Trace any Vercel request from the CLI
You can now generate OpenTelemetry traces directly from the Vercel CLI using the vercel curl --trace command to trace requests to a specified endpoint, and fetch generated traces by request ID with vercel traces get. This capability is available on all plans.
You can now generate through the Vercel CLI.Session Traces
Use the new command to generate an OpenTelemetry trace to the specified endpoint from the terminal. vercel curl --trace
Use the new command to fetch the generated trace by request ID.vercel traces get
Available on all plans.
Update the Vercel CLI to the latest version and run to get started. Learn more about the vercel curl --trace CLI command.vercel curl
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