Use native curl syntax with Vercel CLI
The Vercel CLI now supports native curl syntax for making requests, accepting full URLs, bare hostnames, and flags while automatically using your Vercel auth to bypass Deployment Protection. You can also pass just a path if you've linked a project.
You can now use native syntax with the Vercel CLI. The command accepts full URLs, bare hostnames, and the flag, and uses your Vercel auth to bypass .curl--urlvercel curlDeployment Protection
If you've linked a project, you can also pass just a path:
Update to the latest Vercel CLI version and run to get started. Learn more in the .vercel curlVercel CLI documentation
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