@@ -99,33 +99,33 @@ npx trigger.dev@latest deploy [path]
9999</ParamField >
100100
101101<ParamField body = " Native build" type = " --native-build" >
102- Build the image on the Trigger.dev build server. Without a build flag, the server picks the build
103- path for your project.
104- </ParamField >
105-
106- <ParamField body = " Depot build" type = " --depot-build" >
107- Build the image with Depot, ignoring any build path configured on the server.
102+ Use the native build server to install, bundle and build your project.
108103</ParamField >
109104
110105<ParamField body = " Local bundle" type = " --local-bundle" >
111106 Install and bundle on your machine, then build the image on the build server from the uploaded
112- bundle. Requires ` --native-build ` .
107+ bundle. Requires ` --native-build ` . Use it if you prefer dependencies to be installed on your
108+ machine rather than on the build server.
113109</ParamField >
114110
115111<ParamField body = " Detach" type = " --detach" >
116112 Exit once the build is queued instead of streaming the build logs. The deployment continues on
117113 the build server. Requires ` --native-build ` .
118114</ParamField >
119115
120- <ParamField body = " Build logs" type = " --build-logs" >
121- How build logs are shown: ` compact ` (default, a single updating line) or ` full ` (every log line).
122- CI and piped output always use ` full ` .
116+ <ParamField body = " Depot build" type = " --depot-build" >
117+ Build the image with Depot, the default build provider.
123118</ParamField >
124119
125120<ParamField body = " Local build" type = " --local-build" >
126121 Force building the deployment image locally using your local Docker. This is automatic when self-hosting.
127122</ParamField >
128123
124+ <ParamField body = " Build logs" type = " --build-logs" >
125+ How build logs are shown: ` compact ` (default, a single updating line) or ` full ` (every log line).
126+ CI and piped output always use ` full ` .
127+ </ParamField >
128+
129129### Common options
130130
131131These options are available on most commands.
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