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# Deploy Source

To deploy metadata from your local project to your default org, use the **SFDX: Deploy Source to Org** command. When you deploy the code changes, the local version of the source files overwrites the metadata in your org.

![Deploy source to org](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/platform/media/vscode/deploy-source-to-org.png)

You can deploy source of a manifest, source files, directories, or folders:

## Manifest

- In VS Code explorer or editor, right-click a manifest file and select **SFDX: Deploy Source in Manifest in Org**.
- With a manifest file open in the editor, open the Command Palette and run **SFDX: Deploy Source in Manifest in Org**.

## Source File or Directory

- In VS Code explorer, right-click single or multi-selected source files or directories and select **SFDX: Deploy Source to Org**.
- With a source file open in the editor, right-click in the editing pane and select **SFDX: Deploy This Source File to Org**.
- With a source file open in the editor, open the Command Palette and run **SFDX: Deploy This Source File to Org**.


## See Also

[Detect Conflicts on Deploy](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/platform/sfvscode-extensions/guide/detect-conflicts.md)