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Examples

Drop-in workflow files for each supported database engine. Copy the relevant file into your Rails app at .github/workflows/preview.yml (and .github/workflows/preview-sweep.yml for the optional sweeper) and adjust the with:, env:, and secrets: blocks for your environment.

File Use when
minimal/preview.yml Single Postgres DB, public deploy host. The shortest config that works.
postgres/preview.yml Your staging DB is PostgreSQL — full-featured (multi-DB, resource caps, branch filters).
postgres/sweep.yml Optional daily orphan cleanup.
mysql/preview.yml Your staging DB is MySQL.
sqlite/preview.yml Your staging DB is SQLite (file on the deploy host).

Every example uses the composite action form (uses: web-ascender/github-actions-kamal-previews@v1) — a single step inside a single job. This composes naturally with sibling steps such as a VPN tunnel for private deploy hosts.

Reusable-workflow form (advanced)

If you need job-level features that composite actions can't express — matrix-fanned parallel orphan cleanup, separate runners for deploy and teardown, GitHub's job-level concurrency UI — call the reusable workflows instead:

jobs:
  preview:
    uses: web-ascender/github-actions-kamal-previews/.github/workflows/preview.yml@v1
    with: { base-deploy-file: ..., domain-suffix: ..., deploy-host: ..., ... }
    secrets: inherit

The reusable workflow form is jobs-only — there's no place to insert sibling steps. If you need to pair kamal-previews with another step (e.g. a VPN tunnel for a private deploy host), use the composite action form.