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The CI configuration file needs to make use of the Hypernode Deploy image in order to run your CI/CD pipelines succesfully. We serve multiple flavors of the Hypernode Deploy image, one for every PHP + NodeJS version combination. See [our image repository](https://quay.io/repository/hypernode/deploy?tab=tags&tag=latest) for all supported flavors. As new PHP / Node versions come out, we'll bake more images to support those.
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Choose a version of the hypernode/deploy image that best reflects your application needs. Here's an example of a `.github/workflows/deploy.yml` file that uses the PHP 8.3 + Node 20 flavor and is configured with a configuration for the staging environment, containing a build step and deploy step to perform the deployment to the configured staging server. It uses the configuration provided in `deploy.php` to perform the steps.
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Choose a version of the hypernode/deploy image that best reflects your application needs. Here's an example of a `.github/workflows/deploy.yml` file that uses the PHP 8.4 + Node 22 image and is configured with a configuration for the staging environment, containing a build step and deploy step to perform the deployment to the configured staging server. It uses the configuration provided in `deploy.php` to perform the steps.
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```yaml
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# This file would need to be placed in .github/workflows/deploy.yaml for example
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