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Vercel Blog·Feb 25·5 min read
Granular branch matching for Git configuration in vercel.json
TL;DR
Developers faced challenges with Git branch configurations in Vercel, particularly in managing deployment settings. Vercel introduced granular branch matching in the vercel.json configuration file, allowing for more precise control over deployment rules based on specific branch names.
✦ Why It Matters
Engineers can now configure precise deployment rules for specific Git branches, reducing errors and improving workflow efficiency.
Key Takeaways
- Implement glob patterns in your vercel.json for branch control.
- Use patterns like 'testing-*' to simplify deployment settings.
- Prevent deployments for branches starting with specific prefixes.
- Review and update existing configurations to leverage new features.
How It Works
Glob patterns allow users to define a set of branches using wildcard characters. For example, 'internal-*' matches any branch that starts with 'internal-', enabling bulk management of deployment settings.