How to deploy Sanity Studio to Netlify in a monorepo with Gatsby

hi, I followed the Sanity-Gatsby tutorial below and was able to deploy to Netlify, but couldn’t figure out the part about deploying the Studio to Netlify:
https://www.sanity.io/blog/how-to-quickly-set-up-a-gatsby-js-jamstack-website-with-a-headless-cms

Hi User, you can deploy your Studio to Netlify choosing the New GitHub site option, if you run

sanity deploy

on your folder, your Studio will be deployed to <your-project>.sanity.studio

hi , thanks for the response … am trying that right now … screenshot below of my Netlify new github site config … what should I put for

Publish directory

? Everything else looks OK?

If you have a repo just for your studio, the publish directory will be

dist

if you have a repo with both your studio and your gatsby site, the publish directory will be something like this

studio/dist

your build command will be npm/yarn build, also make sure you have /cli in your dependencies

here’s an example of my netlify config and package.json in case in useful for you

hmmm, a little confused … I’m working through the example gatsby-sanity project at https://github.com/sanity-io/example-company-website-gatsby-sanity-combo.git , which is a monorepo that has both gatsby (in the /web folder) and the sanity studio (in the /sanity) folder … I forked this repo and pushed it to my a repo on my github account … I was able to deploy the static site and wondering how to deploy the studio … do I need to make a separate repo with just the /sanity folder?

sorry, a little confused

no, you can work with that repo, your base directory will be studio and your public folder will be dist, it works just like the deployment of the static site

if you still need help, you can check this blogpost 🙂

https://maxkarlsson.dev/blog/2020/01/how-to-setup-a-self-hosted-sanity-studio/

I set up the deploy settings for the studio as follows:

looks right? Then I saved the settings and triggered the deploy

Then saw this unusual item from the deploy log:

Like it detected the

netlify.toml

file in the git root and ignored my

Base directory

setting

When I click on the URL of the deployed site, I see the static site built by Gatsby instead of the Sanity Studio: https://pensive-perlman-798bc1.netlify.app/

your configuration looks right, I am not sure if you need the base directory in lowercase

studio

, about the

netlify.toml

, you can have one in each folder (without the base specification) and remove the

netlify.toml

from the root

thanks , I removed the netlify.toml from my git root, pushed back up to git, and the studio (and static site) are working now!

Great! 🙌