Outage in Expo
Some EAS Builds fail to start
Resolved MajorIncident Report
Summary AI Generated
Some EAS builds failed to start due to an identified system problem, preventing users from successfully initiating their build processes. The incident affected the EAS Build component and lasted approximately 1.1 hours. The issue was resolved and affected builds were automatically waived to avoid charging users fees.
We have identified a problem causing some builds to fail to start. Builds are automatically waived so the incur no fees. Working on a fix.
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RESOLVED
9 days ago - at 03/20/2026 03:15PM
This incident has been resolved.
IDENTIFIED
9 days ago - at 03/20/2026 02:12PM
We have identified a problem causing some builds to fail to start. Builds are automatically waived so the incur no fees. Working on a fix.
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