Python: Creating the staging environment

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Setting up a staging environment is almost identical to configuring production. You can simply 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 now be automatically deployed to the Python instance you designated for staging.