If you have a monorepo that contains all your code for different components in a single repository, you will need to point Deplify to the correct sub directory in your repo. All stack blueprints support monorepos.

When creating a stack, open the Build Settings section. You will see a field called Base Directory. By default this is left empty, but for monorepos you will want to fill this in.

For example if you are deploying a static website which is located in the frontend/website directory of your repo, you will want to enter in frontend/website into the Base Directory field.

Note If you have an existing stack already, you can update the Base Directory by going to the Stack Settings tab.

If you have a monorepo that contains all your code for different components in a single repository, you will need to point Deplify to the correct sub directory in your repo. All stack blueprints support monorepos.

When creating a stack, open the Build Settings section. You will see a field called Base Directory. By default this is left empty, but for monorepos you will want to fill this in.

For example if you are deploying a static website which is located in the frontend/website directory of your repo, you will want to enter in frontend/website into the Base Directory field.

Note If you have an existing stack already, you can update the Base Directory by going to the Stack Settings tab.