Sorry for the pun in the title… anyways, did you know that you can automatically pull the newest version of your site off of GitHub? You can set it up so Plesk will automatically pull the newest version of your site’s code whenever you push a commit!

Accessing the Git menu

The button that takes you to the Git menu will be under your domain’s Dev Tools group of buttons. See the picture below!

Add your repository

When you get into the git menu, you will need to click the blue Add Repository button to get started. You will see a new window pop up. Fill in that information. You can have Plesk automatically deploy new changes for you, or you can have it set to wait for you to push the new updates through.

Setting up automatic deploying (Part 1)

Plesk uses a webhook notification based system to know when you made a new commit to your site. To get this webhook, you will need to click on the settings icon of an existing repo, and copy the provided link. You will need to put this in Github!

Setting up automatic deploying (Part 2)

You will need to go into the settings of your repository, NOT your account. See the screenshots below for the information you will need to put in!