How to push changes from GitHub Desktop to Cpanel
One possibility would be to use a GitHub Action, that is a process able to run on GitHub side, triggered by a push.
For example, a deployment action, like one to publish to Netlify or zem
You would need to adapt such an action to push/publish to Cpanel, using an API key.
cpanel Warning: Your system administrator must enable shell access to allow you to view clone URLS
You need to contact your host to enable shell access to you.
What to use to Push/Commit changes from desktop to cpanel
You can use an IDE (having FTP ability) like PHPStorm, set up a FTP account on your hosting account & then can simply configure PHPStorm with that FTP so that everytime you do changes on your local desktop, it will commit changes on your hosting account.
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