Build history and repository sync

In Settings › Builds, review up to 50 of the newest runs across run types.

Use the filters to narrow the list:

In Settings › Builds, select a run in Runs to expand its details. You’ll see its start time and duration, phase timings, a summary, included GitHub pushes, publication failures, and errors. Some runs have no recorded phase timings.

On Settings › Builds, the status line shows when the product last synced as “Last synced [relative time].” Before the first sync, it says “Not synced yet.” If GitHub has pushed, the line also shows when: “GitHub pushed [relative time].”

Sync now

In Settings › Builds, select Sync now to sync the product from its current commit to GitHub’s latest push.

Rebuild

In Settings › Builds, select Rebuild to start a full build. At least one repository must be linked.

Both controls are disabled while a build is running.

In Settings › Builds, choose a value in Automatic syncs from GitHub. Cactus saves your choice when you select it.

The usual choices are:

If the current setting is another value, that value also appears. Pushes wait for the next slot and go together as one sync. With Off, a push waits for you to select Sync now.