Granular branch matching for Git configuration in vercel.json
Vercel now supports glob patterns in the git.deploymentEnabled field for more granular control over branch deployments. You can now use patterns like testing-* to match multiple branches at once instead of listing them explicitly.
Vercel now supports glob patterns (like ) in the field, giving you more control over branch deployments. testing-*git.deploymentEnabled
Previously, you could disable deployments for specific branches by explicitly naming them. Now, you can use patterns to match multiple branches at once.
For example, the configuration below prevents deployments on Vercel if the branch begins with .internal-
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