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Every publication is a deployment (Bereitstellung). Havic shows each run live, keeps the history, and supports cancelling and rolling back.

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The deployment history

Each website has a list of all deployments with their status, the triggering source, and the time. A deployment is triggered by:
  • Manuell durch Name (Manually by name) — an upload through the interface
  • GitLab-Pipeline — automatically from your repository
  • Rollback von Bereitstellung #N — resetting to an earlier release

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Live progress

During a run, Havic shows the current phase and a live log: Empfang → Auspacken → Build → Migration → Port → Release → Health → Fertig (Receive → Unpack → Build → Migration → Port → Release → Health → Done)
For connected repositories, the phases „Pipeline prüfen” (Check pipeline) and „Artefakt laden” (Load artifact) are added. The live log is reserved for administrators.

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Cancel or keep running in the background

While a deployment runs, „Abbrechen” (Cancel) gives you two options:

Keep running in the background

The build keeps going — you follow it via a floating card and keep working in the meantime.

Cancel the deployment

The build is stopped and this run is discarded. Status changes to Abgebrochen (Cancelled).

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Roll back

If a new version isn’t right, use „Zurückrollen” (Roll back) to return to the previous release.
Rollback is available only for Live deployments. The symlink is reset to the previous release — you confirm beforehand.

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Status overview

If a build fails, Havic shows the last log lines directly and offers „Erneut versuchen” (Try again). The full build log can be opened and copied.