land-and-deploy

Automating pull request merges and deploy to production involves merging PRs after CI success, waiting for deployment, and verifying production health via canary checks. This workflow coordinates the entire post-ship land-and-deploy sequence automatically.

A land-and-deploy workflow is an automated release engineering sequence that merges pull requests, waits for CI, deploys to production, and validates canary health to ensure production readiness before promoting a full rollout.

Yes, this automated deploy workflow applies to GitHub-based repositories with a standard PR process. It requires repository access to pull requests, CI systems, and deployment health endpoints to execute properly.

To verify production health after deploying a merged pull request, the workflow applies canary health checks and waits for deployment completion. It only promotes the rollout when the canary checks confirm the application is healthy.

The best way to coordinate CI success with production deployment is using an automated workflow that merges PRs after CI passes, waits for the deployment to finish, and then runs canary health checks before promoting the release.

Yes, you need Bash execution access and prompt-based UX capabilities to run the post-ship land-and-deploy sequence, along with repository access to PRs, CI, and deployment health endpoints.