Introducing Push to Deploy ☁️

[kevintayong]

Hey everyone!

Our newest Meteor Cloud feature, Push to Deploy, is here!

This feature has been in Meteor’s roadmap for a while, and we’re very excited to share this update with you.

You will no longer need to have a machine to run meteor deploy because you can now deploy changes to your app just by pushing changes to a branch on GitHub. You can also create new apps on Cloud by using the UI and a few clicks to select the GitHub repository you want to publish.

Click here to read more about Push to Deploy!

Feel free to ask us any questions you may have.

[sarojmoh1]

Sweet! May I ask what APIs were used to get the Github Integration going?

[denyhs]

Hi @sarojmoh1, we created an app on GitHub in our Meteor Cloud account. Then we can ask permission from our clients to read their repositories and see when a new commit arrives

[trusktr]

I can’t get it to work. I am simply not able to connect a repo.

Unable to connect GitHub repo to Meteor Cloud

I want to try out Meteor Cloud, but I can’t connect a repo. When the GitHub window appears, I choose an org, then I choose the repo I want to give Meteor access to, but it fails to show up in the list on the next screen in the Meteor Clouse Push to Deploy setup.

[filipenevola]

Please send a ticket to support@meteor.com with your account details.