does it work with react-native-code-push? about repack

[zamotany]

That does make sense, but I wouldn't go as far as to say replace. Re.Pack was not intended as a CodePush alternative and doesn't provide as many OTA features as CodePush. You still need a code in a main bundle and you might need to update it at some point, but you won't be able to without CodePush. I would still recommend CodePush as a main solution for OTA due to it's maturity and features regarding hosting, rollbacks, distribution, versioning etc - if you were to use Re.Pack's remote chunks for that, you have to reimplement those functionalities.

[zamotany]

If you don't intend of using Code Splitting with Re.Pack, then you can use Code Push in a similar way you would do with Metro. However, like you said, if the Code Splitting is used the code will be split between multiple files, and it that case it might be problematic to use Code Plush or it might not work at all. I suspect you still would be able to use Code Push for a main bundle, but all additional chunks will be excluded from Code Push. Keep in mind that in order to use Code Splitting (with remote chunks - hosted on server) you have to configure ChunkManager.configure(...) which lives in main bundle, so if you change resolveRemoteChunk function to point to different URL with updated chunks, and you Code Push that new main bundle after the main bundle is applied on target device with Code Push, ChunkManager should download new chunks since the URL had changed.

[gustavopch]

@zamotany Wait... so may Re.Pack even replace CodePush? I mean, if the main bundle is just a splash screen that loads the other chunks from a server, then in order to update the code running in the app it's just a matter of updating the chunks in the server (and probably notify the app to use the new chunk URLs). Does that make sense?

[zamotany]

Closing due to inactivity. Additional info is available at: https://re-pack.netlify.app/docs/code-splitting/code-push