Deploy Astro to Azure Static Web Apps from GitHub and CLI
Deploying an Astro site to Azure Static Web Apps should be straightforward, but my initial experience was not pain-free. The default Oryx GitHub Action (Oryx GitHub Actions) failed due to package size issues and its reliance on an outdated npm install --production command. To work around this, I updated the deployment process to use the Azure Static Web Apps CLI instead.
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