How to enable auto-deploy on every push with Voroa
Turn on automatic deployments so Voroa ships your app on every push to your branch. Learn how to enable or disable auto-deploy per service.
Auto-deploy connects your GitHub repository to your Voroa service so that every push to your branch triggers a new build and rollout — no manual steps.
How it works
When auto-deploy is on, pushing to the service’s branch on GitHub automatically starts a new deploy in Voroa. You can watch the build stream in the Deploys tab, and the deploy history records that it came from a push.
Only the branch configured for the service deploys. Pushes to other branches are ignored.
Enable or disable auto-deploy
- Open the service and go to Settings.
- Find Automatic deploys.
- Toggle it On to deploy on every push, or Off to deploy only when you choose.
When auto-deploy is off, your service never redeploys on a push. You stay in control and can ship manually at any time using Manual Deploy → Deploy latest commit.
Requirements
Auto-deploy needs the repository to be connected through GitHub. If the toggle is unavailable, connect GitHub first — see deploy from GitHub.