Important
If you're using a hybrid mobile agent (React Native, .NET Maui, etc.), refer to the platform-specific methods below.
Syntax
Java
NewRelic.withApplicationVersion(string $appVersion)Kotlin [#kotlin]
NewRelic.withApplicationVersion(appVersion: String?)Description [#description]
By default, the New Relic Android agent gets the app version from the AndroidManifest.xml or build.gradle. This method lets you override that value and set an app version by passing the app version. The app version is displayed as a dropdown in the New Relic UI, and you can use it to sort interactions.
Parameters [#parameters]
Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
| Required. String indicating the application version. |
Example [#example]
Java [#java]
NewRelic.withApplicationToken("").withApplicationVersion("1.23.4").start(this.getApplication());Kotlin [#kotlin]
NewRelic.withApplicationToken("").withApplicationVersion("1.23.4").start(applicationContext)Syntax
Objective-c
setApplicationVersion:(NSString *_Nonnull)versionString;Swift [#swift]
NewRelic.setApplicationVersion:(NSString*)versionString;Description [#description]
By default, New Relic uses the CFBundleShortVersionString 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 as this application's version. |
Example [#example]
Objective-C [#obj-c]
[NewRelic setApplicationVersion:@"1.2.3"];Swift [#swift]
NewRelic.setApplicationVersion("1.2.3")