The easiest way to integrate your Square Cloud app with GIT, commit your app from github workflows.

Create a .yml workflow file in the .github/workflows directory. Here is an example workflow. If you want to know more about workflows, see the official GitHub Help Documentation on how to create a workflow file

You also need to configure your GitHub secrets, of course, to not let your Token API be exposed.

• token - Your Square Cloud api token. Get your token from the Square Cloud dashboard Required
• command - The command you want to execute Optional
• install-only - In case you just want to install the CLI in your workflow Optional
• workdir - The directory you want to work with the Action Optional

Useful if you just want update the source code of your application

name: Publish
on:
  push:
    branches:
      - master
jobs:
  publish-production:
    name: Publish
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - name: Setup Square Cloud
        uses: squarecloudofc/github-action@v2
        # in the run command you can add the --restart flag to restart your application after the commit 
        with:
          run: commit ${{ secrets.SQUARE_APPLICATION_ID }}
          token: '${{ secrets.SQUARE_TOKEN }}'

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