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Probably just depends on your preferences and complexity. A lot of the sites I've built are just very basic and maybe only something that gets generated very infrequently so I'll just build+test locally and then deploy to Netlify/Vercel/GCP manually (while still keeping all the source code in GitHub). If it's a bigger project, or has multiple people, I'd probably say offload the build+deploying to GitHub Actions/Netlify whenever you push a commit or make a tag. You could even set up a cron task in GitHub Actions to automatically deploy your site n-times per day/week on a schedule. |
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Just a simple question.
Should I upload the _site folder generated on my local environment to production site, or should that happen on a build process on github, then automatic deploy to production?
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