### Example release-bundle command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/release-bundle-api-reference

A concrete example of the release-bundle command with populated parameters.

```bash
stallion release-bundle \
  --project-id=64f5f341a43eb5ccf93548e4 \
  --hash=6c8a45dcf5a3e983e389afada81449b2b326b2540758a55ca2227902a55f7e2a \
  --app-version=1.0.1 \
  --release-note="First test CI release" \
  --ci-token=stl_zKNKb6JvW80DemZNomJF8EgxHo-KNcVo_u
```

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### Update Release Example

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/update-release-api-reference

A concrete example of the update-release command with populated parameters.

```bash
stallion update-release \
  --project-id=64f5f341a43eb5ccf93548e4 \
  --hash=6c8a45dcf5a3e983e389afada81449b2b326b2540758a55ca2227902a55f7e2a \
  --release-note="First test CI release" \
  --rollout-percent=27 \
  --is-mandatory=true \
  --ci-token=stl_zKNKb6JvW80DemZNomJF8EgxHo
```

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### Publish Bundle Example

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/usage-api-reference

A concrete example of the publish-bundle command targeting an Android platform.

```bash
stallion publish-bundle --upload-path=my-org/my-project/my-bucket --platform=android --release-note="my release"
```

--------------------------------

### Example output

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-bundles

Sample output showing the table format of listed bundles.

```txt
Bundles
  Version  Platform  Promoted  Created                   author         ReleaseNote     Hash
  12       android   true      2026-07-01T10:24:11.000Z  jane@acme.com  fix crash       6c8a45dcf5a3e983e389afada8144…
  11       android   false     2026-06-28T18:02:45.000Z  jane@acme.com  new onboarding  9d1b32acf7e6d072c114bfe631200…

  2 bundles
```

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### Install dependencies

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/expo-integration-with-stallion

Install the required Expo config plugin and the Stallion SDK.

```bash
npm install expo-stallion-plugin react-native-stallion
```

--------------------------------

### Example output for list-projects

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-projects

The standard table output showing projects, enabled platforms, and the current context.

```txt
projects
  1. my-project      android·ios   ← current
  2. beta-app        android
  3. internal-tools  —

  3 projects
```

--------------------------------

### Example output

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-patches

Sample output showing the From and To versions, the difference in size, and the resulting patch size.

```txt
Patches
  From           To             DiffSize  PatchSize
  v11 · 1.0.1    v12 · 1.0.1    1.82 MB   214.3 KB
  v10 · 1.0.0    v12 · 1.0.1    2.10 MB   402.7 KB

  2 patches · 6c8a45dcf5a3…
```

--------------------------------

### Install Native Pods

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/sdk/installation

Run the pod installation command to sync native dependencies for iOS and Android.

```plaintext
npx pod-install
```

--------------------------------

### Hash parameter example

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-patches

Example of the required --hash parameter with a full hash string.

```bash
--hash=6c8a45dcf5a3e983e389afada81449b2b326b2540758a55ca2227902a55f7e2a
```

--------------------------------

### Example output for context command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/context

The standard output format when running the context command.

```txt
Context
  Org         acme
  Org Id      64f5f341a43eb5ccf93548e4
  Region      ap
  Project     my-project
  Project Id  6650a2c1b7f93548e4d21a77
```

--------------------------------

### Example output of release-info

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/release-info

Displays the formatted output showing build info, rollout progress, health status, and adoption metrics.

```txt
✔ build         v12 · 6c8a45dcf5a3
✔ platform      android
● rollout       ████████░░ 80%
● total users   12,431

release note
  fix crash on cold start

bundle hash
  6c8a45dcf5a3e983e389afada81449b2b326b2540758a55ca2227902a55f7e2a

✔ healthy · no rollback configured

Adoption Metrics
  DOWNLOADS  INSTALLS  ROLLBACKS  USERS
     11,204    10,988         14  12,431
```

--------------------------------

### Example output of stallion use

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/use

Displays the confirmation message after a context has been successfully set.

```txt
✔ Context set: acme / my-project (ap)
Commands now default to this context. Override with flags, or change it with "stallion use".
```

--------------------------------

### Example output

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/whoami

Shows the format of the command output, including session status, user details, active context, and organization list.

```txt
✔ session   authorized
✔ user      Jane Doe
✔ email     jane@acme.com
● context   my-project · acme

organizations
  1. acme        ap · admin   ← current
  2. acme-labs   us · member
```

--------------------------------

### Install stallion-cli with npm

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/migrating-from-codepush

Install the Stallion CLI as a development dependency using npm.

```bash
npm install --save-dev stallion-cli
```

