Which services a push deploys

The four conditionsCopy Anchor Link

A push deploys each service that obeys all of these:

1. Its git repository has a URL that matches the repository of the push.
2. It tracks the branch of the push (refs/heads/<branch>).
3. Auto-deploy is on.
4. You did not suspend it.

One push can match more than one service, for example the services of a monorepo with different root directories. The answer of Ferry lists the deploys in the queue.

Turn auto-deploy off or onCopy Anchor Link

ferry update api --no-auto-deploy   # off
ferry update api --auto-deploy      # on again

--no-auto-deploy also works on ferry create.

What Ferry ignoresCopy Anchor Link

• A push of a tag or of a ref that is not a branch, and a push that deletes a branch.
• A delivery that Ferry processed before: the same body, or the same X-GitHub-Delivery id. Ferry remembers the last 256 of each.
• Each event that is not push or ping. Ferry answers 200 with {"ignored":true}.

If you send an old event again from GitHub, Ferry does not deploy it again.