Controlling GitHub Autodeploys

Managing Automatic Deployments from GitHub

Services that are linked to a GitHub repo automatically deploy when new commits are detected in the connected branch. This ensures your application stays up to date with the latest changes in your repository without requiring manual intervention.

Automatic Deployment Branch

The Git branch you specify will automatically trigger builds and deployments whenever you push changes. Common choices include main, master, dev, or any feature-specific branch. For example, if you want updates from the dev branch to be deployed automatically, set the branch to dev.

Any changes pushed to this branch will be deployed to your environment, so ensure the branch name is correct to avoid deployment issues.

Connecting Your GitHub Account

Before setting up autodeployments, you need to connect your GitHub account to CloudStation. Follow the steps in the GitHub Integration Guide to link your repository and manage deployment settings effectively.