SOURCE CONTROL INTEGRATION
Real Git. Real repos. Your functions.
Full branch, diff, commit, and merge workflows — connected to your own GitHub and Bitbucket repositories, at the function level, with nothing overwritten by accident.
Your repos, connected properly
Connect GitHub and Bitbucket with least-privilege credentials. Clone repositories and associate them with your functions, and your serverless code lives where the rest of your engineering work lives — in version control you own, not in a platform's black box.
Git-native, per function
This isn't "export to Git" — it's the full workflow, tied to each function.
Work on a branch, see exactly what changed, commit with your history intact, pull remote changes, merge when ready — all from inside the editor where the code actually runs.
Three states, coordinated
Every function you edit really exists in three places at once: your local workspace, the deployed Lambda, and the Git branch. Most tools pretend this problem doesn't exist. LambdaDeploy manages it head-on.
Incoming sync detection
Notices when a function or branch changes remotely while you're editing — a teammate's push, a change from another machine — and coordinates all three states so nothing is silently overwritten.
Deploy is a deliberate, separate act
Committing to Git doesn't touch production; deploying doesn't rewrite your history. Each action is explicit, so the state of your code is never a mystery.
Why this matters
Version control is the difference between a real engineering asset and a pile of code in someone else's UI. Everything you build on LambdaDeploy — including what the AI builds with you — lands in your repositories as reviewable, diffable, revertible history. When your team grows, when audits come, when something needs rolling back at 2 a.m., the answer is already in Git. Yours.
