Source: codeburst.io
Deploying a site to Netlify with Azure DevOpsCategory: github, gitlab, bitbucket
A three-stage process to automating a release pipeline Although my source code was in a Git repository, I couldn’t connect my repository to Netlify straight away as Netlify only supports GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket at the moment.
In this section, we’ll focus on Netlify and get some important information from the Netlify portal in order to enable us to deploy our website to Netlify.
It will ask you which team you’d like this site to exist in. In this example, I belong to only one team so I selected that and hit enter.
Don’t worry if you can’t copy the site ID from the command prompt as you can also retrieve the site ID by heading over to the Settings tab of your site in Netlify.
In this section, we’ll focus on Netlify and get some important information from the Netlify portal in order to enable us to deploy our website to Netlify.
It will ask you which team you’d like this site to exist in. In this example, I belong to only one team so I selected that and hit enter.
Don’t worry if you can’t copy the site ID from the command prompt as you can also retrieve the site ID by heading over to the Settings tab of your site in Netlify.
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