Auto-deploy

Ship automatically on every git push by turning on auto-deploy for the project.

With auto-deploy enabled, every push to your project's deploy branch triggers a fresh build and a zero-downtime rollout — no manual redeploy required.

How it works

Turning on auto-deploy connects the project to your GitHub repository so pushes are noticed automatically. When you push to the deploy branch, NevTan queues a deployment for you.

Enable and disable

1. 1
   Open Auto-Deploy Settings

   From the project's action bar, click Auto-deploy. The Auto-Deploy toggle is disabled (with a tooltip) if GitHub isn't connected yet — connect it first.

   

2. 2
   Switch the toggle on

   NevTan tries to register a GitHub webhook automatically. When it succeeds, you'll see a box reading "Watching branch: <branch>" and a status line confirming the webhook is registered on GitHub.

   

3. 3
   If automatic setup fails, add the webhook by hand

   An amber "Manual GitHub Webhook Setup Required" panel appears with a Payload URL and a Secret, each with a copy button — add these as a webhook in your GitHub repo settings yourself.
4. 4
   Push to deploy

   Every push to the watched branch now triggers a build and a zero-downtime rollout automatically. Close the dialog — there's no separate Save button, the toggle takes effect immediately.