Manually purge the CDN cache
Members can now manually purge Vercel's CDN cache via the dashboard or CLI (version 44.2.0+), allowing instant refresh of cached content without waiting for a new deployment. This is useful for cases like Image Optimization where cached content needs to be refreshed quickly.
Users with the role can now purge Vercel’s CDN cache manually, either via the project's or by running in CLI version 44.2.0 or later.Membercache settings dashboardvercel cache purge --type=cdn
By default, the CDN cache is purged automatically with each new deployment. For cases where you want to refresh cached content instantly (without waiting for a new build), you can now manually purge the global CDN cache in milliseconds.
This is especially useful for persistent cache scenarios, like , where paths are cached across deployments. If upstream images have changed, you can now force a refresh instantly.Image Optimization
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