Change a project's source

A project's source is what all its environments deploy from. You can change it at any time — the currently running deployment is not affected.

Steps

Go to Project → Source
Select a new repository, branch, commit, or upload a new archive
Click Save and confirm the dialog

Saving does not automatically trigger a new deployment. Go to Deployments and deploy manually to apply the new source.

Only organization Owners and Admins can change a project's source.

A project has a single source. Changing it resets every environment to inherit the new source — any per-environment source override is cleared. The new source applies on each environment's next deployment.

If an environment was overriding the source (for example, tracking a different branch), that override is removed when you change the project source. Re-apply the override afterwards if you still need it.

Switching source type

You can switch between GitHub and archive upload at the project level. For example, if you started with an archive and now want to connect a GitHub repository, go to Project → Source, select the GitHub option, and choose a repo.

Switching source type (e.g. from GitHub to archive) clears the existing source configuration. Make sure you have the new source ready before saving.

Environment-level overrides

To change the source for a single environment without affecting the rest, see Source override.

Change a project's source

Steps

What changes

Switching source type

Environment-level overrides