getBundleId

Usage

hotUpdater.getBundleId() returns the currently selected update's ID, matching the ID shown in the console. Use it in support logs or a settings screen to find the update selected on a device.

import { hotUpdater } from "./hotUpdater";

console.log("ID:", hotUpdater.getBundleId());

You can inspect that update from the CLI:

npx hot-updater bundle show <id>

Return value

getBundleId(): string

The getter is synchronous and does not make a network request. Before an OTA update is active, it returns the identifier embedded in the native build.

After an update is staged, this ID can change before the app reloads. It identifies the selected update; it does not confirm that its code is already running. Call hotUpdater.reload() to start a staged update.

Promoting the same files to another channel creates a new ID. Changing delivery settings does not require uploading the files again.

For the selected artifact ID and native verification state, use getActiveUpdateState(). getCrashHistory() returns artifact IDs, which differ from the Console update ID.