I am running the application on Microsoft Azure using the deployment slots and source control. I doubt which branch is associated with a temporary deployment slot. If I set up the staging environment and connect it to the master branch, and then run swap, it will switch correctly to the base code base in the production slot. If I swap it, it shows the old code in production. This tells me that production is not currently associated with a branch (I did not configure it either).
Now my question is: which branch do I associate with the production and which branch do I associate with production? When and how will the code be replaced in production so that I can put the new code in the stage (main branch)?
My problems:
- If there is no branch related to production, then how can I switch between deployment slots correctly and get the value of this function? “If I associate the branch with the production slot, then this code will not go through the staging environment during deployment.” - I assume that I want not to switch the version control repository branch to my online environment every time I want to deploy. - If I set it up like this, I would think that I need to deploy in an intermediate environment, and then go to production. In order to have this code base in production, I would have to subsequently deploy the same code for production. - I thought that I would always combine a branch into a master, and not into another branch.
I believe that there is something that I do not receive. What do I need to do? Please explain what code should have in the main branch.
Thanks.
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