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Updating my website on GCP

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I recently built a simple React app that I have deployed on the Google Cloud. Everything is now working properly. The question that I have now, is since I did a simple app, I need to update it and will continue to update it in the future. I'm wondering if I can use the same process I did when initially deploying it.

Here are the initial steps that I used: run: npm run build IN GCP click on 3 bars top left go to storage click on create bucket give it a name and continue for region click multi and continue for most of the bucket creation just click continue and then create then click to upload to the bucket search for the build folder to upload build app.yaml file upload yaml file to cloud then open cloud shell create a (mkdir to make) new directory gsutil cp -r gs://xxxxxxxxxxx ./xxxxxxxxxx first one is the bucket name, second one is the directory we just made switch to the folder created earlier run: gcloud app deploy

I know that some steps are unnecessary such as the yaml, but I should basically do the run build, upload to the bucket, sync/cp and then deploy it

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