Deploying a Site

WebStadia supports two deployment methods: GitHub integration and file upload.

Deploy from GitHub

1. Go to your project dashboard and click Add Website
2. Select Connect GitHub Repository
3. Choose your repository and branch
4. Configure build settings (auto-detected for most frameworks)
5. Click Deploy

WebStadia will automatically build and deploy your site on every push to the connected branch.

Deploy Mode

You can configure how deployments are triggered:

• Auto — every push to the connected branch triggers a build and deploy
• Manual — deployments only happen when you click Redeploy in the dashboard

Set the deploy mode from Website → Hosting → Deploy Mode.

Changing Repository

Already deployed from one repo and want to switch? Go to Hosting → Change Repository, select the new repo and branch, and redeploy.

Disconnecting GitHub

To disconnect your GitHub repo, go to Hosting → Disconnect Repository. This stops automatic deployments but keeps your current deployment live.

Auto-detected frameworks

WebStadia automatically detects and configures build settings for:

Framework	Build Command	Publish Directory
Next.js	npm run build	.next
React (CRA)	npm run build	build
Vue / Nuxt	npm run build	dist
Astro	npm run build	dist
Gatsby	npm run build	public
Svelte	npm run build	build
Angular	npm run build	dist

You can override these in Build Settings.

Deploy via file upload

1. Go to your project dashboard and click Add Website
2. Select Upload Files
3. Drag and drop your site folder or select files
4. Click Deploy

Your site will be live instantly on a *.webstadia.com subdomain.

Preview deployments

When you push to a non-production branch, WebStadia creates a preview deployment with a unique URL. This lets you test changes before merging to production.

Preview URLs follow this format:

https://preview-{hash}.webstadia.com

Deployment history

View all past deployments in the Deployments tab. Each deployment shows:

• Deployment status (success / failed / building)
• Timestamp
• Build duration
• Commit message and SHA (for GitHub deploys)

You can instantly roll back to any previous deployment by clicking Rollback on any previous successful deployment.

Redeploy

To redeploy the current version (e.g., after changing environment variables), click Redeploy from the Hosting page. This rebuilds from the latest commit on your connected branch.

Build Logs

Every deployment generates build logs you can view in real time. If a build fails, check the logs to diagnose the issue — common problems include missing dependencies, incorrect build commands, or environment variable issues.