Rebuilding a failed build
If a Bitrise build fails, you can rebuild any time to quickly recover from any errors. You can rebuild either single Workflows or an entire Pipeline.
If a build fails, you can rebuild any time to quickly recover from any errors. You can rebuild either single Workflows or an entire Pipeline. A rebuild always uses the current configuration YAML file: if a build fails and then you modify your configuration and rebuild, the rebuild will run with the new configuration.
Rerunning a failed Workflow build
You can rebuild a failed Workflow at any time. Rebuilding means immediately launching a new build with the current configuration YAML file.
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Open Bitrise CI and find your project's build page.
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On the top right corner, click .
Remote access
You can also rebuild with remote access: click the downward arrow to open the dropdown menu and click . To find out more: リモートアクセス
Rebuilding a failed Pipeline
You can rebuild an entire Pipeline or certain parts of it at any time. The Pipeline build page shows the status of every Workflow in your Pipeline when a build is running. If a Workflow fails, you can save time by re-running the failed Workflow instead of the whole Pipeline.
To rebuild a Pipeline fully or partially:
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Open Bitrise CI.
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Click a finished Pipeline build for your project.
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On the Pipeline summary screen, click to bring up the rebuild dropdown menu.
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Select an option:
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Rebuild unsuccessful Workflows: This option only rebuilds the Workflows that failed.
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Rebuild the entire Pipeline: This option rebuilds the entire Pipeline from start to finish.
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Rebuild unsuccessful Workflows with remote access: Remote access allows you to access the build machine remotely while the build is running: リモートアクセス.
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Rebuild entire Pipeline with remote access: See above.
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