Hydrogen 2 projects can now be deployed with zero configuration
Vercel now automatically detects and optimizes Hydrogen 2 projects during import, configuring settings for optimal performance including Edge Functions for server-rendering. New projects can deploy with zero manual configuration using the updated Vercel CLI.
This changelog entry is historical. Edge Functions are deprecated for new projects. Use with the Node.js runtime and . Use for request-time routing before a response completes.Note:Vercel FunctionsFluid computeRouting Middleware
Vercel now supports and automatically optimizes your as of Vercel CLI . When importing a new project, it will detect Hydrogen and configure the right settings for optimal performance — including using for server-rendering pages.Hydrogen 2 projectsVercel Edge Functionsv31.2.3
Deploy the or run command in your terminal to get started.Hydrogen templatevercel init hydrogen-2
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