Deploying Changes

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Only the app owner can deploy app changes from the workspace.

When you’re ready to send your changes to production, you have several options.

One-Click Deploy

The recommended way to deploy your changes from a workspace is to select the Deploy button:

This deployment method uses SSH, but doesn’t rely on you adding an SSH key to Dash Enterprise.

Known issue: If your administrator has integrated Dash Enterprise with your GitHub organization and you’re working on a workspace that was created from a commit, you’ll need to first checkout your code branch (run git checkout <branch> in the workspace terminal) in order for one-click deploy to succeed.

Note that if your administrator has customized the port that Dash Enterprise uses for Git SSH after you’ve created your workspace, then you’ll need to rebuild your workspace for one-click deploy to succeed.

Other Options

Other ways of deploying include:

• Using the Dash Enterprise CLI:
  1. Log in to the CLI if you aren’t already:
  txt de --host example.plotly.host login
  replacing the example host name with your Dash Enterprise host name (without https).

  Your browser opens to a page prompting you to grant access privileges (if it does not open automatically, use the provided URL). Select Yes to grant access privileges.

2. Deploy the app:
   de deploy --name <app-name>

• Running standard Git commands in the terminal:

shell $ git add <files> $ git commit -m '<description>' $ git push plotly workspace:main

Here we are pushing our changes on the workspace branch to main branch on plotly remote.

If you are deploying over SSH and your administrator has customized the port that Dash Enterprise uses for Git SSH after you’ve created your workspace, then you’ll need to rebuild your workspace for the deployment to succeed.