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| TOCTitle: Publish changes |
| PageTitle: Publish changes |
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| DateApproved: 10/5/2017 |
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| # Publish Changes to your Application |
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| In this step, you will make changes to your application, commit them to the local Git repository, and then redeploy your site by pushing to Azure. |
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| ## Edit Your Application |
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| Open the `myExpressApp` folder in Visual Studio Code. |
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| Open `views/index.pug` and change line 5 to say something fun such as 'VS Code Rocks!!' and then save the file (`kb(workbench.action.files.save)`). |
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| > Pro Tip: Turn on "AutoSave" from the **File** > **AutoSave** menu! |
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| ## Commit Changes |
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| Open the **Source Control** view (`kb(workbench.view.scm)`), enter a commit message, and press `kbstyle(Ctrl+Enter)` to commit the change (`kbstyle(Cmd+Enter)` on macOS). |
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| ## Publish Changes to Website |
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| Click on the **Source Control** overflow menu (**...**) and choose **Publish**. |
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| You will be prompted for a Remote to publish to, choose `Azure`. |
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| Your changes will then be deployed to the Website. Refresh your application and you should see the changes. |
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| <a class="tutorial-next-btn" href="/tutorials/nodejs-deployment/extensions">I can see my changes!</a> <a class="tutorial-feedback-btn" onclick="reportIssue('node-deployment', 'publishing-changes')" href="javascript:void(0)">I ran into an issue</a> |
