Github Action to Trigger Deployments on DeployBot

October 30, 2023

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We are proud to announce the introduction of a brand new feature - GitHub Action to trigger deployments on DeployBot. You can now set up a GitHub Action in your repository to start a DeployBot deployment whenever a commit is pushed to your GitHub repository.

Here's a brief overview of what is new:

: This new feature allows a GitHub Action to trigger a deployment in DeployBot whenever changes are made in the GitHub repository. You can set up the trigger for specific branches, tags, or even on pull request merges.

: The GitHub action is configured to make full use of DeployBot's API. This means you have access to all the options available in the API. For example, you can specify the server that should be deployed to, the environment, etc.

: Setting up the GitHub Action is straightforward. Simply configure the GitHub action in your file with your DeployBot details (API token, subdomain, environment id, etc.). Once the action is set up, deployments to DeployBot will be automatically triggered based upon your specified rules.

For detailed instructions on how to set up and use this feature, please refer to our GitHub Action Documentation.

As always, if you have any questions or encounter any issues with this new feature, our support team is ready and happy to help.

We hope you enjoy using this new feature, and we are excited to see how it impacts your workflow. Thank you for being a part of the DeployBot community. Happy deploying! 🤘🏽