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    Export and deploy

    Export source code

    4 min readReviewed 9 September 2026

    Download the current project as a ZIP and know what to verify next.

    On this pageWho can exportDownload and validateWhat export does not do

    Who can export

    Full source export is available on Hobby and higher plans. Pro, Teams, and Enterprise include the broader build capabilities; eligible business exports can also contain Docker and Terraform deployment-kit material.

    Current revision only

    The archive reflects the generated files currently stored for the task. Restore the desired checkpoint before exporting if you need an older revision.

    Download and validate

    1. Open the task and choose Export from the toolbar.
    2. Download the source ZIP.
    3. Extract it into a new directory and read its package and setup files.
    4. Install dependencies in a safe development environment.
    5. Configure required variables by name and run the project's own checks before shipping.

    What export does not do

    • It does not copy TrigCode platform credentials.
    • It does not migrate live database contents.
    • It does not prove the target host supports every runtime dependency.
    • It does not publish or update an existing deployment.
    Still need help?Open a support ticket from your workspace or contact the TrigCode team.
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