CLI quick reference

Copy-paste CodePush CLI commands for auth, releases, and rollouts

Examples use placeholder app names MyApp-Android and MyApp-iOS—replace them with your registered CodePush apps. Platform arguments for release-react are android or ios.

All bundle uploads and release changes go through the CLI (locally or in CI), not the Codemagic UI. For install options and client-side APIs, see Advanced: sync options.


Install and version check

npm install -g @codemagic/code-push-cli
code-push --version

See Setup for full installation and server configuration.


Authentication

code-push login "https://codepush.pro" --accessKey $CODEPUSH_ACCESS_KEY

See Security and access for keys and token handling.


Apps and deployments

Register an app (creates Staging and Production deployments):

code-push app add MyApp-Android
code-push app add MyApp-iOS

List apps:

code-push app list

List deployments and deployment keys (-k):

code-push deployment list MyApp-Android -k

Publish a React Native bundle (release-react)

Default deployment is usually Staging if you omit a deployment flag (confirm with code-push release-react --help for your CLI version).

Android

code-push release-react MyApp-Android android

iOS

code-push release-react MyApp-iOS ios

Common options (combine as needed):

code-push release-react MyApp-Android android -d Production --targetBinaryVersion "1.2.x" --description "Short release notes" --mandatory --rollout 25
FlagPurpose
--targetBinaryVersionLimit which store app versions may install the update
--descriptionRelease notes (for example shown in an in-app update dialog)
--mandatoryTreat the release as mandatory on supported clients
--rollout <n>Deliver to approximately n percent of users

See Releasing updates and Production control for workflows, constraints, and examples.


Promote between deployments

Promote an existing release from one deployment to another without rebuilding or creating a new bundle.

code-push promote MyApp-Android Staging Production

Promotion allows you to safely move tested updates between environments without rebuilding or modifying the original release.


Change rollout on an existing release

Update the rollout percentage of an existing release without creating a new one using the patch command.

code-push patch MyApp-Android Production --rollout 50

See Production control for rollout rules and limits.


Roll back a deployment

To revert a deployment to the previous release, use the rollback command.

code-push rollback MyApp-Android Production

This will deactivate the current release and restore the previously active version for the specified deployment. See Production control.


Device debug logs (Android)

code-push debug android

Requires a connected device, adb, and a single Android target. For iOS simulator requirements and log interpretation, see Issues and debugging.


Full flag lists

Run code-push --help and code-push <command> --help for the authoritative option list for your installed CLI version.