Changelog

External rewrites between projects within the same team have been optimized internally, lowering the Fast Data Transfer they use and their associated costs.

Statsig, the unified platform for experimentation, feature flags, and analytics, is now available as a first-party integration on Vercel.

The Vercel Firewall dashboard now displays enriched IP address data, including the AS name, AS number, and geolocation on hover.

Next.js 15.2 introduces experimental Node.js Middleware, now available at Vercel—giving you full Node.js runtime support for your Middleware. Run authentication, logging, request handling, and more with familiar Node.js APIs.

You can now specify glob patterns for Git branches in the `git.deploymentEnabled` field in `vercel.json`.

Vercel Domains now supports registration for 66 new TLDs, while removing select ccTLDs and regional domains. Learn more about these updates.

Metrics on the Vercel Usage dashboard now contain one-click links to corresponding Observability tabs, making it easier to dive deeper into your team and project usage.

Vercel now defaults to skipping builds for unchanged code in monorepos, reducing queue times and improving efficiency. Additionally, the setting for this behavior has been added to the Vercel Terraform provider.