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Deploy with Git and Laravel

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Sitepoint has a new article on deploying with Git and Laravel:

I wanted something that was as easy as pushing a repository with Git. More important, I wanted to be in full control when pushing content live. I was able to find a similar workflow that used Git to handle the file transferring. On top of that I found out I could also use the PHP framework Laravel to automate the more repetitive tasks.

This is an interesting solution to the problem and it’s worth reading. This is where Laravel Forge really shines by having automatic deploys. Also don’t forget about Envoy which is designed for this as well, granted it’s not automatic but super easy with the envoy run ... command.

Here is one of our commands for staging which shows an easy way of deploying a specific branch:

@task('dev', ['on' => ['dev']])
cd site.com
php artisan migrate:reset
git fetch origin
git checkout origin/{{ $branch or 'develop' }} --detach
composer install -o
php artisan migrate --seed

The usage would be: envoy run dev --branch=feature/test

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