Vercel CLI Global Options
Global options are commonly available to use with multiple Vercel CLI commands. Learn about Vercel CLI's global options here.Global options are commonly available to use with multiple Vercel CLI commands.
The --cwd
option can be used to provide a working directory (that can be different from the current directory) when running Vercel CLI commands.
This option can be a relative or absolute path.
vercel --cwd ~/path-to/project
Using the vercel
command with the
--cwd
option.
The --debug
option, shorthand -d
, can be used to provide a more verbose output when running Vercel CLI commands.
vercel --debug
Using the vercel
command with the
--debug
option.
The --global-config
option, shorthand -Q
, can be used set the path to the global configuration directory.
vercel --global-config /path-to/global-config-directory
Using the vercel
command with the
--global-config
option.
The --help
option, shorthand -h
, can be used to display more information about Vercel CLI commands.
vercel --help
Using the vercel
command with the
--help
option.
vercel alias --help
Using the vercel alias
command with the
--help
option.
The --local-config
option, shorthand -A
, can be used to set the path to a local vercel.json
file.
vercel --local-config /path-to/vercel.json
Using the vercel
command with the
--local-config
option.
The --scope
option, shorthand -S
, can be used to execute Vercel CLI commands from a scope that’s not currently active.
vercel --scope my-team-slug
Using the vercel
command with the
--scope
option.
The --token
option, shorthand -t
, can be used to execute Vercel CLI commands with an authorization token.
vercel --token iZJb2oftmY4ab12HBzyBXMkp
Using the vercel
command with the
--token
option.
The --no-color
option, or NO_COLOR=1
environment variable, can be used to execute Vercel CLI commands with no color or emoji output. This respects the NO_COLOR standard.
vercel login --no-color
Using the vercel
command with the
--no-color
option.
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