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Asked: 2026-05-29T05:14:01+00:00

I have a private repository on GitHub that contains an ASP.Net MVC project and

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I have a private repository on GitHub that contains an ASP.Net MVC project and am able to deploy this via a Service hook to my AppHarbor instance.

My repository contains three branches, Develop, Test and Release.

How do i configure separate instances to each receive a different branch of my repository?

I have found the setting in AppHarbor to specify which branch is being tracked and can perform a Test or Release branch deployment to an individual instance successfully.

What i cant figure out is how to configure my one repository to deploy to three different AppHarbor instances like below. It appears that when administering my GibHub repository I can only configure a single Service Hook.

GitHub Repo / Branch -> AppHarbor instance

MyProject/Release -> MyProject_Release.AppHb.com

MyProject/Test -> MyProject_Test.AppHb.com

MyProject/Develop -> MyProject_Develop.AppHb.com

I case this is relevant, I intend on purchasing a AppHarbor “Catamaran” account for the release site and use the free ‘Canoe’ accounts for testing and development branches.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can supply a comma-seperated list of “Application slugs” when configuring the appharbor service hook.

    application_slug” is a list of unique application identifiers
    delimited by “,” (i.e. “foo” or “foo,bar”) that pushes should trigger
    builds on.

    MyProject_Release, MyProject_Test, MyProject_Develop

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