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[continuous-deploy-fingerprint] Add action and docs for continuous deployment on main #322

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@wschurman wschurman commented Jan 10, 2025

Why

This PR adds documentation and support for continuous deployment on the main branch. Previously the documentation was more focused on continuous development (PR previews).

How

Broadly, the necessary steps are:

  • Check to see if fingerprint is new
  • If so, bump version, commit
  • Continuously deploy
  • Continuously submit

How this is accomplished will vary greatly from app-to-app but this PR adds a rough sample for how to accomplish it.

It also adds the requisite action for checking to see if fingerprint is new.

Test Plan

Build. Run sample workflows in sample repository.

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@wschurman wschurman force-pushed the info branch 6 times, most recently from 22175a4 to 0a0e5fc Compare January 11, 2025 19:03
@wschurman wschurman changed the title [continuous-deploy-fingerprint] Add new action that just gets current state [continuous-deploy-fingerprint] Add action and docs for continuous deployment on main Jan 11, 2025
@wschurman wschurman marked this pull request as ready for review January 11, 2025 19:09
@wschurman wschurman requested a review from Kudo January 11, 2025 19:09
@wschurman wschurman merged commit 97334d3 into main Jan 13, 2025
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