Add cache tags from Function responses, regardless of framework
Functions can now add cache tags to responses using the addCacheTag function from @vercel/functions package, enabling flexible cache invalidation across all plans and frameworks.
You can now add one or more cache tags to your Function response by importing the function from npm package.addCacheTag@vercel/functions
import { addCacheTag } from '@vercel/functions'
Once the cached response has a tag associated with it, you can later invalidate the cache in one of several ways:
Available on all plans and all frameworks.
Learn more about .cache invalidation
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