Createing a static website in Azure.
Why is GitHub involved with Azure Static Web Apps? When you create a Static Web App in Azure, it’s designed to be CI/CD (Continuous Deployment) driven — meaning: You edit code locally (in VS Code) You push it to GitHub GitHub Actions auto-builds & deploys your site to Azure ⚠️ If you don’t push to GitHub, Azure never sees your updates. This model is what Azure Static Web Apps is built for. ✅ What You Want (And It Is Possible) You want to: Edit code in VS Code on your local machine Save/commit those changes locally Push changes to GitHub Have your site auto-update in Azure To make that work, these must be connected: 1. VS Code → GitHub Your local project must be a Git repo linked to your GitHub repo. 2. GitHub → Azure Your Azure Static Web App must be linked to the GitHub repo, with a GitHub Actions workflow that deploys it.
Setup Github
Setup Azure