Git-push deploys | Zanode Docs

How it works

When you connect a GitHub repository to Zanode, we automatically deploy your app whenever you push to your configured branch.

Private repositories require either GitHub OAuth access or a GitHub App installation.

Automatic deploys

By default, every push to your main branch triggers a production deployment. The watched branch is configurable in Settings → Git Configuration.

Push your code

git add .
git commit -m "New feature"
git push origin main

Build starts automatically

Zanode receives a webhook from GitHub and starts building your app.

Deploy completes

Once the build succeeds, your app is live within seconds.

Preview deployments (coming soon)

Preview deployments for pull requests are on our roadmap and coming soon.

Once available, pushing to any non-main branch will create a preview deployment with a unique URL like:

feature-new-header--your-project.zano.click

Manual redeploys

You can trigger a redeploy from the dashboard:

Go to your project
Click deploy in the project header

This is useful when:

Environment variables have changed
You want to rebuild without pushing code

Build logs

View real-time build logs in your dashboard:

Go to your project → Deployments tab
Click on any deployment row to expand it and stream the build log

Logs include:

Dependency installation (npm install)
Build output (npm run build)
Deployment status and errors

Sensitive tokens (e.g. GitHub access tokens) are automatically redacted from build logs.