Set up Oxygen deployment workflow file #2255
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If you've previously made customizations to your Oxygen workflow file, then this PR might overwrite them. Be sure to review all changes before merging.
Automatic deployments with Hydrogen and Oxygen
This pull request adds a workflow file that enables GitHub to automatically deploy your Hydrogen app each time you push or merge changes.
Pushes to your
mainbranch deploy to your production environment. Pushes to any other branch deploy to your preview environment:mainYou can also create your own custom environments (like "Staging" or "QA") and assign them to your own custom domains.
Developing locally 💻
After you’ve cloned your project, install the dependencies and run the local development server:
npm install && npm run devLink your local development environment to your Shopify store to render your product inventory data:
npx shopify hydrogen link --storefront "full-page-cache"Linking your project automatically keeps your local environment variables in sync with Oxygen, allows you to query your store data, and lets you create deployments from the command line at any time. Check the complete list of Hydrogen CLI for a complete list of features.