To easily copy a test's file name or ID, hover over the test and then click the clipboard icon. To view or change the app settings, on the App Management page, hover over the app and then click Settings. To delete an app, on the App Management page, hover over the app and then click Delete. Also, the version number shown is the most recently updated file, not necessarily the latest version of the app. Files associated with app identifiers (i.e., belonging to the same platform and accessible to the same team) are indicated by the + symbol next to the version number. Deleting an App ĭeleting an app in Sauce Labs will delete the whole app (i.e., the group of builds belonging to the same app package). If you don't have an app to test, you can use the Sauce Labs sample mobile app. Non-app file uploads are not supported in the UI at this time, but can be uploaded through the API. We currently support *.apk Android app files, *.aab Android App Bundle files, and *.ipa or *.zip iOS app files (*.zip files are parsed to determine whether a valid *.app bundle exists). To upload an app you can either drag and drop an app or browse for and select the file.On Sauce Labs, in the left panel, click App Management.
For information about uploading via the API, see Upload Files with the REST API. You can upload your app via the Sauce Labs UI or via the REST API. If you don't have one on hand, consider using our Demo Apps: A Sauce Labs account ( Log in or sign up for a free trial license).If you do not have an app, consider using the Sauce Labs demo app for validating your account functionality as well as your tests.
With Sauce Labs, you can test your mobile apps on a variety of Android and iOS/iPadOS devices.
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