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How to deploy actor changes automatically from GitHub

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On your actors page, click on API in the top right corner.

Scroll down until you find ‘Build actor’. Click here to copy the endpoints URL.

Now go to your GitHub repository where the actor is located. Click on settings, then click on webhooks, and go to ‘Add webhook’.

Under Payload URL, paste the link you copied. Click ‘Add webhook’. The webhook is now active.

Once the code is modified, push the changes to the repository in ‘TERMINAL’.

Now that the changes have been pushed, go back to your actor and you’ll see that it has started automatically rebuilding.

1. On your actors page, click on API in the top right corner.
2. Scroll down until you find ‘Build actor’. Click here to copy the endpoints URL.
3. Now go to your GitHub repository where the actor is located. Click on settings, then click on webhooks, and go to ‘Add webhook’.
4. Under Payload URL, paste the link you copied. Click ‘Add webhook’. The webhook is now active.
5. Once the code is modified, push the changes to the repository in ‘TERMINAL’.
6. Now that the changes have been pushed, go back to your actor and you’ll see that it has started automatically rebuilding.

Add a webhook to your GitHub repository. Every time you update your code, your actor will automatically rebuild on the Apify Platform.