GitHub deployments

Create the application

1. Select New Project, then choose Application Hosting as the project type.
2. Choose the Application stack before entering Build settings.
3. Paste a public repository address, or sign in with GitHub and select a private repository.
4. Confirm the production branch, application folder, build command, and published folder.
5. Choose a plan and one of the application regions currently available in the console.
6. Create and deploy the application, then follow the first build from its Deployments tab.

Managed workflow

• Pushes to the production branch deploy when automatic deployments are on.
• Pull requests into the production branch create or update previews.
• The workflow uses read-only repository permissions and pinned third-party actions.
• Production and preview builds use different deployment credentials.
• Build settings are downloaded only when available; an application with no variables can still build.

Manual deployment

Select Redeploy to dispatch the GitHub workflow without making a new commit. Turning automatic deployments off stops production-branch pushes from publishing, while manual redeploys, deploy hooks, and pull-request previews remain available.