deployment

Automating staging and production deployments requires standard Bash tooling to build artifacts, tag releases, and execute environment-specific health verification checks. This workflow includes safeguards requiring explicit user confirmation before pushing to production.

The best way to build artifacts and tag releases is using an automated end-to-end deployment workflow triggered by phrases like 'push to production'. This process ensures safe builds are completed and tagged before any deployment occurs.

This deployment workflow does not handle rollbacks or post-deploy monitoring. It is strictly dedicated to building, tagging, deploying, and verifying health checks, requiring separate tools for rollback and monitoring tasks.

You can deploy to staging freely, but built-in safeguards prevent any production deployment without explicit user confirmation. This ensures unintended actions are blocked during end-to-end build and deployment workflows.

Bash tooling is required to execute standard deployment commands for building, tagging, and running health verification. It provides the foundational environment needed to automate end-to-end staging and production deployment workflows safely.