Deploy custom SPFx webpart

gulp clean
gulp build
gulp bundle --ship
gulp package-solution --ship


\temp\deploy
Upload all files to CDN path (as in write-manifest.json)


\sharepoint\soultion
Upload sppkg file to AppCatalog. Check in.

Go to site contents. Add the app.

Add webpart to page.

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