Automatic build triggers

Here’s how

Trigger on code commit, pull request or tag creation

Codemagic supports webhooks from all popular Git services to automatically trigger builds. Using wildcard patterns, you can run different pipelines based on branch or tag name. And Codemagic will automatically update your pull request or merge request status once the build finishes.

Scheduled nightly or weekly builds

For long-running pipelines, you can schedule daily or weekly builds to receive build results when they are required by your team. Scheduled builds are also important if you need to run regular security or vulnerability scans of your codebase and dependencies.

Support for monorepos

If your repository contains multiple applications, you can specify which changes should trigger a build. For instance, you can skip a build if only the Website directory was changed and run the build when changes are made to the Mobile folder.

Integration with your tools via Rest API

Codemagic REST API allows you to integrate Codemagic both with your internal and external tools and trigger builds in more complex cases. For example, you can pass extra parameters to build different variations of your app from the same codebase (aka white label apps).

Have even more control with codemagic.yaml

Trigger on push
Specify which branches to watch for changes.
Pull request creation or update
Test the merge without actually merging it.
Conditional build triggers
Trigger the builds when conditions are met.
Cancel outdated webhook builds
Don’t run builds you don’t need.

workflows:
  sample-workflow:
    triggering:
      events:
        - push
      branch_patterns:
        - pattern: 'dev*'

workflows:
  sample-workflow:
    triggering:
      events:
        - pull_request
      branch_patterns:
        - pattern: main

workflows:
  sample-workflow:
    triggering:
      events:
        - pull_request
      branch_patterns:
        - pattern: main
    when:
      changeset:
        excludes:
          - website/

workflows:
  sample-workflow:
    triggering:
      events:
        - push
      cancel_previous_builds: true

Run builds on terms that work best for you

Discover the many methods of starting a new build for your Flutter app.

Trigger on code commit, pull request or tag creation

Scheduled nightly or weekly builds

Support for monorepos

Integration with your tools via Rest API

It’s easy to get started

Have even more control with codemagic.yaml

Trigger on push

Pull request creation or update

Conditional build triggers

Cancel outdated webhook builds

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