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Statio Deploy runs the command in the zsh login shell, which reads .zprofile and .zshrc. If the command depends on something you set elsewhere (for example in .bash_profile, or only in the open Terminal window), it is not there. Move that setup into one of the zsh files, or put the full path of the program in the command field. The app's log shows the exact error.

Usually it is a copy of the app left running in a terminal, or a process that survived a crash. The warning tells you who is using the port, and you can stop it from there. See Ports in use.

The app reads its .env when it starts: it needs a restart (⇧⌘R). Statio Deploy reminds you with a banner when you save the file of a running app.

That should not happen: the lines you do not edit are written back unchanged. In the meantime, the previous version is in ~/Library/Application Support/Local Deploy/env-backups/, and you can restore it from there. Then write to me, with the file before and after if you can.

No, it is intentional: an app started by Statio Deploy stays tied to it, so that no process is left running without you knowing. If you need an app that keeps running regardless of Statio Deploy, start it from Terminal.

This happens after an unexpected quit: the apps started before are still running. You can stop them or ignore them. See Processes left running.

Check that they are on in Statio Deploy's Settings and, in System Settings › Notifications, that Statio Deploy is allowed. Notifications only arrive when an app exits on its own, not when you stop it.

App Store apps run in a sandbox, which does not allow running commands in your project folders with your environment, reading and writing .env files wherever they are, and stopping the processes started. That is exactly what Statio Deploy does, so it is downloaded from here, signed and notarized by Apple.

There is no automatic update. New versions are published on the app's page: download the DMG and replace the app in the Applications folder. Your data stays where it is.

Not yet: for now it is in Italian only. The guide gives the meaning of every button and field.

Quit Statio Deploy, move it to the Trash and, if you also want to remove the data, delete the ~/Library/Application Support/Local Deploy/ folder. Your project folders are not touched.

In Settings › Agenti AI turn access on, choose the permissions and copy your client's configuration from Configura un client. See AI agents. ChatGPT on the web is not supported: the server can only be reached from your Mac.