pinkasey/cPanel Deploy Action

deploy to cPanel using cPanel API and git

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Scorecard Score: Scorecard 2–4scored Jul 6, 2026
Maintenance Recency: Activelast commit May 31, 2026
License: MIT
Runtime: Deprecated runtime

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uses: pinkasey/cpanel-deploy-action@5165cf7b6c553654ce1efba26cc8ed20e1ea47d8 # v1.2.5

tags can be moved; commit SHAs can't. why a SHA?

Inputs

name	description	required	default
hostname	hostname of cPanel installation, including protocol. for instance: https://hostname.example.com	yes	—
cPanelApiPort	Port of cPanel API. The default value is 2083 - don't change it unless you know what you're doing	no	2083
cpanel_token	cPanel API token, used for authorization. You should store this as a repository-secret.	yes	—
cpanel_username	cPanel username used for API calls. Must be the same username used to create the token. e.g: 'joe'	yes	—
repository_root	folder in which the repository is installed in the target cPanel account. must already exist. e.g: /home/your_account/repositories/your_repository	yes	—
updateRepository	Whether or not to update the repository before triggering the deployment. If true - parameter 'branch' is required. defaults to 'true'.	yes	true
branch	branch to deploy. e.g: 'main' or 'master', or any other branch	no	main

Outputs

name	description
duration	Duration of deployment, in milliseconds