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[BREAKING][cli] remove deprecated command functionality #4694

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Applying feedback from #4686 (review)

This PR removes deprecated command functionality. These changes should be made into a new major version release .

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  • current test still passes

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Related to this, we'll need to update the docs and remove references to these commands. For instance, this refers to expo push:android:upload. Would be good to grep the docs for any references to the removed commands.

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Instead of deleting can we show a warning deprecated?

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ide commented Aug 4, 2023

@huynhdev24 When the server endpoints are removed, this command will stop working. The expo-cli package as a whole is deprecated, however, in favor of the versioned CLI invoked with npx expo.

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byCedric commented Jan 5, 2024

Closing this due to inactivity.

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ide commented Jan 5, 2024

@quinlanj does it make sense to later revisit this, or abandon?

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