Infisical Users

Hello! When setting up the environment based on the GitHub branch with `gitBranchToEnvironmentMapping`, after mapping `develop`, `staging`, `production`, I'm wondering if there is a way to do a catch-all for any other branch (`feature/`, `fix/`, etc...)

If not, perhaps this could be a feature to consider:
```"gitBranchToEnvironmentMapping": {
    "develop": "dev",
    "staging": "staging",
    "production": "prod",
    "*": "dev",
  }```

Hey Nick! There's no wildcard/catch-all support in `gitBranchToEnvironmentMapping` right now. It only does exact branch name matching. But the good news is `defaultEnvironment` already works as a catch-all. If the current branch doesn't match anything in the mapping, the CLI falls back to `defaultEnvironment`. So you can just do:
```1{
2  "workspaceId": "...",
3  "defaultEnvironment": "dev",
4  "gitBranchToEnvironmentMapping": {
5    "staging": "staging",
6    "production": "prod"
7  }
8}```
Any branch not explicitly listed — feature/, fix/, develop, whatever, will automatically use `dev`. Should do exactly what you need!

Let me know if this clears this up.

That's exactly what I needed! Thanks <@U0A9SE1E1V2>