Project Details

The Project Details screen displays essential metadata about the selected project as well as a complete list of builds associated with it. It also offers controls for triggering new builds and navigating to settings.

1. Project Info

The Project Info section presents critical project metadata and actionable items that help developers quickly manage and access their environments.

Example command:

git clone <ssh-url>

In addition to displaying information, this section includes:

• A "+ Create Build" button to initiate a fresh build for the app.

• A Settings (⚙️) button to navigate to the project's configuration screen.

2. Builds

The Builds section provides visibility into all builds created for the project.

Filters

You can narrow down the list using filters that help locate specific builds based on platform and store status:

• Platform: iOS, Android, or Huawei

• Store Status: Filter by the app’s current status in the store (e.g., Live, Approved)

• Additional Filters: Includes date, status, and other frequently used parameters for everyday operations.

Build Statuses and Actions

Each build listed in the table comes with a set of statuses and potential actions. Here's what each status means:

LIVE:

Indicates that the build has been published to the app store. A build can only be marked as Live if the platform build process was completed successfully.

• To mark a build as Live, go to its detail page and confirm the action.

APPROVED:

When a new build is marked as Live, the previous Live build is demoted to Approved status.

• Approved builds can still be used for CodePush or Force Update operations unless locked.

• Use Force Update if you want all users to upgrade to the latest version in the store.

FORCE UPDATE:

If a lock icon is displayed on an Approved build, it means that a Force Update has already been applied.

• Once a Force Update is active on a build, you cannot perform further CodePush or Force Update actions.