/deploy
slash command, creates deployments on GitHub, listens to the GitHub deployment updates and notifies your team about deployments on Slack./deploy
command in your Slack team, as well as add a @slashdeploy bot user. The Slack bot is used to send you direct messages about deployment statuses..slashdeploy.yml
file under the root for your GitHub repository and SlashDeploy will pick up the changes.checks
with any other services you use in your deployment pipeline. Remove auto-deploy
configuration, if you want to disable auto-deployments for now. If you're enforcing GitHub Branch protection rules, you should probably use the same set of Require status checks./deploy
command!.slashdeploy.yml
configuration file is in place, you can start operating the /deploy
command, which brings you the first-hand experience to managing your deployments from Slack./deploy
command, you will be asked to authenticate with GitHub, so that SlashDeploy could create deployments on behalf of your GitHub account./deploy acme/api to prod