How to Automate WordPress Deployment with Git & CI/CD Pipelines
Every WordPress developer has a version of the same horror story. You drag a file into FileZilla to push a “quick
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Every WordPress developer has a version of the same horror story. You drag a file into FileZilla to push a “quick
Every WordPress developer has a version-control horror story. A plugin update that broke checkout on a Friday afternoon. A “quick fix”
Every WordPress developer has a version of the same bad night: a deploy goes sideways at 11pm, the backup you swore
A bug fix lands on your development branch, but the release branch shipped last week and can’t take the whole branch.
You push a commit, and a minute later you see it: the wrong file, a broken feature, a secret you never
You pull the latest changes, run a merge, and Git stops cold: CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in file.txt. Your first instinct
You hit enter on a commit, and half a second later you see it: a stray debug file, a bug you
You ran git branch -D on the wrong branch, hit enter, and your stomach dropped. That branch had a day of
You finish a chunk of work, run git push, and Git answers with ! [rejected] and error: failed to push some
You ran git init in the wrong folder. Or you’ve decided this project doesn’t need version control after all. Either way,