You can now preview the framework preset and files that Vercel CLI includes in a deployment before creating one.
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For automation or further inspection, return the complete file manifest as JSON:
JSON output includes the detected framework, included and ignored paths, directory size distribution, largest files, file modes, and content hashes. Piped and other non-TTY output automatically uses JSON.
Agents can use this manifest as a pre-deployment check, verifying framework detection, identifying unexpected or missing files, flagging oversized assets or unusual file modes, and updating
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vercel deploy --dry from a linked project:For automation or further inspection, return the complete file manifest as JSON:
JSON output includes the detected framework, included and ignored paths, directory size distribution, largest files, file modes, and content hashes. Piped and other non-TTY output automatically uses JSON.
Agents can use this manifest as a pre-deployment check, verifying framework detection, identifying unexpected or missing files, flagging oversized assets or unusual file modes, and updating
.vercelignore or project configuration. Agents can rerun the check until the manifest matches the intended deployment, without uploading code or creating a deployment.Update the Vercel CLI to
v54.17.2 or later to get started. Learn more in the vercel deploy documentation.Read more
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