hydrogen deploycommand
Builds and deploys your Hydrogen storefront to Oxygen. Requires an Oxygen deployment token to be set with the --token flag or an environment variable (). If the storefront is linked then the Oxygen deployment token for the linked storefront will be used automatically.
Anchor to flagsFlags
The following flags are available for the hydrogen deploy command:
Generate an authentication bypass token, which can be used to perform end-to-end tests against the deployment.
Specify the duration (in hours) up to 12 hours for the authentication bypass token. Defaults to 2
Specify a build command to run before deploying. If not specified, shopify hydrogen build will be used.
Entry file for the worker. Defaults to ./server.
Specifies the environment to perform the operation using its handle. Fetch the handle using the env list command.
Specifies the environment to perform the operation using its Git branch name.
Path to an environment file to override existing environment variables for the deployment.
Create a JSON file containing the deployment details in CI environments. Defaults to true, use --no-json-output to disable.
Checks that there is exactly one valid lockfile in the project. Defaults to true. Deactivate with --no-lockfile-check.
Description of the changes in the deployment. Defaults to the commit message of the latest commit if there are no uncommited changes.
User that initiated the deployment. Will be saved and displayed in the Shopify admin
Skip the routability verification step after deployment.
The path to the directory of the Hydrogen storefront. Defaults to the current directory where the command is run.
Deploys to the Preview environment.
Forces a deployment to proceed if there are uncommited changes in its Git repository.
Shop URL. It can be the shop prefix (janes-apparel) or the full myshopify.com URL (janes-apparel.myshopify.com, https://janes-apparel.myshopify.com).
Oxygen deployment token. Defaults to the linked storefront's token if available.