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Vercel Blog·Apr 6·5 min read
Vercel CLI commands now scoped to local directory
TL;DR
Previously, Vercel CLI commands were global, which could lead to conflicts in multi-project environments. Now, Vercel has introduced a feature that scopes CLI commands to the local directory, allowing for project-specific configurations.
✦ Why It Matters
Engineers can now work on multiple projects without worrying about command conflicts, enhancing productivity.
Key Takeaways
- Run pnpm i -g vercel@latest to update your CLI.
- Use vc project ls for project-specific queries.
- Utilize the --scope flag for team overrides.
- Check your CLI version to ensure compatibility.
Full Summary
Vercel has updated its Command Line Interface (CLI) to ensure that commands like vc project ls and vc domains ls operate within the context of the linked local directory. Previously, these commands returned results based on the global team settings, which could lead to confusion when working on specific projects.
With this change, users will see outputs that are directly relevant to their current working environment, making it easier to manage projects and domains. Users still have the option to specify a different team by using the --scope flag if needed.
To take advantage of this update, users should run pnpm i -g vercel@latest to ensure they are using version 50.40.0 or later of the Vercel CLI.