Build Detail

The Build Detail page provides comprehensive information about a native build for iOS, Android, or Huawei — its pipeline progress, its core properties, and its downloadable artifacts. This information is particularly useful during the distribution process to stores.

Header

At the top of the page you'll find:

• Project name and "Build Detail" — the project this build belongs to.
• View All Builds — a link back to the full list of builds for this project.
• Build ID — the build's unique identifier within the App Maker Platform.
• Build Info — the target platform (iOS, Android, or Huawei) and the user who triggered the build.
• + CODEPUSH — opens the form to publish a new CodePush update based on this build. Only available once the build has succeeded.

Pipeline

The Pipeline card shows a step-by-step timeline of the build process, with each step's duration and timestamp (e.g., Initializing Pre-build, Verifying Identity, Building, Signing APK/AAB, Exporting, Completed). The step currently running is highlighted, and the connecting line between steps reflects the outcome — green once a step succeeds, red if a step fails, gray for steps still pending, and purple for steps skipped because the build was canceled.

Build

The Build card's header is colored to match the build's status and shows the build's short ID (e.g., #17467). The card lists the build's core properties:

Name	Description
Status	The build's current status (e.g., Pending, Deploying, Success, Failed).
Target	The build process is executed in the specified environment (e.g., Production, Staging).
OS	The target platform: iOS, Android, or Huawei.
Type	The kind of deployment this record represents (Build, for this page).
Tag	The Git tag you define when pushing your project to a managed repository.
Environment	The App Maker platform edition this build was created on.
Store	The version of the app published in the store.
Version Code / Bundle Number	On Android and Huawei, the version code; on iOS, the bundle number.
Upload Duration	How long it took to upload the build artifact to the store.
Java Version / Xcode Version	The Java version used for Android/Huawei builds, or the Xcode version used for iOS builds.
Artifact Size	The size of the build artifact (APK/AAB or IPA).
Store Status	The app's publication status in the store. See Store Status values below.
Debug Files	Shows which debug artifacts (Mapping, NDK, Symbols) were uploaded for this build — a check mark means it's available to download; a crossed-out icon means it wasn't produced for this build.

Downloads

At the bottom of the Build card, download the build's artifacts directly:

• AAB / APK (Android and Huawei) or IPA (iOS) — the installable build file.
• ⋮ (more) — opens a menu with the remaining downloads: the build Logs, and the debug files that were produced for this build (Mapping and NDK Symbols on Android/Huawei, or the dSYM on iOS).

Downloads are only available for successful builds, and only for files that were actually produced during the build. Like other build artifacts, they are retained for 60 days; after that they can no longer be downloaded.

Store Status Values

• Approved — the build is live and available to users in the store. On the App Maker Platform, this build is marked as the active version for its platform — unless it's marked as a Force Update, an approved build also becomes eligible for CodePush.
• Pending — the build has been submitted to the store and is currently under review.
• Rejected — the build was rejected during the review process. This status must be manually set within the platform.

Details

The Details card contains supplementary metadata about the build:

Name	Description
Duration	The total build duration.
Description	Notes entered during the initialization of the build are displayed here.
Project	The name of the project this build is connected to.
Force Update	Whether a Force Update has been performed for this build.
Created Date	When the build was created.
Started at	When the build started running, once available.
Completed at	When the build finished, once available.

If this build has a CodePush update that's live on the store, a View Codepush link also appears here — it shows an animated indicator whenever that CodePush is actively deploying.

Once the build succeeds, this card also shows the store upload action for its platform (e.g., Upload to Google Play for Android, or the App Store equivalent for iOS) — see Distribute to Stores.