| Order: 5 | |
| Area: staticsite | |
| TOCTitle: Make a code change | |
| PageTitle: Make a code change | |
| MetaDescription: Website deployment to Azure Storage with Visual Studio Code | |
| DateApproved: 6/27/2018 | |
| # Making a code change | |
| In this section, you will make a source code change and redeploy the site so that you can see what your end-to-end deployment workflow will look like. | |
| ## Make a change | |
| Open `App.js` and change **line 11** to the following: | |
| ```js | |
| <h1 className="App-title">Welcome to Azure!</h1> | |
| ``` | |
| ## Redeploy your app | |
| Run `npm run build` locally then right-click your updated `build` directory and choose **Deploy to Static Website**. Choose your Storage Account and confirm that you want to deploy your changes. | |
| > **Tip**: Your compiled application code will have a different filename on each build to prevent caching. Because of this, the extension will automatically delete the old files before deploying changes. | |
| ## Test your changes | |
| Once your deployment is complete, revisit your storage endpoint (`https://<storage-account-name>.z4.web.core.windows.net/`) and you should see the following: | |
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