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Automations

Automate your Git workflows, streamline repetitive tasks, and create intelligent triggers to enhance your development process.

Example of an empty Automation

Workflow Actions

Create custom workflows that automatically trigger based on Git events and repository changes.

  • • Push-triggered automations
  • • Pull request workflows
  • • Integration with other services
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Deployment

Deploy your code to your servers or other services.

  • • Deploy to your servers
  • • Deploy to your services
  • • Deploy to your other services
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Branch Management

Automate branch creation, merging, and cleanup operations to maintain a clean repository structure.

  • • Auto-branch creation
  • • Smart merge strategies
  • • Stale branch cleanup
  • • Branch naming conventions

Notification Automation

Automatically notify team members about important events and changes in your repositories.

  • • Slack notifications
  • • Email alerts
  • • Status updates
  • • Custom webhooks

Automation Types

Event-Driven

Automations that trigger based on specific Git events like pushes, pulls, or merges.

Conditional

Smart automations that only execute when certain conditions are met or thresholds are reached.

Automation Features

Visual Workflow Builder

Create complex automation workflows using our intuitive drag-and-drop interface.

Execution History

Track and monitor the execution of your automations with detailed logs and analytics.

Getting Started with Automations

1. Choose Automation Type

Select the type of automation you want to create: event-driven, time-based, or conditional.

2. Configure Triggers

Set up the conditions that will trigger your automation, such as specific Git events or schedules.

3. Define Actions

Specify what actions should be performed when the automation is triggered.