Build List

Column	Description
OS	The platform icon — iOS, Android, or Huawei.
Target	Production or Staging.
Tag	The git tag the build was created from, with a copy icon.
Environment	The build's runtime (environment) version. A lock icon appears next to it if the build has been force-updated.
Store	The build's store version, with a small status glyph showing whether it's been submitted to (and published on) the store.
Created By	The user who triggered the build.
Created Date	When the build was created. Sortable, and sorted newest-first by default.
Duration	How long the build took, once it has started.
Status	Pending, Deploying, Success, Failed, or Canceled — with a queue-position indicator for pending builds waiting on a build agent.

The Builds list is the full, filterable history of every native build ever created for a project — every iOS, Android, and Huawei build, across both Production and Staging targets. Open it from a project's Dashboard via the Latest Builds card's View Builds button, or directly at a project's /deps URL.

Columns

Column	Description
OS	The platform icon — iOS, Android, or Huawei.
Target	Production or Staging.
Tag	The git tag the build was created from, with a copy icon.
Environment	The build's runtime (environment) version. A lock icon appears next to it if the build has been force-updated.
Store	The build's store version, with a small status glyph showing whether it's been submitted to (and published on) the store.
Created By	The user who triggered the build.
Created Date	When the build was created. Sortable, and sorted newest-first by default.
Duration	How long the build took, once it has started.
Status	Pending, Deploying, Success, Failed, or Canceled — with a queue-position indicator for pending builds waiting on a build agent.

To start a new build, use the + New Build button — see Create a Build for the full flow.

Filters

Use the filter icon to open the filter panel:

• OS — iOS, Android, or Huawei.
• Target — Production or Staging.
• Live — whether the build is the platform's currently live build.
• Store Status — the build's submission status on the store.
• Force Update — whether the build has been force-updated.
• Environment Version / Store Version — free-text match.
• Created By — a specific user (only shown if you have permission to view organization users).
• Created Date — a specific date.
• Status — Success, Deploying, Pending, Failed, or Canceled.

Active filters appear as removable chips above the list; clear them individually or all at once.

Row Details

• Click a row to open its Build Detail page.
• Hover a row for a quick-look popover: status (with a log-download link for failed builds), description, artifact size, platform-specific build info (bundle number/Xcode version for iOS, version code/Java version for Android and Huawei), start/completion times, and Debug Files status (see Build Detail for what each Debug Files state means). The popover also offers View Details and, once the build has shipped to the store, View Code Push.

Bulk Force Update

Select up to five eligible builds using the row checkboxes — a build is selectable only once it has succeeded, been published to the store, is not already the live build, and hasn't already been force-updated — then choose Force Update from the Select Action dropdown and Apply to force-update all of them at once. See Force Update for what force-updating a build does.

A build whose own CodePush is still queued or rolling out shows that status glyph in place of its checkbox — it isn't a Force Update target while its CodePush is in flight. The same glyph appears next to View Code Push in the row's hover popover.

Auto-Refresh

The list polls automatically every 10 seconds while any build is Pending or Deploying, so a build's status updates without a manual reload. Polling stops once nothing is in progress.