Deployments can now require cryptographically-verified commits
Vercel now supports requiring cryptographically verified commits before deploying from GitHub. You can enable this protection in your project settings for GitHub-connected projects to ensure only signed commits are deployed.
Vercel now supports commit verification, letting you protect your deployments by requiring commits to be cryptographically verified before they’re deployed from GitHub.
Enable it for GitHub-connected projects in your .project settings
Learn more about commit signing and verification on or read more about the setting in our .GitHubdocs
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