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
-v, --major-version [version]    specify a major version to update (Preview)
-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. Apps must be deployed first before they can be installed on any site.

By default, this command:

Runs pre-deployment checks (like forge lint) and reports any compilation errors.
Deploys app changes to your default environment.

Backporting

Minor version upgrades are applied by default to the latest major version in the environment you’re deploying to. You can, however, use the --major-version option to backport minor version upgrades to an older major version. See Backporting for more details.

Further information

See Environments and versions for additional information about the development, staging, and production environments.
See App Versions for details about how deploying changes creates minor or major versions of your app.
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: