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umbraco-cloud/build-and-customize-your-solution/handle-deployments-and-environments/umbraco-cicd/samplecicdpipeline/advanced-deployment-options.md

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# Advanced Setup: Deployment options
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In this example, you will learn how to use the deployment options available with the v2 endpoints for CI/CD.
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Here you will learn how to use the deployment options available with the v2 endpoints for CI/CD.
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This provides some control to the deployment process.
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This provides some control to the CI/CD deployment process within the isolated instance before your code hits the website.
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## Option: skipVersionCheck
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The Umbraco CI/CD Flow runs the deployment in an isolated instance before doing the actual deployment to cloud. In the isolated instance we will try to do a `Dotnet restore` and `Dotnet build` of the incoming solution. This is a safeguard to prevent CI/CD isolated instance from sending broken code to the Umbraco Cloud environment.
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Enabling this option will skip the `restore` and `build` process in the isolated instance. This can take a couple of minutes of the deployment process.
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Enabling this option will skip the `restore` and `build` process in the isolated instance. This can shorten the deployment process with a couple of minutes.
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The final deployment on the actual website still runs it's own Restore and Build, which cannot be skipped.
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Keep in mind that the final KUDU deployment on the actual website still runs it's own **Restore**, **Build** and **Publish**, which cannot be skipped.
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## How to enable the options
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