By default, all stacks will have continuous deployment enabled by default. This means as soon as a new commit is pushed to your repository, your code pipeline will kickoff a build and deploy the latest code.

​
What If I Want to Disable Continuous Deployment?

As of our intial launch, this cannot be disabled. In some cases you may want to disable continuous deployment in a production environment to allow for testing in beta. In this case, you can create two separate branches in your repo. Have your beta stack use one branch and your production stack use another branch. Only merge to the production branch once you have tested in beta.
Note: Ad hoc manual deployments are coming soon!