Optionally disable deployment_status webhook events for GitHub Actions
Vercel now allows you to disable deployment_status webhook events sent to GitHub, reducing noise in pull request event logs especially for monorepos with frequent deployments. Preview deployment comments will continue to post normally.
You can now disable the that Vercel sends to GitHub when Vercel is connected to your GitHub repository. webhook eventdeployment_status
When events are enabled, GitHub's pull request activity will create a log with a status event for every deployment. While this can keep your team better informed, it can also create noisy event logs for repositories with many deployment events, especially in monorepos with many projects.deployment_status
Disabling these events prevents repeated messages from cluttering your GitHub PR's event history, giving you a cleaner, more focused view of your pull request activity. The Vercel Github comment containing links to your preview deployments will continue to be posted as before.
The is most often used as a trigger for GitHub Actions. We recommend to simply workflows with richer Vercel deployment information. eventdeployment_statusmigrating to eventsrepository_dispatch
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