Hi,

Direct answer: no, but: The script has nothing to do with what you do with GIT. What I mean is that if you commit, the Github / Bitbucket hook will send the script the entire code to deploy. If you reverse (I think you meant revert) the code will be sent again by the hook that will once again deploy the new code on the server. Hope that was clear.

Cheers, Nuno

Hi, Thanks for your interest. No, the purpose is to use Github or Bitbucket and then deploy your commits directly to your server. Currently you just need any Linux server. Ubuntu will surely do. Nuno

It’s not possible because the hook is only connected with the commit, therefore the system doesn’t know which branch comes inside. If you want to have a development environment just create a new repository and use it independently. Cheers

Hello, that isn’t Git philosophy. It’s suppose to have a develop branch and then when it’s done, merge to master one in order to deploy it…

Hi. I understand your point but in fact, the issue behind it is that Github doesn’t offer variety in terms of the code you can receive. In fact we only look at the push event and it’s not possible, at least for now, to identify if the code inside is a branch or not.

Ok, I get No Payload

Hi,

If the correct deploy.php file is called properly, you should be able to check the log in the same folder. Can you check if the folder has write permissions?

Thanks Nuno

Thanks Nuno, I’ve solved.

Hi dermemo,

Thanks for buying. Yes, it’s 100% secure as the file only works with the Username and Password you provide. Everything should be fine in the production server.

Regards

Hi,

Thanks for buying. No, unfortunately only Bitbucket and Github.

Thanks

Obrigado, abraço!

Hi,

Yes, 90% of our tests were on shared hosting and working good.

Thanks

Hi keiornexo,

No, this doesn’t create a repository in your server, it uses Bitbucket and Github repositories (private or public) and retrieve the code from there everytime you commit, to your server.

Let us know if you have any other questions.

Regards

Hi raleighguevarra,

Yes, I confirm this works as you want. After you do the Commit to Bitbucket, the Hook will post the files to the script that will deploy the code accordingly. No more FTP upload!

Regards

Hi,

How big is the .zip? For some servers we noticed that could happen.

Regards

it’s a permission problem. Folder need 777 but i’s a security issue? Is there a solution?

That will depend on your server. To unzip and write the files to the folder the script needs permission to write. Anyway if you were editing files manually on the FTP you also had to have the writing permissions. You gave the 777 and it’s good?

Thanks, glad you liked!

Thanks!

Thanks for the words, cheers!