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1#!/usr/bin/env bash2set -euo pipefail34DEPLOY_ENV=${1:-staging}5IMAGE_TAG=$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)6REGISTRY="registry.example.com"78echo "→ Building $IMAGE_TAG for $DEPLOY_ENV"910docker build \11 --build-arg BUILD_ENV="$DEPLOY_ENV" \12 -t "$REGISTRY/myapp:$IMAGE_TAG" .1314docker push "$REGISTRY/myapp:$IMAGE_TAG"1516kubectl set image deployment/myapp \17 app="$REGISTRY/myapp:$IMAGE_TAG" \18 --namespace="$DEPLOY_ENV"1920kubectl rollout status deployment/myapp \21 --namespace="$DEPLOY_ENV" --timeout=120s2223echo "✓ Deployed $IMAGE_TAG to $DEPLOY_ENV"Paste Bash code and get a shareable link with full syntax highlighting, server-side rendered with no JavaScript overhead.
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