The Xcode Server API Reference is the underlying interface for Xcode Server.
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For detailed information about installing and using Xcode Server, see Xcode Server and Continuous Integration Guide.
Use HTTPS to make all Xcode Server requests.
Every string passed to and from the Xcode Server API needs to be UTF-8 encoded.
Errors are returned using standard HTTP error code syntax. Any additional info is included in the body of the response, JSON-formatted:
{ "status": 401, "message": "Unauthorized: invalid credentials" }List of supported error codes:
400: Bad Request 401: Unauthorized 403: Forbidden 404: Not Found 409: Conflict 410: Gone 500: Internal Server Error 501: Not Implemented 502: Bad Gateway 503: Service Unavailable 523: Service is not Enabled 530: Client unsupported. 531: ACL expansion not yet completed. 532: Service maintenance task activeThe version is set in the header using X-XCSAPIVersion. If you omit this property, Xcode Server assumes the latest version.
All Xcode Server responses contain the version number of the API that the server supports. The version number is set in the response header using X-XCSAPIVersion.
The section contains detailed information about the contents and meaning of the various payload structures used in Xcode Server requests and responses.
Xcode Server stores the data in documents. Each document in CouchDB has at least two properties: _id and_rev.
_id is a unique identifier that makes the document unique.
_rev is a value that changes every time the document is modified.
