Changelog

The Observability section now includes an Overview dashboard that shows key metrics from Edge Requests, Fast Data Transfer, Vercel Functions, and Edge Functions at a glance.

The Vercel Firewall now supports the OR operator to join logical condition groups to create more customized WAF rules

New projects will detect and use pnpm@10, based on the project lockfile. Old projects can opt-in to pnpm@10 using Corepack.

The Vercel Firewall now has additional controls over system bypass rules to improve how firewall rules are deployed

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.