deploy

Description

deploy your app to an environment

Usage

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Usage: forge deploy [options]

Options

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--verbose                        enable verbose mode
-f, --no-verify                  disable pre-deployment checks
-e, --environment [environment]  specify the environment (see your default
                                 environment by running forge settings list)
--non-interactive                run the command without input prompts
-h, --help                       display help for command

Example

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forge deploy -e staging --no-verify

This command will deploy your app to the staging environment without running forge lint or any other pre-deployment check.

Operations

The forge deploy command bundles and deploys your app's code to the Forge platform. By default, this command also runs pre-deployment checks (like forge lint) and reports any compilation errors. Apps must be deployed first before they can be installed on any site.

Further information

• See Environments and versions for additional information about the development, staging, and production environments.
• Once you've deployed your app, you can install it. See forge install for details about installing your app through the Forge CLI.
• Set up continuous delivery for Forge apps - this tutorial demonstrates how to deploy your code to staging and production via Bitbucket pipeline.
• The following tutorials feature the use of forge deploy in the course of creating a Hello World app:
  • Build a Bitbucket hello world app
  • Build a Confluence hello world app
  • Build a Jira hello world app
  • Build a Jira Service Management hello world app