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Promote Vercel deployment

by recued-core v1

Approval-gated Vercel deployment promotion workflow. It reads the project and target deployment, lists current aliases for context, then promotes exactly one deployment through recued-core.vercel.deployment.promote. It never creates deployments, rolls back, pauses projects, mutates domains or environment variables, deletes records, or calls arbitrary Vercel APIs.

How it works 15 steps

Inspect the data fetches, transforms, gates, and output this recipe runs.

Process (15 steps)
project_id_trim trim
Trim whitespace from setting project id
deployment_id_trim trim
Trim whitespace from setting deployment id
team_id_trim trim
Trim whitespace from setting team id
team_slug_trim trim
Trim whitespace from setting team slug
reason_trim trim
Trim whitespace from setting reason
has_project compare
Check if project id trim has data
has_deployment compare
Check if deployment id trim has data
ready all
Check if all conditions are true
project ?
deployment ?
aliases_raw ?
promote ?
skip: step.ready not_equal true
aliases default
Apply default
alias_count count
Count items in aliases
card to_summary
Format results as a summary card
Settings 6 configurable

Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.

reason setting =
vercel setting =
team id setting =
team slug setting =
project id setting =
deployment id setting =

Trust & control

What installing this recipe would let it do. Recued grants these permissions at install — review them there before approving.

Where it runs

Device + server Runs on your device (browser) or your server.

Permissions it requires

Read your Vercel connection
Declared by the recipe — Recued grants these at install, where you review them before approving.

About

Tags

vercel verceldeploymentpromoteproductionreleaseapprovalpack:vercel

Details

15 steps 6 configurable settings recipe_id: promote-vercel-deployment