Connect your Git repository to Cloudflare Pages or Workers
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Cloudflare GIT Integration (BEST/RECOMMENDED)
This option allow the in-built Cloudflare Git Integration. Delete deployments until last one(1) active production deployment remains, then the "Settings> Build> Git repository" will be visible and able to connect Git natively via Cloudflare dashboard.
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Direct Upload GIT (NOT GOOD)
This option allows Generating a GitHub Actions workflow to auto-deploy (with custom file "deploy.yml") your existing Cloudflare project on every push. This is custom option but you lose the Cloudflare integration benefits.
Connect Repository
My Projects
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Provider
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Repository
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CF Project
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Build
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Generate
Select Git provider
GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
Select repository
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Select Cloudflare project
📄 Pages
⚡ Workers
Click Load projects to fetch from Cloudflare.
Use if your project isn't listed above
Build settings (all optional)
ℹ️ Leave everything empty for plain Cloudflare Pages/Workers projects with no build step. The workflow will deploy files directly.
📋 Review & generate workflow
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Workflow ready!
Step 1 — Add workflow file to your repo
Create or replace .github/workflows/deploy.yml with the content below.
⚠️ Delete deployments until only one remains, then connect Git via CF dashboard. Credentials read from server secrets (CF_API_TOKEN, CF_ACCOUNT_ID) or ⚙ Settings.
① Select a Cloudflare Pages project
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Click "Load projects" to fetch your Cloudflare Pages projects.
② Delete options for:
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oldest first
Leave empty to delete all deployments
ℹ️ The last active one (1) production deployment cannot be deleted— this is normal. When active one (1) deployment remains, the "Settings> Build> Git repository" will be visible to connect Git through Cloudflare (CF) Dashboard → Pages & Workers →[select a project]→ Settings → Build → Git repository → Connect. The "Settings> Build> Git repository" section is only visible when only one(1) active deployment remains.