# Download Artifact

You get to see the **Download Artifact** option only after the build execution is successful. On clicking **Download Artifact**, the mtar file gets downloaded.

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### **Results**

* Click on the name of your build pipeline to view its overall details

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### **Edit/Delete**

* Click **Edit** to make changes in a created pipeline and save the changes. You can’t make changes to the name of the build pipeline.
* Click **Delete** to delete the required build pipeline.

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