Activity Log now available in Vercel CLI
Vercel CLI now includes the vercel activity command, allowing users to query team activities with filtering by type, date range, and project. This provides quick access to all team events including who performed actions and when.
The provides a list of all activities on a team, along with the user who performed the event, the type of event, and time.activity log
We've now added the command to the CLI so that you can query for activity events. You can filter events by type, date range, and project, or view all events across your team.vercel activity
Learn more about the Vercel CLI and the vercel activity command.
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