deploy

Safe deployments require pre-flight checks to validate git state, test detection, and environment readiness before building. Post-deploy health verification confirms stability, and rollback prompts provide recovery steps if verification fails.

Pre-flight checks for staging and production deployments include validating the git repository state, detecting tests, verifying environment readiness, and running dry-builds. These checks ensure the codebase is stable before proceeding to the build phase.

Post-deploy health verification in CI-CD pipelines checks application stability after deployment completes. If health verification fails, the system provides rollback guidance and re-verification steps to ensure environment integrity is maintained.

Yes, you can run dry-builds and type checks before deploying to a preview environment. The deployment workflow executes these build validations alongside git state checks and test detection to ensure pre-flight safety across all target environments.

The best way to handle rollback after a failed verification is to follow structured rollback guidance that provides specific steps to revert the deployment and re-verify health, ensuring the environment returns to a stable state.