Python: Creating the staging environment

This documentation is part of the Deploy with GitHub Actions guide. You can view the complete guide here: How to deploy your Python code using GitHub Actions.

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Setting up a staging environment is almost identical to configuring production. You just need to repeat the steps above, replacing production with staging wherever it appears.

After setting up the environment, you can create a staging branch like this:

git checkout -b staging

Then push your staging branch to GitHub:

git push --set-upstream origin staging

Your staging branch will then be automatically deployed to the Python instance you have dedicated for staging.