Vercel·32wPython package manager uv is now available for builds with zero configuration
Vercel has adopted uv, a Rust-based Python package manager, as the default for Python builds. This integration delivers 30-65% faster build times and expands dependency format support beyond requirements.txt and Pipfile to include uv.lock and pyproject.toml files. The change requires zero configuration and applies automatically to all Python projects on the platform.
Vercel·31wExpanded Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for Enterprise teams
Vercel enhanced its RBAC system with multi-role support per user, a dedicated Security role, and extended permissions for granular access control. New permissions include project creation, production deployment management, usage viewing, integration management, and environment variable control. Access Groups now integrate with team roles and extended permissions through Directory Sync mappings.
Vercel·31wNew Domains Registrar API for domain search, pricing, purchase, and management
Vercel launched a new Domains Registrar API that enables programmatic domain operations including searching TLDs, checking availability, purchasing and renewing domains, managing nameservers, and handling transfers. The API replaces the deprecated Legacy Domains API, which will sunset on November 9, 2025. Users of Vercel CLI need to upgrade to version 48.2.8 or later for domain-related operations.
Vercel·30wZero-configuration support for NestJS
Vercel now automatically detects and deploys NestJS applications without requiring manual configuration. NestJS backends on Vercel use Fluid compute with Active CPU pricing, enabling automatic scaling based on traffic with pay-per-use billing. Developers can deploy NestJS apps immediately using Vercel's templates and documentation.