How to deploy code updates to a Vercel project


Push a change to a branch, wait until Vercel rebuilds the project and refresh the project webpage.
To deploy updates to a project, commit changes to the branch and push them to the git provider that is linked to the Vercel project.
This will kick off the build process on the branch. This can be seen on the Vercel project page.

Once the process has finished, you can find the updated changes on the URL for the project branch.

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