Configure which sources can create deployments with Deployment Policies

UpdateJul 13, 2026VerifiedAdded Sep 22, 2026

Deployment Policies are now available and enable teams to restrict which mechanisms, organizations, and repositories are allowed to create deployments. Each policy can be configured per environment at the team and project level, allowing flexible combinations of rules. Learn more about Deployment Policies . Read more

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