Deploy with Git

Ship your code from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Codeberg with auto-deploy, build steps, and secrets kept safe.

Deploy from Git

Connect a repository to your server's Git page, press Deploy, and your code lands in your server folder — with your .env and databases left untouched.

Auto-deploy on push

Make your server redeploy itself when you push — via webhooks for connected repos, or scheduled pulls for public URLs — and roll back when a deploy goes wrong.

Build steps on deploy

Post-deploy commands are where compiling, bundling, and installing happen — up to 20 of them, run right after your code lands.

Keep secrets out of Git

Tokens and connection strings belong in your server's .env, never in your repository — here's the workflow, and what to do if one slips out.

Deploy one folder of a monorepo

Your repo holds several projects and only one belongs on this server. Sync paths deploy just the folder you want; exclude paths keep named paths out. Both cap at 20, and the trick is pointing your Main file into the synced folder.

Deploy strategies

A deploy copies files, but what happens next is your call — the post-deploy action. Restart for most apps, the review flow for risky ships, and how to time a deploy around players on a game server without yanking the rug.

CI checks before Falix pulls

Falix runs your app, not your tests — so put your test gate on GitHub. A minimal GitHub Actions workflow runs your suite on every push, and branch protection makes sure only green code ever reaches the branch Falix deploys.

Deploying from private repositories

Private repos need the OAuth account connection, not a URL — URL linking is public-only. Here's what connecting GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket actually grants, how organization repos work, and what to do when a token expires.

Get notified when a deploy ships

Two honest ways to hear about a deploy — a schedule that fires a webhook on the "git deployment completed" event, or a post-deploy command that posts to Discord yourself. Includes the exact success and failure responses a Discord webhook returns.

A .gitignore for every stack

Copy-paste .gitignore blocks for Node, Python, PHP, Go, Rust, Bun, and Java — and why each line is there. On Falix it matters double: a committed node_modules or .env can overwrite the real one on deploy.