--------------------------------

### Example output for list-releases

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-releases

Displays the table format output showing release versions, authors, rollout status, and release IDs.

```txt
releases · v1.0.1
  Version  Released by     Rollout          Status         Release note   Release ID
  v12      jane@acme.com   ████████░░ 80%   ✔ live         fix crash      6650a2c1b7f93548e4d21a77
  v11      jane@acme.com   ██████████ 100%  ✖ rolled back  bad build      6650a2c1b7f93548e4d21a12

  2 releases · v1.0.1
```

--------------------------------

### Cursor MCP Install Link

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/mcp/connect

A one-click installation URL for configuring the Stallion MCP server in Cursor.

```bash
https://cursor.com/install-mcp?name=stallion&config=eyJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL21jcC5zdGFsbGlvbnRlY2guaW8vbWNwIn0=
```

--------------------------------

### Install stallion-cli with Yarn

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/migrating-from-codepush

Install the Stallion CLI as a development dependency using Yarn.

```bash
yarn add -D stallion-cli
```

--------------------------------

### Example output for list-buckets

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-buckets

The standard table output showing bucket names and their last updated timestamps.

```txt
Buckets
  NAME             UPDATED
  featurebucket    2026-07-01T10:24:11.000Z
  hotfixes         2026-06-28T18:02:45.000Z

  2 buckets
```

--------------------------------

### Install Bugsnag Source Maps Uploader

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/upload-source-maps/bugsnag

Install the required package using npm or yarn.

```bash
npm install --save-dev @bugsnag/source-maps
# or
yarn add --dev @bugsnag/source-maps
```

--------------------------------

### Minimal update prompt implementation

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/sdk/js-update-api

A minimal example showing how to use the useStallionUpdate hook to display a modal when a restart is required for an update.

```tsx
import React from "react";
import { Modal, Text, Button } from "react-native";
import { useStallionUpdate, restart } from "react-native-stallion";

const UpdatePrompt = () => {
  const { isRestartRequired, newReleaseBundle } = useStallionUpdate();

  if (!isRestartRequired) return null;

  return (
    
      {newReleaseBundle?.releaseNote ?? "A new update is ready!"}
      
    
  );
};
```

--------------------------------

### Install Stallion CLI

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/overview

Install the specific version of the Stallion CLI that supports account and context commands.

```bash
npm install -g stallion-cli@2.6.0-alpha.2
```

--------------------------------

### JSON output for release-bundle

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/ci-automation-json-output

Example of the JSON object returned by the release-bundle command when using the --json flag.

```json
{ "id": "6650a2c1…", "version": 12, "appVersion": "1.0.1", "hash": "6c8a45…", "projectId": "64f5f341…" }
```

--------------------------------

### JSON output for publish-bundle

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/ci-automation-json-output

Example of the JSON object returned by the publish-bundle command when using the --json flag.

```json
{ "version": 12, "hash": "6c8a45…", "platform": "android", "uploadPath": "acme/my-project/featurebucket", "bucketCreated": false }
```

--------------------------------

### Install Stallion SDK via npm

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/migrating-from-codepush

Use npm to add the Stallion SDK to your project dependencies.

```bash
npm install react-native-stallion
```

--------------------------------

### GitHub Actions Step for publishing

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/ci-automation-json-output

Example of a GitHub Actions workflow step that publishes a bundle and captures the hash for subsequent steps.

```yaml
- name: Publish OTA update
  run: |
    HASH=$(stallion publish-bundle \
      --upload-path=acme/my-project/featurebucket \
      --platform=android \
      --release-note="${{ github.event.head_commit.message }}" \
      --ci-token="${{ secrets.STALLION_CI_TOKEN }}" \
      --json | jq -r '.hash')
    echo "BUNDLE_HASH=$HASH" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
```

--------------------------------

### Example JSON output

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/context

The raw JSON structure returned when using the --json flag.

```json
{
  "orgId": "64f5f341a43eb5ccf93548e4",
  "orgName": "acme",
  "region": "ap",
  "projectId": "6650a2c1b7f93548e4d21a77",
  "projectName": "my-project"
}
```

--------------------------------

### Install Stallion SDK via Yarn

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/migrating-from-codepush

Use Yarn to add the Stallion SDK to your project dependencies.

```bash
yarn add react-native-stallion
```

--------------------------------

### Fully non-interactive stallion use example

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/use

Sets both the organization and project IDs in a single command to avoid all interactive prompts.

```bash
stallion use --org-id=64f5f341a43eb5ccf93548e4 --project-id=6650a2c1b7f93548e4d21a77
```

--------------------------------

### JSON output for update-release

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/ci-automation-json-output

Example of the JSON object returned by the update-release command when using the --json flag.

```json
{ "projectId": "64f5f341…", "hash": "6c8a45…", "rolloutPercent": 50, "isMandatory": true, "isPaused": false, "isRolledBack": false }
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Bugsnag with ACTIVE_RELEASE_HASH

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/upload-source-maps/bugsnag

Import ACTIVE_RELEASE_HASH from react-native-stallion and pass it to the Bugsnag start configuration as the codeBundleId. This requires react-native-stallion version 2.4.0-alpha.5 or higher.

