Thanks for the support!! It surely would be a game changer and ensure our users have an uninterrupted experience.
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We’d love the ability to schedule deployment updates. For example, we could schedule them to deploy during down hours while no one is using my product.
Scheduling deployment updates would be great for SMB/Enterprise apps. Maybe start with a date/time setting and gradually add a feature where it would be based on date/time/traffic.
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Yes!! Please!!
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We’d love the ability to schedule deployment updates. For example, we could schedule them to deploy during down hours while no one is using our product.
Scheduling deployment updates would be great for SMB/Enterprise apps. Maybe start with a date/time setting and gradually add a feature where it would be based on date/time/traffic.
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Plus ONE here. I’m losing signups and have a vendor on the fence because I deployed an update while he was completing a fairly long form. Dangerous.
is that the right link?
Late night updates is how we do it. I usually check the logs to make sure few or no users are active. It’s a pain. Would absolutely LOVE scheduled deployments and/or a way of deploying without forcing users to refresh the page.
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@nick.carroll, any chance this is in the works?
It’s not in the works, but it’s being discussed internally - it’s a very reasonable request 
Will update this thread if we decide to move forward, though I’ll admit I don’t have a lot of context on the technical considerations at this time.
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Scheduling deployments could be good, but personally I would much rather the ability to Deploy without requiring the user to refresh.
This way I can deploy and monitor the deploy in real time to make any hot fixes. Pushing an update while I am not around to watch for any potential issues can lead to bugs that don’t get fixed for a while
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A workaround is using Flusk, they have a schedule deployment feature which is really nice
Hi Nick, do you have an update on this? It’s been a few years now. It would be a fantastic feature.
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right
Restarting the conversation again.
I would love to be able to deploy changes without triggering the “App was updated” banner and requiring a refresh.
Is this in the works?
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Hi @creatorbee,
This is unfortunately not possible on Bubble for the moment.
There’s another way though, which is using Flusk.
We do have 2 features to handle this case:
- Schedule a deployment: you can tell Flusk to schedule a deployment from version test to version live on a specific date (for example during the night, when your users are most likely sleeping or not using your app).
- Smart deployments: you can give Flusk a range of dates where we’ll try to deploy your app when no active users are using your app between these 2 dates. If there’s always someone active on the app, we’ll deploy at the second date you’ve entered.
Example: you tell Flusk to deploy from version test to version live between May 13th, 4pm ↔ May 13th, 6pm.
If there is a minute without active users in that range, Flusk will deploy the new version. If there’s no moment without any active users, Flusk will deploy the app on May 13th, 6pm.
Does that help?
Best,
Wes
I think it’s definitely a useful solution, just solving a different problem - scheduling deployments. I’m really after something that will allow me to deploy throughout the day without interrupting user experience.
This feature would be amazing. We typically have to wait until really late at night to deploy and if for whatever reason we miss the chance then we have to try again the next day. I wish I could just schedule to deploy current changes at Date & Time, then be done for the day.
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Bumping this, I’m shocked that 4 years later there’s still no solution to deploying updates in a scheduled manner or without refreshing all users.
Would be helpful if someone from Bubble could comment if this is in the roadmap somewhere?
You can do this with Flusk from what I know