Deployments now display the build cache size and its proximity to the limit, offering detailed information through the CLI and new API endpoints. This feature is enabled by default on all plans for deployments built on or after October 21, ensuring efficient build processes and preventing cache overflow.
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Deployments now display the build cache size and its proximity to the limit.: Deployments now display the build cache size and its proximity to the limit.
This feature is enabled by default on all plans for deployments built on or after October…: This feature is enabled by default on all plans for deployments built on or after October 21, ensuring efficient build processes and preventing cache overflow.
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Deployment summaries now show the size of the build cache each deployment saved and how close it is to the limit for its build machine. The same information is in the CLI with vercel inspect
on version 65.1.0 or newer, and in the get-deployment REST API endpoint.
Uploading the build cache is billable build time, and a cache that goes over the limit is discarded, so the next build starts without one.
This is on by default on all plans for deployments built on or after October 21. See the maximum build cache size for each build machine in the docs.
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