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updatedAt: 2026-06-22T13:05:34.000Z
agentTools:
  siteIndex: https://docs.jfrog.com/llms.txt
  projectIndex: https://docs.jfrog.com/governance/llms.txt
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# Content

Listing of packages and builds included in the version.

Use the Contents tab to see the releasables associated with the application version. A releasable is a package or standalone artifact that will be released to users as part of the version.

**To view the releasable contents of an application version**:

1. In the JFrog Platform, go to **AppTrust** > **Applications**.
2. In the Applications table, click the name of the relevant application.
3. In the sidebar, click **Lifecycle**. The Stages Board tab appears.
4. In the Stages Board, click the relevant application version to drill down into the version.
5. Above the version timeline, click the **Content** tab.

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The Content tab displays a table of releasables included in the application version. Each row includes:

* **Releasable**: The name and version of the package (or standalone artifact). Click the link to jump to the page for that package version, as described in [Viewing Package Version Information](https://jfrog-enterprise-group.readme.io/governance/docs/view-application-version-details). Listed underneath is the name of the application that owns this releasable. In the example above, the pizza-shop package is part of selected application (also called Pizza Shop), which makes this a 1st party package.
* **Source**: The origin of the releasable. This column indicates whether the package was added to the application directly (1st party) or was inherited from a different application or build. For example, in the case of a 2nd party package developed by another team within your organization, the name and version of that application appears. Click the link to jump to that application.
* **Evidence**: The icon indicates whether the releasable has evidence attached to it. If the icon is grayed out, there is no evidence available for that releasable.