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# Release Tracker

## Release Tracker

The **Release Tracker** gives you a single, organization-wide view of every release that is currently in flight — builds, CodePush deployments, and store distributions — across all of your projects, on one page. Use it on a release day to see, at a glance, what is queued and what is actively running without opening each project one by one.

The page is available to every signed-in user who belongs to an organization.

### <mark style="color:red;">Opening the Release Tracker</mark> <a href="#opening-the-release-tracker" id="opening-the-release-tracker"></a>

Click **Release Tracker** in the left sidebar. The page opens under the **Releases** heading.

{% hint style="info" %}
The **Release Tracker** entry appears in the sidebar only when your account belongs to an organization.
{% endhint %}

### <mark style="color:red;">Reading the list</mark> <a href="#reading-the-list" id="reading-the-list"></a>

Each row is one in-flight release job. The table shows the following columns:

| Column           | Description                                                                          |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **OS**           | The target platform, shown as an icon: iOS (Apple), Android, or Huawei.              |
| **Type**         | What kind of release the row represents (see [Release types](#release-types) below). |
| **Project Name** | The project the release belongs to.                                                  |
| **Created By**   | The organization that started the release.                                           |
| **Start Time**   | When the job started running. A pending job that has not started yet shows `-`.      |
| **Status**       | Whether the job is **Pending** or **In Progress** (see [Statuses](#statuses) below). |

{% hint style="info" %}
The Release Tracker lists only releases that are **currently in flight** — those that are queued (**Pending**) or actively running (**In Progress**). Once a job finishes, fails, or is cancelled, it drops off this list. It is a live activity view, not a full release history.
{% endhint %}

#### Releases from other organizations​ <a href="#releases-from-other-organizations" id="releases-from-other-organizations"></a>

The list shows that other organizations also have releases running, but their details are anonymized: such rows appear with **Project Name** as **Other Project** and **Created By** as **Other Organization**. Only your own organization's projects are shown by their real names.

### <mark style="color:red;">Filtering</mark> <a href="#filtering" id="filtering"></a>

Two dropdowns above the table let you narrow the list. Both can be cleared to return to the full view.

* **Type** — filter by release type. Options are:
  * **Distribution** — store distributions only.
  * **Build** — native builds only.
  * **Code-Push** — CodePush (over-the-air) deployments only.
* **Os** — filter by target platform: **iOS**, **Android**, or **Huawei**.

### <mark style="color:red;">Release types</mark> <a href="#release-types" id="release-types"></a>

The **Type** column combines the kind of release with its platform, so store distributions are shown under their store's name:

| Type label             | Meaning                                             |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| **Build**              | A native app build.                                 |
| **CodePush**           | An over-the-air CodePush deployment.                |
| **App Store Connect**  | A store distribution to Apple's App Store (iOS).    |
| **Google Play**        | A store distribution to Google Play (Android).      |
| **AppGallery Connect** | A store distribution to Huawei AppGallery (Huawei). |

### <mark style="color:red;">Statuses</mark> <a href="#statuses" id="statuses"></a>

A release job in this list is always in one of two states:

* **Pending** — the job is queued and has not started yet. Its **Start Time** shows `-`.
* **In Progress** — the job is actively running (a build compiling, a CodePush deploying, or a distribution uploading). A spinner is shown next to the label.

### <mark style="color:red;">Live updates</mark> <a href="#live-updates" id="live-updates"></a>

While any release is **Pending** or **In Progress**, the page refreshes itself automatically every few seconds, so statuses and start times update without a manual reload. Refreshing pauses while the browser tab is in the background and resumes when you return to it.


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