Using `npx turbo-ignore` to skip deployments
I have a project configured with turborepo, and currently I'm using watch paths to only deploy if there are changes on a specific folder, but I'd like to use
turbo-ignore (https://turbo.build/repo/docs/core-concepts/monorepos/skipping-tasks#using-turbo-ignore) to control that, since it is more precise on defining when a package changed.
Is it possible to do that?Solution:Jump to solution
you would likely have to inigrate this yourself into a github action, and then if something has changed according to that thing, then do
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you would likely have to inigrate this yourself into a github action, and then if something has changed according to that thing, then do
railway upahhh, would be good to have something like vercel's ignore build command (https://vercel.com/docs/projects/overview#ignored-build-step), and depending on the exit code if i'm not mistaken, it skips or not the build
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it would provide much more flexibility 😄
but in any case, thank you for the help!
didnt know they had that, i like that idea a lot for railway, go and throw it in #🤗｜feedback
ahh, sure, let me do that 😄
done! https://discord.com/channels/713503345364697088/1161842265556267038
awsome!