vercel rolling-release

The vercel rolling-release command (also available as vercel rr) is used to manage your project's rolling releases. Rolling releases allow you to gradually roll out new deployments to a small fraction of your users before promoting them to everyone.

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vercel rolling-release [command]

Using vercel rolling-release with a specific command to manage rolling releases.

Configure rolling release settings for a project.

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vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='{"enabled":true, "advancementType":"manual-approval", "stages":[{"targetPercentage":10},{"targetPercentage":50},{"targetPercentage":100}]}'

Using the vercel rolling-release configure command to set up a rolling release with manual approval stages.

Start a rolling release for a specific deployment.

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vercel rolling-release start --dpl=dpl_abc //Where "dpl_abc" is the deployment id or URL

Using the vercel rolling-release start command to begin a rolling release for a deployment.

Approve the current stage of an active rolling release.

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vercel rolling-release approve --dpl=dpl_abc --currentStageIndex=0

Using the vercel rolling-release approve command to approve the current stage and advance to the next stage.

Abort an active rolling release.

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vercel rolling-release abort --dpl=dpl_abc

Using the vercel rolling-release abort command to stop an active rolling release.

Complete an active rolling release, promoting the deployment to 100% of traffic.

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vercel rolling-release complete --dpl=dpl_abc

Using the vercel rolling-release complete command to finish a rolling release and fully promote the deployment.

Fetch details about a rolling release.

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vercel rolling-release fetch

Using the vercel rolling-release fetch command to get information about the current rolling release.

These are options that only apply to the vercel rolling-release command.

The --cfg option is used to configure rolling release settings. It accepts a JSON string or the value 'disable' to turn off rolling releases.

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vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='{"enabled":true, "advancementType":"automatic", "stages":[{"targetPercentage":10,"duration":5},{"targetPercentage":100}]}'

Using the vercel rolling-release configure command with automatic advancement.

The --dpl option specifies the deployment ID or URL for rolling release operations.

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vercel rolling-release start --dpl=https://example.vercel.app

Using the vercel rolling-release start command with a deployment URL.

The --currentStageIndex option specifies the current stage index when approving a rolling release stage.

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vercel rolling-release approve --currentStageIndex=0 --dpl=dpl_123

Using the vercel rolling-release approve command with a specific stage index.

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vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='{"enabled":true, "advancementType":"automatic", "stages":[{"targetPercentage":10,"duration":5},{"targetPercentage":100}]}'

This configures a rolling release that starts at 10% traffic, automatically advances after 5 minutes, and then goes to 100%.

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vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='{"enabled":true, "advancementType":"manual-approval","stages":[{"targetPercentage":10},{"targetPercentage":100}]}'

This configures a rolling release that starts at 10% traffic and requires manual approval to advance to 100%.

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vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='{"enabled":true, "advancementType":"manual-approval", "stages":[{"targetPercentage":10},{"targetPercentage":50},{"targetPercentage":100}]}'

This configures a rolling release with three stages: 10%, 50%, and 100% traffic, each requiring manual approval.

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vercel rolling-release configure --cfg='disable'

This disables rolling releases for the project.

The following global options can be passed when using the vercel rolling-release command:

For more information on global options and their usage, refer to the options section.

Last updated on June 24, 2025