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Deploy Astro to Azure Static Web Apps from GitHub and CLI

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 The default Oryx GitHub Action (Oryx GitHub Actions) failed due to package size issues and its reliance on an outdated npm install --production command.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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Elio Struyf - Office Development MVP
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