Please note that the steps below are only required for private repositories.  By default Squash uses OAuth access tokens from the hosted Version Control System provider (GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab) in order to fetch a branch’s code during a Squash deployment. We do this in order to keep the amount of permissions on each provider

Squash makes it very easy to seed development databases. You can use your own sanitized data set or even clone production dumps (although in some cases this might not be recommend, see below). The way it works is based on importing a development db dump from any SQL or non-SQL database engines (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB,

I can’t find a branch of code before a new deployment Sometimes Squash might not properly receive notifications from one of the VCS providers (GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket) regarding new branches. Even when that happens Squash periodically checks the list of branches on each repo to keep them up to date. However, here are a few steps you