Changelog

Monorepo build systems like Turborepo are able to leverage Vercel's infrastructure to remotely cache build artifacts using our Remote Cache API.

When using monorepo build tools like Turborepo, Vercel automatically caches build artifacts remotely for faster, more efficient builds.

Enterprise customers can now transfer projects to other Vercel accounts. This makes it easier for Enterprise teams to move projects between different accounts when ownership changes.

Next.js 12.1 is now available with on-demand ISR (beta), expanded SWC support, a zero-configuration next/jest plugin, and smaller Docker images.

Installing, uninstalling, and changing permissions of Integrations is now shown in the Activity Log.

Version 24 of the Vercel CLI is now available, with many improvements and bug fixes and the new vercel bisect command.

Remote Caching now includes usage graphs showing the number and total size of artifacts your team uploaded or downloaded.

You can now add autocompletion, type checking, schema validation, and in-editor documentation to any vercel.json file.