Your Ideas

Allow creating templates inside a section for 'Servers configuration'. Being basically the same as a server configuration, but: Excludes: server ip address (and therefore the validation of the server when saving) Includes: Allow using a token in the destination path. E.g. %ENV_NAME% or %REPO_NAME% Optionally, it could make sense if there was a centralised place to save templates, then for each template you could select which repos/environments it is available for. So when a new deployment is made, the template can be cloned/re-used and filled out with the server credentials etc.

This is a bit of a different use case. But essentially, if we want to deploy a fresh server with a certain configuration. E.g. a LEMP stack, Node, postgres, mysql, docker etc. So we could have a deployment for each type, that does not have any GIT repo attached. Connect a fresh server and let it go through the configuration steps we have specified. This would maybe make sense to be a separate feature. Like a saved server configurations similar to how the containers work.

Allow setting a different notification for successful deployments and unsuccessful deployments. E.g. For errors, we might want notifications to be handled differently than for successful ones.

Allow creating 'global' configuration files. Perhaps allowing to set which environments the configuration files are available for. This would be nice for cases when there are multiple environments that use some shared configuration files. So they can be edited in one place easily.

Allow the sentry integration to work with self-hosted instances. https://github.com/getsentry/self-hosted

Allow connecting public GIT repos for deployments. The use case for this, is if we want to deploy and configure a fresh deployment of an open source project, pre-configured to our liking (via config files and terminal commands). Could potentially allow for pulling updates and deploying them also.

This would be great as it would unlock countless other systems for receiving notifications as well as triggering other actions.