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Step 1: In the root of your project, you need a vercel.json file. This is the configuration file Vercel uses to understand how to handle your project. Step 2: Update the vercel.json file with the following content: (this vercel.json file is for a frontend React app with a nodejs backend) {. "version": 2, "builds": [.
For the the people who can not find Project Settings like myself, Vercel UI maybe a bit tricky to get used to. There are 2 different settings - Vercel overall setting and your individial project setting. The page you need to change Build & Development Settings or root directory, build commands is NOT the Setting link on the top menu:
From the documentation, Vercel allows for automatic deployments on every branch push and merges onto the Production Branch of your GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket projects. The production branch is selected in the following order: The main branch. If not present, the master branch (more details). [Only for Bitbucket] If not present, the ...
If you want to deploy a branch without pushing a commit, you can use vercel-cli. To re-deploy the preview environment: vercel --force. To re-deploy the production environment: vercel --prod --force. If you haven't setup vercel-cli yet check Vercel's CLI document. Source: Deploy An App Without Pushing An Empty Commit.
NOTE: Vercel uses dynamic IP addresses so you'll need to add an exception to access from any IP address in your MongoDB Atlas dashboard. To do this simplify navigate to the Network Access tab, hit the Add IP Address button, and then hit the Allow Access From Anywhere button or for the Access List Entry enter 0.0.0/0.
I've scrolled through vercel docs but wasn't been able find any references that python version could be specified in builds or functions section of Vercel.json. in 'builds' you specify npm package @vercel/python .
Vercel has no say about what happens client side so it shouldn't matter – mousetail. Commented May 3 ...
22. You can deploy private repositories if you go to profile > settings > application > vercel, this is the link : Github applications. And add your repo under the Repository access. Now you can find the repo listed in your vercel profile. this should be the accepted answer. Vercel supports private GitHub repositories and I just had to add my ...
Vercel has more information at this link Choosing a Runtime Also, as a heads up Vercel does not support Docker containers or container deployments in general. Alternatively you could host your .Net backend on AWS or Azure and then host the front end of your app on Vercel but you would have to create the front end with a supported framework like ...
7. I think this will be due to Vercel's serverless functions having a maximum execution timeout, so they can't maintain a websocket connection. In order to use Websockets with Vercel you'll need to use a third party service to handle your websocket connections for you. Something like Ably or Pusher, or PubNub.