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Release Risk Audit: Harbor Notes

Harbor Notes is a fictional public demo project created solely to show report structure. It is not a customer, testimonial, or claimed result. The sample represents a React Native CLI/bare project, not an Expo project diagnostic.

Demo target: iOS + AndroidAudit date: 2 September 2026Confidence: repository evidence only

Executive readout

The demo repository shows one high-priority support-status indicator and two repository evidence gaps worth investigating before an upgrade. These checks do not establish that a release is blocked or that evidence is absent elsewhere. The recommended sequence is inventory, toolchain baseline, supported-version migration, then critical-flow verification.

Prioritized findings

01

High priority

Unsupported React Native line

Evidence
package.json declares React Native 0.84.x. The official release overview marks 0.84.x unsupported as verified on 2026-09-02.
Recommended action
Inventory native dependencies, then stage the upgrade against the current supported line with build checkpoints.
02

High priority

Privacy manifest not found at checked paths

Evidence
No PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy was found at the defined project paths. Presence alone would not establish completeness.
Recommended action
Map accessed-required-reason APIs across app and SDKs, then have the declarations reviewed by qualified counsel where needed.
03

Medium priority

Device-level test configuration not found at checked paths

Evidence
No Detox, Maestro, or common e2e configuration was found. This is a repository indicator, not proof that no external tests exist.
Recommended action
Add a narrow device-level smoke path for authentication, purchase, and restore before changing the native toolchain.
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