resetChannel

Usage

Use HotUpdater.resetChannel() when you want to leave a runtime channel switch and go back to the app's original build-time channel.

import { HotUpdater } from "@hot-updater/react-native";

async function handleResetChannel() {
  await HotUpdater.resetChannel();
  await HotUpdater.reload();
}

Behavior

• Clears the runtime channel switch
• Restores the original bundle selection
• Makes the build-time default channel active again after reload
• Returns true even when no runtime channel switch is active
• Performs no work when HotUpdater.isChannelSwitched() is already false

Example

if (HotUpdater.isChannelSwitched()) {
  await HotUpdater.resetChannel();
  await HotUpdater.reload();
}

When to Use

• Leave a beta or staging runtime channel switch
• Add a "Return to default channel" action in a debug or settings screen
• Recover to the original shipped bundle after testing another channel

Related APIs

• HotUpdater.getChannel()
• HotUpdater.isChannelSwitched()
• HotUpdater.checkForUpdate()