Improvements to command line logs
Vercel CLI v35 adds new commands and options for accessing deployment and runtime logs, including JSON streaming for easier parsing and filtering with tools like jq.
Vercel CLI v35 introduces new commands to access of deployment and runtime logs:
You can now use the option to stream logs as JSON. This makes it easier to parse and filter logs using tools like .--jsonjq
To use these features, update to the latest version of the Vercel CLI:
deploys and shows
vercel deploy --logsbuild logsshows for an existing deployment
vercel inspect --logsbuild logsnow follows of an existing deployment
vercel logsruntime logs
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