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3. Wait for DNS propagation and verification
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# Understanding domain rule types
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# Domain rule types
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When adding a domain in Appwrite, you can choose from three rule types:
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When adding a domain in Appwrite, you can choose from three rule types: Active deployment, Git branch, or Redirect.
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- Rule Type
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- Description
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- Use Case
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- Active deployment
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- Points to the latest successful deployment
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- Production environments
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- Git branch
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- Points to deployments from a specific branch
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- Staging or testing environments
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- Redirect
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- Forwards traffic to another URL
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- Domain migrations or creating shortcuts
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{% /table %}
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{% arrow_link href="/docs/products/sites/domains#domain-rule-types" %}
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Learn more about domain rule types
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{% /arrow_link %}
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{% info title="Redirect limitations" %}
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When using domain-level redirects in Appwrite, path and query parameters are ignored. For example, if you redirect `example.com` to `appwrite.io`, then `example.com/docs?id=123` will redirect to `appwrite.io` (not `appwrite.io/docs?id=123`).
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{% /info %}
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# Configure build settings
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