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André Silva edited this page Nov 20, 2015 · 2 revisions

Enabling Continuous Integration with Azure Web Apps & GitHub

  1. Go to the repository and fork the repository to your account. Fork

  2. Since you have your repository, let's go to the previously created application in Azure portal

  3. Open your app in Azure Portal and then click on Set continuous deployment. Set

  4. Please choose the GitHub in the list of providers, you may be prompted to authorize your GitHub account to enable the connection between GitHub and your Azure web app. Log in with your GitHub credentials (same as those used to create your repository), and then once you’ve authorized the connection between Azure and GitHub, you’ll be able to select the repository you want to integrate. Your Continuous Deployment blade will update with the chosen source and authorization name, and then you will need to choose the GitHub repository to integrate with under Choose Project. Once you’ve selected your repo, click the OK button in the Continuous Deployment blade. ChooseRepo

  5. After this, the Azure will fetch automatically the changes of your repository. So, just clone your version of the repository to your computer, make any change and push the changes to the remote repository. The Azure automatically will deploy a new version to your web app. ActiveDeploy

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