Build configuration details

Inspect a saved configuration, edit its Xcode settings, and review its build history.

Open a saved configuration from Builds → Configurations, or select its name on a build row or detail page. The route is /dashboard/builds/configurations/[configurationId].

Use the Configurations breadcrumb to return to the configuration list.

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Inspect and edit

The page shows the configuration’s icon, repository, and shared Xcode settings. Expand Advanced settings to inspect build and export options. In the editor, use Platforms to add entries and Default platform to choose which one is selected first when you start a build.

Each platform can use the shared settings or specify its own source, scheme, Xcode configuration, action, advanced settings, signing, and archive export. For a separate watchOS target, choose its scheme in the watchOS entry. iPhone and iPad use the iOS entry, with the device chosen in Start Build.

Select an available checkout for parsing, then choose Edit build configuration. Source and destination discovery use Xcode on that checkout’s agent. A green Valid badge means the selected source, scheme, and Xcode configuration are available in that checkout. Saving updates future builds; existing build snapshots keep their captured settings.

The native app offers Configurations on Builds, with configuration details and an Edit action. Repository settings also provide an Apple app project screen for creating and removing configurations.

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Build history

History is filtered to this saved configuration across its repository’s worktrees and agents. Older records load in pages. Open a build to inspect its logs and artifacts.

A build retains the configuration name captured when it started. If the saved configuration is deleted, that name remains visible without a link. Custom identifies an explicitly requested one-time configuration; it does not identify an imported coverage record or a deleted saved configuration.

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Custom builds

Select Custom in Start Build to enter platform and build settings for one submission. This creates no saved configuration or configuration-details page. Rebuilding a Custom build uses the settings captured in its snapshot, subject to current repository, agent, destination, and script validation.

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Related pages

Builds

Start saved or Custom builds and manage scripts.

Repository details

Manage the repository’s iOS App project.