I would like to suggest a feature to automatically suppress or hide the Vercel GitHub integration comment on Pull Requests when the PR does not result in a new deployment (e.g., when a build is skipped, canceled, or bypassed using an Ignored Build Step).
Currently, the Vercel bot still comments on these pull requests. This adds unnecessary noise to our workflow, is quite bulky, and requires multiple clicks to manually hide each time.
Having a setting to “only comment when a new deployment is successfully built” or to auto-hide comments on skipped deployments would keep our PR history much cleaner and more relevant.
But I don’t want to turn them all the way off. When a preview is created, the comment is helpful. When a preview is not created, the comment is just noise.
I find the deployment comments helpful when a preview URL is available, but comments for skipped or ignored builds don’t provide much value. A setting to only post comments when a deployment is successfully created would help keep PR discussions cleaner without losing the useful preview links.
Strong suggestion. Vercel comments are useful when a deployment is created, but showing them for skipped or canceled builds adds unnecessary PR noise. An option to comment only on successful deployments would make reviews much cleaner.