```tsx
import { AppRegistry } from 'react-native';
import App from './App';
import { name as appName } from './app.json';
import Bugsnag from '@bugsnag/react-native';
import { ACTIVE_RELEASE_HASH } from 'react-native-stallion';
Bugsnag.start({
  codeBundleId: ACTIVE_RELEASE_HASH ?? '',
});

AppRegistry.registerComponent(appName, () => App);
```

--------------------------------

### Prebuild and build the app

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/expo-integration-with-stallion

Run prebuild to patch native projects, then create your build using EAS.

```bash
npx expo prebuild
```

```bash
eas build --platform ios
eas build --platform android
```

--------------------------------

### Typical Account and Context Workflow

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/overview

A standard sequence of commands to authenticate, configure the default environment, verify the settings, and execute a command without manual flags.

```bash
# 1. Log in (opens the browser)
stallion login

# 2. Pick your default org and project (interactive)
stallion use

# 3. Verify what is set
stallion whoami

# 4. Run any command — no --org-id / --project-id needed
stallion list-buckets
```

--------------------------------

### Install Stallion CLI globally with Yarn

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/installation

Use this command to install the CLI package globally on your system using the Yarn package manager.

```bash
yarn global add stallion-cli
```

--------------------------------

### Install Stallion CLI globally with npm

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/installation

Use this command to install the CLI package globally on your system using the npm package manager.

```bash
npm install -g stallion-cli
```

--------------------------------

### List projects command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-projects

Lists all projects in the organization with their enabled platforms.

```bash
stallion list-projects
```

--------------------------------

### Run release-info command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/release-info

Executes the command to inspect a production release.

```bash
stallion release-info
```

--------------------------------

### Publish Bundle Command Syntax

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/usage-api-reference

The base command structure for publishing a bundle to a specified bucket for either Android or iOS.

```bash
stallion publish-bundle --upload-path=orgname/project-name/bucket-name --platform=android/ios --release-note="notes"
```

--------------------------------

### Show current context

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/context

Displays the currently saved organization and project context.

```bash
stallion context
```

--------------------------------

### Run list-releases command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-releases

Executes the command to list production releases for an app version.

```bash
stallion list-releases
```

--------------------------------

### Typical List Commands Workflow

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/overview

A common sequence of commands to set context, inspect buckets, bundles, and releases, and drill down into specific patch information.

```bash
stallion use              # set org + project once
stallion list-buckets     # find your bucket
stallion list-bundles     # grab a bundle hash from staging
stallion list-releases    # check what's live in production
stallion release-info     # drill into one release's rollout & adoption
stallion list-patches --hash=<bundle_hash>   # inspect delta patch sizes
```

--------------------------------

### Run release-info alias

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/release-info

Executes the command using the short alias.

```bash
stallion ri
```

--------------------------------

### Run list-releases in CI

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-releases

Executes the command non-interactively using a CI token, requiring project-id, platform, and app-version.

```bash
stallion list-releases \
  --ci-token=<your_ci_token> \
  --project-id=<your_project_id> \
  --platform=android \
  --app-version=1.0.1
```

--------------------------------

### List bundles command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-bundles

The primary command to list staging bundles in a bucket.

```bash
stallion list-bundles
```

--------------------------------

### Run whoami command

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/whoami

Displays the current user, email, organizations, and active context.

```bash
stallion whoami
```

--------------------------------

### Entry File Parameter

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/usage-api-reference

Specifies the JavaScript entry file for the bundle, defaulting to index.js.

```bash
--entry-file="index.debug.js"
```

--------------------------------

### Detecting Mandatory Updates with useStallionUpdate

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/codepush-mandatory-updates

Use the useStallionUpdate hook to access the newReleaseBundle object and check the isMandatory flag to determine if an update requires immediate installation.

