Experimental native binaries for Vercel CLI
Vercel CLI now offers optional experimental native binaries that start faster, eliminate Node.js runtime dependency, and provide enhanced security through code-signing and credential isolation in the system Keychain.
The now ships an optional experimental native binary that starts faster, is even more secure, and requires no Node.js runtime dependency.Vercel CLI
Binaries are code-signed, allowing your OS to verify that they came from Vercel and haven't been modified. Additionally, on macOS, credentials are stored in the system Keychain scoped to the binary, so other processes cannot access them without explicit permission.
You can opt in by installing the experimental package:
The flag is required because installs the same global and bin names as the standard CLI. Once installed, and run the native binary across macOS, Linux, and Windows on x64 and arm64.-f@vercel/vc-nativevercelvcvercelvc
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