Test & Deploy

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Modes

Every automation environment operates in one of two modes: Use the mode toggle in the sidebar to switch between test and live.

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Building in Test Mode

Test mode is your development environment. All editing happens here:

• Create and configure composers, steps, and connections
• Manage test secrets and databases
• Run test executions to verify behavior
• Review step-by-step logs and outputs

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Running a Test

You can run a test execution in two ways:

1. From the Composer — click the play button next to your composer in the sidebar
2. From the Canvas — click the Run button in the canvas header

Test runs use test-scoped secrets and databases, keeping your production data safe.

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Deploying to Live

When your workflow is ready for production, deploy it from test mode to live.

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Versioning

Automations track versions at two levels:

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Revisions (Edit History)

While you edit an automation in test mode, revisions are saved automatically in the background. Each revision is a snapshot of the automation’s steps, connectors, and trigger configuration at a point in time.

• View revisions from the history icon in the canvas header
• Click a revision to preview that version on the canvas
• Click Restore to roll back to a previous revision — a backup of the current state is saved first

Revisions let you safely experiment and undo changes without losing work.

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Deployments (Test to Live)

Each deployment creates a snapshot of your test configuration and promotes it to the live environment. Live mode always reflects the most recent deployment — there is no way to edit live directly. If you need to roll back a live deployment, restore a previous revision in test mode and re-deploy.

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Editing After Deployment

To make changes to a deployed workflow:

1. Switch to test mode using the sidebar toggle
2. Make your modifications
3. Test again to verify
4. Re-deploy to promote the updated configuration to live

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