ci(e2e): run expo native e2e flows with argent instead of maestro - #9440
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Replaces the Maestro runner in expo-native-build.yml with Argent (software-mansion/argent) flow replay. Argent keeps a resident tool-server so per-flow invocations skip Maestro's ~14s JVM+XCTest startup, measuring 3.5-4x faster per flow locally. Flows are ported 1:1; clean-state resets move from Maestro's clearState into run-argent-flows.sh since argent's launch never clears app data. Credentials flow through Argent secrets (ARGENT_SECRET_*), which are redacted from reports automatically.
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Argent's simulator-server only drives emulators argent boots itself; the reactivecircus-booted emulator made every gesture-tap fail in CI. Mirrors argent's own wayland-e2e.yml: headless Weston, argent GPU mode, AVD created directly. Drops the AVD snapshot cache since plain AVD creation is seconds.
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…in artifacts The linux simulator-server bundled in the argent 0.20.0 npm package exits at spawn on CI runners; argent's own wayland-e2e pins the radon-daily release channel for the working build. Also copies ~/.argent logs into the failure artifact so backend crashes are diagnosable.
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Replaces Maestro with Argent flow replay in the expo native e2e workflow. Argent keeps a resident tool-server, so per-flow invocations skip the ~14s JVM + XCTest startup Maestro pays on every
maestro test; locally the identical flow runs 3.5 to 4x faster, and the full 7-flow Android suite completes in under 3 minutes including per-flow clean-state resets.All Maestro flows are ported 1:1 to
.argent/flows/. Clean-state resets move out of the flows (Argent'slaunch:never clears app data) intorun-argent-flows.sh, which reinstalls + resets the keychain on iOS andpm clears on Android between flows. Credentials flow through Argent secrets (ARGENT_SECRET_*), which the runner redacts from its reports automatically.Validated locally against the built SDK 57 fixture: the Android suite passes twice consecutively with zero retries. Do not merge yet: the iOS jobs are expected to fail because Argent's flow runner cannot currently see into clerk-ios's natively presented AuthView sheet (reproduced on 0.20.0 and 0.20.1-next.4; upstream report pending). This draft exists to measure CI runtime against the Maestro baseline.
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pnpm testruns as expected.pnpm buildruns as expected.Type of change