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Using the Publish Manager

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Intro The Publish Manager allows you to publish your project - deploy files, database changes and commit to Git in a single step, from the easy to use publishing dialog. Publish Manager Options You ca

The Publish Manager allows you to publish your project - deploy files, database changes and commit to Git in a single step, from the easy to use publishing dialog.

You can find the Publish Manager at the bottom panel of Wappler UI:

Clicking the Publish button will open the Publish Manager dialog:

Section titled “Clicking the Publish button will open the Publish Manager dialog:”

First, select the target you want to publish your project to:

Section titled “First, select the target you want to publish your project to:”

Then you can choose to delete the files from remote server, that don't exist on your local target.
Note, that this option is only available for targets, using FTP connection:

You can apply any database changes directly to the selected target. Just select the database connection you want to apply changes to:

If you are using Git, then you can add a version, message and commit to the active Git branch:

Section titled “If you are using Git, then you can add a version, message and commit to the active Git branch:”

You can select which files to commit, just as in the Git Manager:

Section titled “You can select which files to commit, just as in the Git Manager:”

When using FTP, you can also select which files to upload:

Section titled “When using FTP, you can also select which files to upload:”

Click the Publish button in order to publish your project to the selected target:

Section titled “Click the Publish button in order to publish your project to the selected target:”

And you can find more detailed information about the publishing process in the bottom panel:

Section titled “And you can find more detailed information about the publishing process in the bottom panel:”

That's how easy it is to use the Publish Manager in Wappler. Please let us know what do you think about a publish workflow like this.