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1 Feb

Sensitive environment variables are now available
You can now add sensitive Environment Variables to your projects for added security of secret values like API keys.
Ana Jovanova, Marc Greenstock, and 1 other
Legacy environment variable secrets are being sunset
Legacy secrets are being sunset in favor of Sensitive Environment Variables, which are now shareable across projects.
Ana Jovanova, Marc Greenstock, and 2 others

31 Jan

Switch between branches directly from deployments
You can now switch between branches directly from the Vercel Toolbar. Access the command menu through the toolbar or ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and select branch switcher.
George Karagkiaouris, Gary Borton, and 1 other
Instrument and trace applications with the OpenTelemetry collector
Vercel and Next.js provide increased observability through OpenTelemetry, and you can now instrument and trace applications with the OpenTelemetry collector.
Dima Voytenko, JJ Kasper, and 2 others

29 Jan

Public environment variables now display a warning
When creating and editing Environment Variables on Vercel, you can now see hints to warn you of potentially leaking secret values to the public.
John Phamous, Sam Becker

26 Jan

Improved resiliency for Vercel Functions with inter-region failover support
Vercel Functions can now automatically failover to the next healthy region. Vercel's Edge Network is resilient to regional outages by automatically rerouting traffic to static assets.
Casey Gowrie, Tristan Siegel, and 2 others

25 Jan

Webhooks are now generally available
Webhooks allow you to get notified through a defined HTTP endpoint about certain deployment or project events that happened on the Vercel platform.
Adrian Cooney, Fabio Benedetti, and 2 others

22 Jan

Protect your Edge Config with a JSON schema
You can now protect your Edge Config with a JSON schema. Use schema protection to prevent unexpected updates that may cause bugs or downtime.
Aaron Morris, Dominik Ferber, and 2 others