feat: new icons for eas files#3425
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@PKief now its ready hahaha, sorry |
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Pull request overview
Adds icon support for Expo Application Services (EAS) config artifacts to improve recognizability in the VS Code explorer, aligning the theme with common React Native/Expo workflows.
Changes:
- Added a cloned folder icon mapping for the EAS directory (
.eas). - Added file icon associations for
eas.jsonand.easignore. - Introduced Expo SVG assets (dark + light) used by the new associations.
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 2 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.
| File | Description |
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src/core/icons/folderIcons.ts |
Adds folder-eas mapping and clones from folder-expo with a gray tint. |
src/core/icons/fileIcons.ts |
Associates eas.json / .easignore with an icon entry (currently named expo) and enables light variant. |
icons/expo.svg |
Adds/updates the Expo icon asset for default (dark theme) rendering. |
icons/expo_light.svg |
Adds/updates the Expo icon asset for light theme rendering. |
Signed-off-by: Vinicius Celestino de Oliveira Pereira <vinigtr386@gmail.com>
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@PKief updated the branch |
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Thanks, I'll take a look soon. |
Signed-off-by: Philipp Kief <philipp.kief@gmx.de>
…terial-icon-theme into pr/ViniDevBR/3425
Merge SuccessfulThanks for your contribution! 🎉 The changes will be part of the upcoming update on the Marketplace. |

Description
EAS is currently one of the most important tools in the React Native ecosystem, providing a complete solution for building, deploying, and managing apps.
When building apps, there are some files that do not affect the build process. To handle this, we use:
This file works similarly to .gitignore, allowing us to exclude unnecessary files from the build upload, improving performance and reducing build size.
EAS also provides a built-in CI/CD system, which uses the following folder:
This folder can store cache and project-specific configuration used during builds.
Additionally, we define environment variables and build profiles using:
This file is responsible for configuring different build environments (such as development, preview, and production), as well as platform-specific settings and distribution options.
Closed #3423
Issue #3164
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