Important
If you're using a hybrid mobile agent (React Native, .NET Maui, etc.), refer to the platform-specific methods below.
Important
As of version 5.3.0 of the New Relic Android agent, withApplicationBuild() has replaced NewRelic.withBuildIdentifier().
Syntax
Java
NewRelic.withApplicationBuild(string $buildId)Kotlin [#kotlin]
NewRelic.withApplicationBuild(buildId: String?)Description [#description]
This call allows you to set a custom build identifier string that appears next to the application version in the Crash report page. Instead of using the versionCode string defined in AndroidManifest.xml, call the withApplicationBuild() method and pass along the custom build ID as a string.
Parameters [#parameters]
Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
| Required. The string indicating build ID. |
Example [#example]
Java [#java]
NewRelic.withApplicationToken("").withApplicationBuild("156").start(this.getApplication());Kotlin [#kotlin]
NewRelic.withApplicationToken("").withApplicationBuild("1").start(applicationContext)Syntax
Objective-c
setApplicationBuild:(NSString *_Nonnull)versionString;Swift [#swift]
NewRelic.setApplicationBuild:(NSString*)versionString;Description [#description]
By default, New Relic uses the CFBundleVersion when reporting the build number. But you can override the reported build number by calling this method (before calling startWithApplicationToken).
Parameters [#parameters]
Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
| Required. The string to display this application's build number. |
Example [#example]
Objective-C [#obj-c]
[NewRelic setApplicationBuild:@"42"];Swift [#swift]
NewRelic.setApplicationBuild("42")