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Finding a specific build

Abstract

If your app has multiple builds, you can search for a specific one on the main page of the app by using a variety of options, like build number or commit message.

Build retention for 200 days

On the Builds page of your app, we only show builds from the last 200 days. The same limit applies if you are searching for specific builds on the page. This limitation also applies to most API calls: the GET/apps/{app-slug}/builds endpoint and related endpoints can only return builds from the last 200 days.

However, there are two methods to get a build that is older than 200 days:

If your app has multiple builds on bitrise.io , you can search for a specific one by using a variety of options. To do so:

  1. Open an app on Bitrise.

  2. On the main page of the app, you can find the search options above the list of builds. You have several options:

    Managing an app's bitrise.yml configuration

    • In the Search for a build number or commit message field, enter either a build number or a commit message to find the build.

    • Choose a filter from the status filter dropdown menu to find builds with a specific status.

    • Choose a filter from the branch filter dropdown menu to find builds that ran on a specific branch.

    • Choose a filter from the Workflows dropdown menu to find builds that ran with specific Workflows.

    • Choose a filter from the triggers dropdown menu to find builds that were triggered by one of our trigger options: pushes, pull requests, or tags.

In this section:

An app on Bitrise represents a Git repository that stores source code and has been connected to Bitrise to be able to run builds on it. As such, a Bitrise app isn't necessarily an actual application: it's just the code on which you run builds with Bitrise.