Git Push
Weighing your options? Checkout these 5 alternatives that could help you accomplish your goal.
This action uploads your files from a Git / GitHub / Bitbucket repository or a Buddy’s pipeline filesystem to an FTP server. The pipeline filesystem contains files fetched from the repository, repository files overwritten by the pipeline actions, artifacts generated by the actions and static files uploaded to the filesystem which shouldn’t be in the repository.
FTPS action uploads your files from the Git repository or the pipeline filesystem to an FTP server. The pipeline filesystem contains files fetched from the repository, repository files overwritten by the pipeline actions, artifacts generated by the actions and static files uploaded to the filesystem which shouldn’t be in the repository.
This action synchronizes files between Git / GitHub / Bitbucket and a server using rsync.
SFTP action uploads your files from the Git repository or the pipeline filesystem to an SFTP server. A pipeline filesystem contains the fetched Git repository, artifacts generated by build actions, and static files uploaded by the user.
This action transfers your files from a Git repository or a pipeline filesystem to a WebDAV endpoint. WebDAV is very often used by popular applications such as IP.Board & BigCommerce.
