Auto PR + Auto Deploy workflow using CI/CD Pipline
The article outlines a CI/CD pipeline workflow using GitHub Actions for automated pull requests and deployments. It details the process of auto-creating pull requests, running continuous integration checks, and deploying applications upon merging to the main branch. The guide emphasizes best practices and common pitfalls to avoid in the setup.
- ▪The workflow consists of three main parts: auto-creating pull requests, running CI checks, and auto-deploying applications.
- ▪Auto pull requests are generated when a feature branch is pushed, ensuring a streamlined process for code integration.
- ▪Continuous integration checks are performed to validate code quality before merging into the main branch.
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