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Update git portion of the cpanel auto deploy bash script #10
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…for untracked files and directories and delete them, stash changes if there are modifications to tracked files and immediately drop stash, pull the latest version of the app, and install composer dependencies. These changes were made to ensure that the codebase is up to date and to install the necessary dependencies for the application.
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Updates the git portion of the cPanel auto deploy bash script to improve the deployment process.
Previously, the script performed unnecessary operations like resetting to the git head commit, checking for untracked files, stashing changes, and pulling the latest version of the app.
The updated script now simplifies the process by fetching the latest version from the origin branch and resetting to the git head commit of the current branch.
These changes streamline the deployment process and ensure a more efficient and reliable deployment workflow.