```tsx
import { useStallionUpdate } from "react-native-stallion";

const UpdateHandler = () => {
  const { newReleaseBundle, isRestartRequired } = useStallionUpdate();

  // Check if the new release is mandatory
  if (newReleaseBundle?.isMandatory) {
    // Handle mandatory update flow
  }

  return null;
};
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Stallion in Android strings.xml

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/sdk/installation

Add the StallionProjectId and StallionAppToken strings to your Android strings.xml file. Ensure the app token starts with spb_ and is 46 characters long.

```xml
<resources>
  <string name="app_name">my_app</string>
  <!-- make sure app token starts with spb_... and is 46 characters long -->
  <string name="StallionProjectId">66ed03380eb95c9c316256d3</string>
  <string name="StallionAppToken">spb_FTLx5umZgKLTEyiMNf9-81BgANTOvx7pNhA-gFXbg9</string>
</resources>
```

--------------------------------

### Run stallion use

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/use

Executes the command to initiate the interactive context selection process.

```bash
stallion use
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Stallion in iOS info.plist

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/sdk/installation

Add the StallionProjectId and StallionAppToken keys to your iOS info.plist file. Ensure the app token starts with spb_ and is 46 characters long.

```xml
<plist version="1.0">
  <dict>
    <!-- ...other configs... -->
    <key>StallionProjectId</key>
    <string>66ed03380eb95c9c316256d3</string>
    <!-- make sure app token starts with spb_... and is 46 characters long -->
    <key>StallionAppToken</key>
    <string>spb_FTLx5umZgKLTEyiMNf9-81BgANTOvx7pNhA-gFXbg9</string>
    <!-- ...other configs... -->
  </dict>
</plist>
```

--------------------------------

### Publish Bundle with Signing

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/bundle-signing

Publish a bundle using the --private-key parameter to ensure it is cryptographically signed.

```bash
stallion publish-bundle --upload-path=orgname/project-name/bucket-name --platform=android/ios --release-note="notes" --private-key="Path to your private key"
```

```bash
stallion publish-bundle --upload-path=my-org/my-project/my-bucket --platform=android --release-note="my release notes" --private-key=./stallion/secrets/private-key.pem
```

```bash
stallion publish-bundle --upload-path=my-org/my-project/my-bucket --platform=ios --release-note="my release notes" --private-key=./stallion/secrets/private-key.pem
```

--------------------------------

### Bucket parameter

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-bundles

Specifying the bucket name to list bundles from.

```bash
--bucket=featurebucket
```

--------------------------------

### Output list-releases as JSON

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-releases

Prints the release list in raw JSON format instead of a table.

```bash
stallion list-releases --json --platform=android --app-version=1.0.1
```

--------------------------------

### Configure MainApplication.kt for React Native 82+

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/sdk/installation

Override the reactHost property in MainApplication.kt to integrate Stallion bundle path.

```kotlin
// ...other imports
import com.facebook.react.ReactHost
import com.facebook.react.defaults.DefaultReactHost.getDefaultReactHost
import com.stallion.Stallion

class MainApplication : Application(), ReactApplication {
  override val reactHost: ReactHost by lazy {
    getDefaultReactHost(
      context = applicationContext,
      packageList = PackageList(this).packages,
      jsBundleFilePath = Stallion.getJSBundleFile(applicationContext)
    )
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Check rollout percent in a script

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/release-info

Uses the --json flag to pipe output into jq for programmatic access to specific fields.

```bash
stallion release-info --json ... | jq '.rolloutPercent'
```

--------------------------------

### Parameter: --rollout-percent

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/update-release-api-reference

Sets the rollout percentage (0–100) for phased releases.

```bash
--rollout-percent=50
```

--------------------------------

### Run release-info with CI token

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/release-info

Executes the command non-interactively for CI pipelines by providing all required parameters.

```bash
stallion release-info \
  --ci-token=<your_ci_token> \
  --project-id=<your_project_id> \
  --platform=android \
  --app-version=1.0.1 \
  --promoted-id=6650a2c1b7f93548e4d21a77
```

--------------------------------

### Run whoami alias

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/account-context-commands/whoami

An alternative command alias for whoami.

```bash
stallion me
```

--------------------------------

### Parameter: --release-note

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/update-release-api-reference

An optional short description of the release contents.

```bash
--release-note="your release note"
```

--------------------------------

### Set app-version parameter

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-releases

Specifies the app version to filter the release list.

```bash
--app-version=1.0.1
```

--------------------------------

### Set platform parameter

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/cli/list-commands/list-releases

Specifies the target platform for the release list.

```bash
--platform=android
```

--------------------------------

### Upload bundle using stallion-cli

Source: https://stalliontech.io/learn/docs/migrating-from-codepush

Upload your application bundle to the specified bucket and platform.

```bash
npx stallion publish-bundle --upload-path=<orgname>/<project-name>/<bucket-name> --platform=<android/ios> --release-note="Migrated from CodePush"
```