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[QUESTION] Pushing to Vercel in batches? #211
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I'm actually not sure. Previously the default hosting services was Netlify, and there they batched together commits if they were pushed in rapid succession, so that you would end up with 1 build even if you published 100 notes. But I haven't looked into how this mechanism works in Vercel. I'll see if I can figure it out in their documentation. If they don't do the same as Netlify, I might have to look into changing the publish multiple notes command to instead publish all the notes as a single commit. |
Tested this today: Published 180 notes using the "Publish Multiple Notes" command, which essentially creates 180 commits. Looking at Vercel, they started a build of the first commit. Then, when that was finished, they started building all the commits that had been added in the meantime. In total it resulted in 5 deployments. So this shouldn't be a problem. |
Published multi notes using the "Publish Multiple Notes" create a commit would be better because you will get a lot of email from vercel.... . But yes, this shouldn't` be a problem now |
Vercel app in free plan offers up to 100 Deployments per Day.
If I want to publish 100 notes in one "Publish Multiple Notes" action in Obsidian - will it use 100 or 1 deployment run?
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