Create an ephemeral environment

Pre-requisites

• Create ephemeral environments on pull request is set to ON

• Destroy environment after merge or pull request is set to ON.

Make sure these settings are set to ON, as they are OFF by default.

Creating your first Ephemeral Environment

1. Make a change in the code. Let's take a simple change for the frontend, changing the navbar background.

For this, you can edit the frontend/src/App.css file. Find the .navbar-dark selector and change the background colour.

2. Create a Pull Request

3. The Bunnyshell Ephemeral Environment will not be automatically created.

4. Open the frontend Application from the Github Pull Request comment added by Bunnyshell.

5. Open the frontend Application from the UI by clicking the icon.

6. Observe the changes made. In our case, we removed the navbar gradient and made it blue.

Automatically deleting your first Ephemeral

1. Close the Pull Request from Github

2. Observe the Environment being deleted

If the Pull Request would have been merged, the result would have been the same.

On top of terminating the Ephemeral, if the Auto-update setting was set to ON for the Primary Environment, it would have gotten auto-updated too.