Docs/support question: Uniwind Pro compatibility with Expo SDK 56 / React Native 0.85

[Quegenx]

Hi,

This is not a bug report. I’m asking a compatibility question before purchasing Uniwind Pro.

Current app stack:

• Expo SDK 56 canary
• React Native 0.85.0
• iOS device builds

I checked the public repos and saw:

• uniwind peer deps are broad enough to suggest newer RN versions may work.
• But uniwind-pro-demo is pinned to Expo SDK 54 / React Native 0.81.5 and says different RN versions may fail or crash.

So I want to confirm the current status for Uniwind Pro specifically:

1. Is Uniwind Pro currently compatible with Expo SDK 56 and React Native 0.85?
2. If not, is support planned soon?
3. Is there any safe way to test compatibility on this stack before purchasing?

Again, this is a docs/support question rather than a bug report, so there is no reproduction attached.

Thanks.

[github-actions]

This issue has been automatically closed because it lacks a clear, minimal reproduction that we can use to verify the reported bug.

[jpudysz]

We have a dedicated page for it in the docs: https://docs.uniwind.dev/pro/compatibility

I didn't try Expo, but works with RN 85.

[pedrommcarrasco]

Hey @jpudysz 👋 When can we expect oficial Expo SDK 56 support? Pro customer here!

EDIT: For reference, we are seeing a bug with some input styling, and we wanted to double check it's not related to expo first.

[Brentlok]

Hey @jpudysz 👋 When can we expect oficial Expo SDK 56 support? Pro customer here!

We were testing it and uniwind pro is compatible with Expo 56, we just need to add it to the docs

EDIT: For reference, we are seeing a bug with some input styling, and we wanted to double check it's not related to expo first.

All previous reports regarding text input styling was caused by RN bug with the line height. text-* in tailwind include lineHeight which for some reason may cause some flickering when used in TextInput. So please verify if that's not the case for you as well

[jpudysz]

On top of that.. I check first RC of every React Native release. We're already compatible with 0.86 which is few months ahead of Expo. You should be fine.

We released 1.2.0 before Expo SDK 56, so it's not reflected in the docs yet.

You're good to go!