Hello there

I am using a Turborepo which contains several projects which are deloyed to Vercel with a rather simple Git workflow using a development branch for each app ("develop/app-a").

When pushing changes to "develop/app-a", a deployment for "app-b", "app-c", etc is triggered, which is not desirable.

After looking into the project configuration, I thought this might do the trick. However, since every branch that should be ignored for a certain project has to be disabled explicitly, I had to implement a workaround:

• explicitly enable branches that should be deployed
• running a script that collects all enabled branches across all projects and disables them in every project where they are not explicitly allowed

This kind of works for only using a develop branch for each app, but will get out of hands when using feature branches (e.g. "feature/app-a/some-feature").

Therefore, it would be awesome to be able to configure the project like this:

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{
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  "git": {
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    "deploymentEnabled": {
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      "!develop/app-a": false,
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      "!feature/app-a/*": false,
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    }
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  }
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}

or even better:

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{
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  "git": {
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    "deploymentEnabled": {
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      "main": true,
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      "develop/app-a": true,
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      "feature/app-a/*": true,
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    }
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  }
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}

Best wishes, Michael