update-server

To deploy updated server binaries to an Azure App Service, run the update-server skill after placing the new binaries in a binaries/ directory and authenticating with Azure CLI. This pushes the code to your existing deployment without altering infrastructure configuration.

Updating Copilot server code after a plugin update is best handled by deploying the new server binaries to your existing App Service. This ensures the dashboard and API remain in sync by pushing only the updated server code to the known resource group.

Yes, you need Azure CLI authentication to push App Service server binaries. Validating your access through Azure CLI is a required prerequisite before the update-server skill can deploy the binaries/ directory to the target resource group.

Deploying server binaries to App Service includes a post-deploy health check to validate the deployment. This health check confirms that the server is reachable and the Copilot Session Tracker API is functioning correctly after the update.

You can update App Service server binaries without altering existing infrastructure by using the update-server skill. It deploys the updated server code directly to your known App Service and resource group, leaving your configuration untouched.