Changelog

You can now select an aggregation when analyzing data in Vercel Monitoring. This change provides more visibility to make it easier to analyze your application.

You can now use waitUntil by importing @vercel/functions in your Vercel Functions, regardless of the framework or runtime you use.

Based on your feedback, Hobby customers can now run functions for up to 60 seconds, up from 10 seconds. Pro supports up to 5 minutes.

Enterprise customers can now manage access to critical Vercel projects across many Vercel users easier than ever with Access Groups.

You can now recommend feature flag overrides for specific branches in order to equip your team and quickly share work in development.

Starting today, new Python Builds and Functions will use version 3.12 and new Ruby Builds and Functions will use version 3.3.

You can now add multiple email addresses to your Vercel account. For example, both your personal email and work email can be attached to the same Vercel account.

We've optimized our build process to reduce upload times by 15% on average for all customers. For customers with large builds (10,000 outputs or more), upload times have decreased by 50%.