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We're All in This Together
, we're lucky to be minimally affected by recent events. Outside of our regular work, we're doing our best to support one another and our families — hosting virtual game nights, zoom hangouts, group meditation, and regular check-ins.As a remote-first company We also recognize that we have an opportunity — no, an obligation — to help our communities in any way we can. So today, we want to step aside from our typical product-focused content and highlight some recent projects from developers in our
Canceling Ongoing Deployments
Sometimes you might find yourself having created a deployment that you don't need anymore, or that is causing other deployments to get queued behind it. Previously, it was necessary to wait for such deployments to complete, and then delete them. As of today, however, you can immediately if they are no longer required.cancel deployments Read more
New Git Integration Settings
Creating a new project on Vercel is as simple as importing a Git repository from your favorite provider, whether that's , , or .GitHubGitLabBitbucket Once a project has been imported, the Git Integration connection can be edited in the blink of an eye. Today, we're making this process easier to understand and more reliable than before. Read more
PlanetScale migrates open source Vitess test suite from Python to Go
Over the last three quarters, the team at PlanetScale has focused on the dual goals of making open source Vitess easy to use and easy to contribute to. A part of this effort was a migration of all the integration tests written in Python to Go. There were several reasons for this project: The Python tests were very time-consuming to develop and debug. The Python tests added additional install dependencies for anyone getting started as a contributor. Support for the Python version being used (2.7)
Refactoring Legacy Code with the Strangler Fig Pattern
Refined Logging
With the launch of , we made it easy to pipe the invocation logs of your Serverless Functions or Static Files to a log inspection tool like or .Log DrainsLogDNADatadog Handing off this piece of your production workflow to a service dedicated to this purpose allowed us to tighten our focus around what we do best: Plug-and-play realtime logs. Read more
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