Deploying
Deployments
View deployment history, stream build logs, and roll back to previous versions
Overview
The Deployments tab shows the full deployment history for your project. Each deployment shows the commit message, branch, trigger, duration, and status.
For WordPress projects, this tab shows the Activity log instead.
Deployment statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
queued | Deployment is waiting to start |
building | Build is in progress |
success | Deployment completed successfully |
failed | Build or deploy encountered an error |
cancelled | Deployment was cancelled |
Viewing build logs
Click on any deployment row to expand it and stream the build log in real time. Logs are color-coded:
- Green — success messages and completed steps
- Red — errors and failures
- Amber — warnings
- Purple — build step headers (Railpacks/Docker stages)
- Blue — command execution lines
Sensitive tokens such as GitHub access tokens (ghs_, ghp_, etc.) are automatically redacted from build logs before display.
Deployment triggers
The trigger field on each deployment shows what caused it:
| Trigger | Cause |
|---|---|
git | A push to your connected branch |
manual | Triggered via the deploy button in the dashboard |
rollback | A rollback to a previous deployment |
Rollback
You can roll back to any previous successful deployment that has a commit SHA:
- Open the Deployments tab
- Click on a
successdeployment row to expand it - Click rollback to this version
Rollback is available on paid plans only. On trial, the button shows “rollback requires a paid plan”.
Auto-refresh
The deployments page polls for updates every 5 seconds while a build is in progress, and every 15 seconds when idle. You can also click the refresh button at any time to update manually.