Jun 01, 2022
One of the best features of RunCloud is that you can use Git to attach your project to your Web Application.
You can do an automatic pull to sync your website with your code.
You can also change your Git branch on the fly. If you are using Git, you won't be able to use Script Installer inside the Web Application.
Generating a Deployment Key:
Copy the generated Deployment Key and head to repository settings in the GitHub. On the left side menu bar, you will find the Deploy Key and add the key to the GitHub repository.
Hook your repository to your web application by click the web application that you have just created and click on the Git tab. Fill in your repository details inside the simple form as shown below.
(New RunCloud Dashboard 2021)
After you have cloned your Git repository to your server, you will get the WebHook URL. Add this WebHook URL to your repository settings inside the GitHub. WebHook URL will automatically instruct your server to pull the latest changes of your code if you have push it to the branch that you have chosen before.
If you need additional information or guidance, we have a visual tutorial guide available on Facebook.
Click on play to start an in-depth video tutorial below for a full visual on Git usage with RunCloud.