Deployment-level configuration for Fluid compute
Fluid compute can now be configured per-deployment via vercel.json, allowing teams to selectively enable or disable it independently of project-level settings.
You can now configure on a per-deployment basis.Fluid compute
By setting in your , Fluid compute will be activated for that specific deployment. You can also enable or disable Fluid regardless of project level settings."fluid": truevercel.json
This allows teams to selectively test and adopt Fluid compute without changing the global project settings.
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