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…inks into the comparison posts - deploy-on-push: answer-first title and intro, a "Host a test version without replacing production" section and a long-lived staging subsection, all from what the Compute and Composer docs already state - branching: title, description and intro name preview and staging environments and link the new section - faq: new "How do I test a new feature without replacing the version customers use?" entry, a staging line, and links to three blog comparisons - old PostgreSQL import guide: top line pointing to the local-import page and the local-to-production blog post - switch from Neon: a "Hosting the app too" pointer to Compute and the Neon app-hosting post - blog app-hosting-platforms-with-managed-postgres-2026: "Leaving Netlify" row and link, updatedAt 2026-10-07, update-history line Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…g section - deploy-on-push: "only a push to the default branch updates production" contradicted the rollback line under it (rollback, promote and a manual deploy also change production); it now says the workflow deploys production only from the default branch - deploy-on-push and faq: previews share the preview-scoped variables, so the bullet and the FAQ no longer say each preview has its own variables - deploy-on-push: the "costs money only while it does work" line now covers the staging services only, since its databases still hold data; an override applies from the next push because variables are read at deploy time - faq: the staging sentence links the staging subsection directly - old import guide: the top line opens with a statement, not a question, and the blog link text says what it is Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 3: Update the page description to limit the isolation claim to preview
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Updates the Prisma Compute docs on deploy on push and branching so they say how to run a preview or staging version of an app next to production, and links related docs and blog pages to the hosting comparison posts.
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compute/deploy-on-push.mdx: the page did not say how to test a new version without replacing production, and never mentioned staging. Its title is now "Preview and staging environments per Git branch (deploy on push)", and the description, meta and intro say how to run a new version on its own URL next to production. The intro says Composer is in Early Access.DATABASE_URLcaveat), production deploys from the default branch only (plusservice version rollback), and teardown when the branch is deleted.stagingbranch, branch overrides, merging to release, what staging costs, anddeploy --stage stagingwithout GitHub.compute/branching.mdx: the title, description, meta and intro name preview and staging environments and link the new section. Two existing sentences are reworded ("wires up" becomes "sets up", and a sentence that opened with a fragment).compute/faq.mdx: a new entry, "How do I test a new feature without replacing the version customers use?", linking to deploy on push. The preview line in "What it does well" adds a long-lived staging branch. A paragraph under the comparison table links the app-hosting comparison, the Neon post and the Netlify post.(index)/prisma-postgres/import-from-existing-database-postgresql.mdx: a top line links the shorter/docs/postgres/import-from-existing-databaseguide and the blog comparison at/blog/from-local-to-production-with-prisma-postgres. The ORM v7 copy is a separate older document with nocanonicaland is left as it is.guides/switch-to-prisma-postgres/from-neon.mdx: a new "Hosting the app too" section links/docs/computeand/blog/neon-vs-prisma-postgres-app-hosting-in-one-place. It states Compute's runtime limits (Bun, one region per service, no WebSocket servers) and that Composer is in Early Access.blog/app-hosting-platforms-with-managed-postgres-2026: the post had no entry for readers moving off Netlify. It now has a "Leaving Netlify" row in the quick recommendation and a link to/prisma-vs-netlifyfrom the Prisma entry, plusupdatedAt: "2026-10-07"and an update-history line. No prices or vendor facts changed.Sources checked 2026-10-07
Every new Prisma statement comes from the docs in this repo at
origin/main, and each source page was also checked on the live docs:compute/deploy-on-push: own URL, services, databases and buckets; further pushes update the same preview; teardown on branch delete.composer/deploying: a stage is an isolated copy that shares only the code;--stage staging # a persistent staging environment; deploys update resources in place; the action deploys production from the default branch.compute/environment-variables: preview and branch scopes; "Don't assume production data is copied into preview branches".compute/branchingandcompute/github: production and default branches are exempt from cleanup.compute/domainsandcompute/limitations: custom domains are production-only.compute/deployments: rollback reuses an existing build.compute/pricing: preview branch creation is not billed, and an idle app scales to zero.composer: the Early Access banner.compute/faqandcompute/limitations: Bun runtime, one region per service, no WebSocket servers.Checks
service version promoteis also left out, because its fit with Composer stage services is not documented..mdxfile:check-ai-signs.sh: clean.check-plain.sh: clean.check-staccato.py: clean, except one existing line ("Your database migration is complete.") in each of the two migration guides, which this PR does not change.pnpm lint:linksinapps/docs: 0 errors. Inapps/blog: 0 errors.cspellwithapps/docs/cspell.jsonon the 5 docs files: 0 issues.pnpm lint:agent-ready: 0 failures. Its 1 warning is also onmain.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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