I feel like there should be a way of keeping always the last preview of each affected project in the PR, even if the last commit skips it.
Right now if the last commit doesn’t make a change in the previously affected projects it will update the deploy comment and the preview links will be lost in the PR history. This is more significant in large projects, where many people work on.
Thanks for the suggestion @jeancarlocastn-gmail!
I want to make sure I explain it correctly to the rest of the team. This would be a change to support monorepos so the lasted deployment preview link for each individual project would be listed instead of just the latest deployment overall.
Please let me know if I got that right 
In the context of a GitHub Pull Request, the vercel bot will trigger or skip a vercel preview for example based on the changes committed and pushed in the latest commit of the PR. As an example, I open a PR with 2 commits, the first commit affects a specific folder that should trigger a vercel preview, but the second commit not.
The problem now is that if the latest commit triggered a skip, so the vercel bot will write “skip” in the GitHub PR comment, losing the latest preview thats relevant in the Pull Request. (see attached screenshots)
