build

Last updated: July 7, 2026

Provides commands for interacting with Multiplay Hosting builds.

Authentication

This command group requires an API key (APIKey). Create API keys at https://dashboard.multiplay.dev and configure with mpcli login.

When to use this command

Use mpcli build update when you need to run the build-update pipeline stages individually — for example, to resume after a partial failure, to run the upload without triggering an image build, or to debug. For the common end-to-end "update my build's files" case, prefer mpcli image deploy.

Group usage

mpcli build [command] [flags]

Group flags

Flag

Shorthand

Required

Description

--environmentid

-e

Yes

Your environment ID e.g. test, prod

--projectid

-p

Yes

Multiplay by Rocket Science project ID

--projectid identifies your Multiplay by Rocket Science project, and --environmentid identifies the target environment within that project.

Commands

create

Note This command requires API key authentication (APIKey).

Create a build.

mpcli build create [flags]

Flags:

Flag

Required

Description

--buildversionname

No

The name of the build version to create

--name

Yes

The name of the build

--osfamily

Yes

The OS of the build (LINUX, WINDOWS)

--type

Yes

The type of the build (GCS, S3)

get

Note This command requires API key authentication (APIKey).

Get a single build.

mpcli build get <build-id> [flags]

Arguments:

Argument

Required

Description

<build-id>

Yes

Numeric build identifier.

installs

Note This command requires API key authentication (APIKey).

List installs for a build.

mpcli build installs <build-id> [flags]

Arguments:

Argument

Required

Description

<build-id>

Yes

Numeric build identifier.

list

Note This command requires API key authentication (APIKey).

List builds.

mpcli build list [flags]

Flag

Required

Description

environmentid

Yes

Multiplay Environment ID

projectid

Yes

Multiplay Project ID

update

Note This command requires API key authentication (APIKey).

Update a build.

mpcli build update <build-id> [flags]

Arguments:

Argument

Required

Description

<build-id>

Yes

Numeric build identifier.

Flags:

Flag

Required

Description

--name

Yes

The name of the build

build delete exists in source but is not currently added to the command tree.

Related

  • Global flags

  • Command reference index