> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.uibakery.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.uibakery.io/on-premise/git-source-control.md).

# Git source control

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Contact our support team about the possibility of enabling Git on your plan.
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UI Bakery self-hosted provides you with the same features as cloud regarding Git source control. For more details, you can visit this [section](/concepts/source-control.md).

But self-hosted also allows you to do more, specifically:

* [Connect multiple UI Bakery instances to the same Git repository](/on-premise/git-source-control/managing-multi-instance-deployment.md)
* [Create a customized URL for your pull requests](/on-premise/git-source-control/custom-pr-url.md)
* Automate your [GitHub](/on-premise/git-source-control/automate-github-releases.md)/[GitLab](/on-premise/git-source-control/automate-gitlab-releases.md)/[Bitbucket](/on-premise/git-source-control/automate-bitbucket-releases.md) releases

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Make sure to [add](/on-premise/install-and-update/recommendations/generate-custom-secrets.md) the `UI_BAKERY_PROJECT_PRIVATE_KEY_SECRET` variable for Git to work in the self-hosted version. 
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