Create application build
Step 2 of 2 for attaching a mobile build: registers a file already uploaded via application_build_upload_url. Pass the buildToken returned by that tool (after you PUT the file to its uploadUrl). Returns applicationBuildShortId — use it as environment.applicationBuildShortId inside an applications[] override in start_run_with_test_cases / start_run_with_test_plan, or an applicationOverrides[] override in create_chat, to run/chat against this build.
Path Parameters
^app(-.+_.+|_.+)$Body
Request body for creating an application build after uploading via presigned URL
Mobile platform for application builds
ios, android The buildToken returned by application_build_upload_url, after the build file was uploaded (HTTP PUT) to its uploadUrl.
Optional version label for the build (e.g. '1.2.3', 'v2.0.0-beta'). If omitted, QA.tech attempts to extract the version from the APK/IPA metadata.
Optional build number (e.g. '42', '1234'). This is the CFBundleVersion for iOS or versionCode for Android. If omitted, QA.tech attempts to extract it from the APK/IPA metadata.
Target a specific project by its prefixed short ID (proj-slug_shortId or proj_shortId), as returned by the projects API. Required for organization-scoped API keys; project-scoped keys may only pass their own project's short ID.
^proj(-.+_.+|_.+)$Response
The request has succeeded.
Response with created application build metadata. Use applicationBuildShortId as environment.applicationBuildShortId in start_run_with_test_cases / start_run_with_test_plan / create_chat overrides.
Short ID of the created build. Use as environment.applicationBuildShortId in a start_run_with_test_cases / start_run_with_test_plan applications[] override or a create_chat applicationOverrides[] override.
^build(-.+_.+|_.+)$Mobile platform for application builds
ios, android Build version string (e.g. '1.2.3'), extracted from app metadata or provided during upload.
Build number (e.g. '42'), extracted from app metadata or provided during upload. This is CFBundleVersion for iOS or versionCode for Android.