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Trey Griffith is beginning to integrate this repo with FeaturePeek!
FeaturePeek creates deployment previews for every frontend pull request automatically. Your team can view your running code earlier in the product development cycle, while leaving feedback, taking screenshots and screen recordings, and filing bugs directly from the running page.
Don't merge this in just yet — you'll still need to add a step in your CI pipeline that pings FeaturePeek after your frontend builds.
Once your deployment preview is ready, a link will appear in this PR pointing to the FeaturePeek deployment. Then it's safe to merge in your changes, and all subsequent pull requests will be watched by FeaturePeek.