Deployments Overview
The Deployments feature lets you connect Git repositories directly to your InstaWP sites or templates. With this, code changes can be pulled and applied automatically, creating a seamless CI/CD workflow for WordPress development.
Deployments Overview
Deployments are designed for developers and teams who want to integrate version control with their WordPress projects. Instead of manually uploading files or syncing changes, you can push code to Git and let InstaWP handle the deployment.
Deployment Options at a Glance:
| Options | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| Add Deployment | Connect a new Git repository (public or private). |
| Repository URL | Specify the full Git repo link for deployment |
| Destination Folder | Define where the repository’s content will be deployed |
| Run Deployment | Run Deployment to manually trigger a deployment to pull the latest changes. |
| Connect to Site | Attach a deployment to a specific InstaWP site. |
| Connect to Template | Attach a deployment to a snapshot/template for reusable builds. |
| GitHub Actions | Automate deployments with GitHub Actions workflows. |
| Manage Deployment | Edit repository details, update folder paths, or delete a deployment. |
Why Should You Try This Feature?
- Agencies: Keep client sites in sync with a Git repository for faster updates and team collaboration.
- Plugin/Theme Developers: Test and release products seamlessly by deploying from GitHub or GitLab directly into InstaWP.
- Teams with CI/CD Workflows: Automate staging and production updates with GitHub Actions or other integrations.
| 👉 If you are new to this platform, start with Add Deployment documentation.