turbo-ignore
To get started, use the following command as your Ignored Build Step:
$ npx turbo-ignore
This uses turbo
to automatically determine if the current app has new changes that need to be deployed.
Usage
Use npx turbo-ignore --help
to see list of options:
turbo-ignore
Automatically ignore builds that have no changes
Usage:
$ npx turbo-ignore [<workspace>] [flags...]
If <workspace> is not provided, it will be inferred from the "name"
field of the "package.json" located at the current working directory.
Flags:
--fallback=<ref> On Vercel, if no previously deployed SHA is available to compare against,
fallback to comparing against the provided ref [default: None]. When not on Vercel,
compare against the provided fallback
--help, -h Show this help message
--version, -v Show the version of this script
---
turbo-ignore will also check for special commit messages to indicate if a build should be skipped or not.
Skip turbo-ignore check and automatically ignore:
- [skip ci]
- [ci skip]
- [no ci]
- [skip vercel]
- [vercel skip]
- [vercel skip <workspace>]
Skip turbo-ignore check and automatically deploy:
- [vercel deploy]
- [vercel build]
- [vercel deploy <workspace>]
- [vercel build <workspace>]
Skip turbo-ignore check and automatically deploy specific workspace and ignore others:
- [vercel only <workspace>]
Examples
npx turbo-ignore
Only build if there are changes to the workspace in the current working directory, or any of it's dependencies. On Vercel, compare against the last successful deployment for the current branch. When not on Vercel, compare against the parent commit (HEAD^
).
npx turbo-ignore docs
Only build if there are changes to the docs
workspace, or any of its dependencies. On Vercel, compare against the last successful deployment for the current branch. When not on Vercel compare against the parent commit (HEAD^
).
npx turbo-ignore --fallback=HEAD~10
Only build if there are changes to the workspace in the current working directory, or any of it's dependencies. On Vercel, compare against the last successful deployment for the current branch. If this does not exist (first deploy of the branch), compare against the previous 10 commits. When not on Vercel, compare against the parent commit (HEAD^
) or the fallback provided.
npx turbo-ignore --fallback=HEAD^
Only build if there are changes to the workspace in the current working directory, or any of it's dependencies. On Vercel, compare against the last successful deployment for the current branch. If this does not exist (first deploy of the branch), compare against the parent commit (HEAD^
). When not on Vercel, compare against the parent commit (HEAD^
) or the fallback provided.
How it Works
turbo-ignore
determines if a build should continue by analyzing the package dependency graph of the given workspace.
The given workspace is determined by reading the "name" field in the "package.json" file located at the current working directory, or by passing in a workspace name as the first argument to turbo-ignore
.
Next, it uses turbo run build --dry
to determine if the given workspace, or any dependencies of the workspace, have changed since the previous commit.
NOTE: turbo
determines dependencies from reading the dependency graph of the given workspace. This means a workspace must be listed as a dependency
(or devDependency
) in the given workspaces package.json
for turbo
to recognize it.
When deploying on Vercel, turbo-ignore
can make a more accurate decision by comparing between the current commit, and the last successfully deployed commit for the current branch.
NOTE: By default on Vercel, turbo-ignore
will always deploy the first commit of a new branch. This behavior can be changed by providing the ref
to compare against to the --fallback
flag. See the Examples section for more details.
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