Skew Protection now supports prebuilt deployments
Skew Protection can now be used with prebuilt deployments via the --prebuilt flag, allowing teams to build locally and upload to Vercel with custom deployment IDs configured in next.config.js. The deployment ID is written to routes-manifest.json and used for skew protection routing.
Skew Protection can now be used with deployments.vercel deploy --prebuilt
For teams building locally and uploading with , you can now set a custom in your :--prebuiltdeploymentIdnext.config.js
This ID is written to and used by Vercel for skew protection routing. You control the ID lifecycle, using the same ID across multiple prebuilt deployments or updating it when deploying new versions.routes-manifest.json
This feature enables Skew Protection support for the specific workflow of building applications locally and then uploading them to Vercel.
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