Sourced from vercel's releases.

vercel@48.0.0

Major Changes

• The vercel login command has been overhauled, see below for how to use the new flow. (#13802)

  Breaking changes

  The following are now obsolete:

  • Passing the email argument or --github, --gitlab, --bitbucket flags. Run the command without any options:

  - $ vercel login your@email.com
  - $ vercel login --github
  - $ vercel login --gitlab
  - $ vercel login --bitbucket
  + $ vercel login
  

  Choose your preferred authentication method in the browser instead.

  • Passing the teamId/teamSlug argument. Run the command without any options:

  - $ vercel login team
  + $ vercel login
  

  After signing in with any of the non-SAML methods, you will be prompted to authorize individual teams.

  • --oob: Visit vercel.com/device on any browser-capable device and enter the code shown in the terminal. This flag is now obsolete.

  [!TIP] Hit Enter to open the link automatically, if you are signing in from a browser-capable device.

  [!IMPORTANT] Read the instructions carefully to match your location, IP, and request time when approving the device, as you will be granting access to your Vercel account.

  Resources

  • vercel login Documentation
  • vercel login --help

  Good to know: The new login experience is built on top of the OAuth 2.0 Device Flow specification.

Minor Changes

• [cli] add new commands vercel cache invalidate --tag and vercel cache dangerously-delete --tag (#13898)

Patch Changes

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Sourced from vercel's changelog.

48.0.0

Major Changes

• The vercel login command has been overhauled, see below for how to use the new flow. (#13802)

  Breaking changes

  The following are now obsolete:

  • Passing the email argument or --github, --gitlab, --bitbucket flags. Run the command without any options:

  - $ vercel login your@email.com
  - $ vercel login --github
  - $ vercel login --gitlab
  - $ vercel login --bitbucket
  + $ vercel login
  

  Choose your preferred authentication method in the browser instead.

  • Passing the teamId/teamSlug argument. Run the command without any options:

  - $ vercel login team
  + $ vercel login
  

  After signing in with any of the non-SAML methods, you will be prompted to authorize individual teams.

  • --oob: Visit vercel.com/device on any browser-capable device and enter the code shown in the terminal. This flag is now obsolete.

  [!TIP] Hit Enter to open the link automatically, if you are signing in from a browser-capable device.

  [!IMPORTANT] Read the instructions carefully to match your location, IP, and request time when approving the device, as you will be granting access to your Vercel account.

  Resources

  • vercel login Documentation
  • vercel login --help

  Good to know: The new login experience is built on top of the OAuth 2.0 Device Flow specification.

Minor Changes

• [cli] add new commands vercel cache invalidate --tag and vercel cache dangerously-delete --tag (#13898)

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• f910a32 Version Packages (#13917)
• 6b91660 feat(cli): unflag new --future login experience (#13802)
• e9ddba2 [cli] add new commands vercel cache invalidate --tag (#13898)
• 9004921 Version Packages (#13915)
• 7d4bbd5 Version Packages (#13912)
• ce3cc50 Version Packages (#13910)
• 04aff65 Version Packages (#13908)
• f7fbbca Version Packages (#13904)
• 4324ea4 [cli] Add guidance mode for deploy and env commands (#13900)
• c108f21 Version Packages (#13903)
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