Manual push from Github for deployment?
I have two environments Production and a Sandbox. For the Sandbox the automatic push every time I update the repo is great. But for Production I would prefer to click a button to initiate deployment vs. the deployment happening automatically when my repo is updated.
Is there a setting that I am missing that I should be using to keep connected with my Github repo but turn off the automatic deployment?
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the only options i can think of would be some kind of github action that uses
railway up or disconnect the service from the branch and use cmd / ctrl + k -> Deploy latest commit and that will deploy from the main branch8 Replies
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Solution
the only options i can think of would be some kind of github action that uses
railway up or disconnect the service from the branch and use cmd / ctrl + k -> Deploy latest commit and that will deploy from the main branchBut if I disconnect so its not automatic will the ctrl + k deploy latest commit know which repo?
*Sorry which branch
it deploys from main
or so im told
That should work. Thank you for the help.
no problem!
update, this does indeed work as intended
