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Want to switch tabs during your deployment to do something else, but still know as soon as your deployment is completed?
We're pleased to announce the addition of a new feature to the Deploy platform - the ability to specify files or folders to be ignored during deployments with a .deployignore...
We're pleased to announce the addition of a new feature to the Deploy platform today - the ability to restrict deployments based on certain days and times.
We're pleased to announce the release of our Deploy app for both iOS and Android devices - you can download the app straight from the App Store for iOS devices,...
We're delighted to announce the arrival of Deploy on Android!
Whilst we've had support for Gitlab repositories for some time, we've recently deployed full support for Gitlab via OAuth as well as the ability to trigger automatic deployments using both...
Recently Bitbucket have updated their Repository settings with direct support for Webhooks, and will be removing support for their old Services features in the future.
Deploy has the ability to explicitly exclude files from your repository based on a file pattern match.
It has been said that Deploy's email notifications can be a little too binary, you can receive notifications of all deployments, or none at all. Today we're giving you the...
In Deploy v1 we offered preset templates that could be applied to a project. These simple templates were designed with specific use-cases in mind, for example, setting up a Rails...
After 6 months work, we're really pleased to announce the launch of Deploy v2. This new version includes a completely re-written UI which has been optimized to make things as...
Good news if you need to use FTP to upload your files to your server, but you'd like a little extra security. Today we're introducing support with for FTPS (SSL/TLS).