asks to ship the current iOS OTA to one target cohort only, with rollout 0.
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| name | hot-updater-qa-ship |
| description | Deploy the current Modex iOS app version with Hot Updater for QA-only delivery. Use when the user invokes $hot-updater-qa-ship or asks to ship the current iOS OTA to one target cohort only, with rollout 0. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(pnpm:*) |
Deploy the current iOS OTA bundle to the configured production channel with
rollout 0, then attach exactly one target cohort to the newly deployed bundle.
Ask the user for only the target cohort when it is not already provided. Do not ask for platform, channel, rollout, or app version.
Target cohort rules:
cd apps/mobile
pnpm hot-updater app-version --json
Extract the current ios app version. Treat numeric JSON values as strings
when passing them to the CLI. If --json is not supported, run
pnpm hot-updater app-version and parse the iOS version from the
human-readable output.
Deploy the current iOS app version with rollout 0:
pnpm hot-updater deploy -p ios -t <ios-app-version> -r 0
Wait for the deploy command to finish. Success requires build complete,
storage upload complete, database update complete, and
Deployment Successful (<bundle-id>).
Extract <bundle-id> from the deployment success line.
Attach the target cohort to that exact bundle without prompting:
pnpm hot-updater bundle update <bundle-id> --target-cohorts "<target-cohort>" -y
Use --json as well when you want machine-readable confirmation from the
update command:
pnpm hot-updater bundle update <bundle-id> --target-cohorts "<target-cohort>" -y --json
pnpm hot-updater bundle show <bundle-id> --json
Confirm the resulting bundle is for ios, targets the current iOS app version,
has rolloutCohortCount equal to 0, and has targetCohorts equal to an array
containing exactly the requested target cohort.
bundle update.pnpm hot-updater bundle list -p ios --limit 5 --json and identify the most
recent iOS bundle for the current target app version before updating it.bundle update fails, report the deploy bundle id and the update error.0.production,
unless the repo configuration or CLI default changes.Deploy the Modex/Codex Relay mobile app iOS OTA update with Hot Updater. Use when the user invokes $deploy-ios or asks to deploy the current iOS app version from apps/mobile.
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