fix(react-native): Expo SDK 55 peers + safe User-Agent init - #487
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Widen expo peer ranges past the old 5–7 / 14–18 caps, and resolve getWebViewUserAgentAsync through a namespace import so Metro/CJS interop cannot crash SDK construction when the helper is nested or missing.
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In `@packages/sdks/react-native/package.json`:
- Around line 23-24: Update the expo-application and expo-constants peer
dependency ranges in the React Native package metadata to match the lockfile’s
validated upper bounds (5–7 and 14–18); do not leave them open-ended unless you
also update the lockfile and add compatibility coverage for newer Expo majors.
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Keep the previously validated 5–7 / 14–18 caps and add the Expo SDK-aligned majors 50–55 so Expo 55 is accepted without an open-ended >=.
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@openpanel/react-nativecrashed on Expo SDK 55 withgetWebViewUserAgentAsync is not a function, and declared peers that rejected Expo’s current55.xpackages.5 - 7 || 50 - 55/14 - 18 || 50 - 55so SDK 55 installs cleanly without open-ended ranges.import *+.defaultfallback (same shape asexpo-application), and skip the header when the helper is absent so init never throws.Test plan
@openpanel/react-nativein an Expo SDK 55 app withexpo-application@55/expo-constants@55and confirm peer warnings are gonenew OpenPanel({ clientId, apiUrl })and confirm the app boots (nogetWebViewUserAgentAsyncTypeError)