vercel link

Learn how to link a local directory to a Vercel Project using the vercel link CLI command.
Table of Contents

The vercel link command links your local directory to a Vercel Project.

terminal
vercel link

Using the vercel link command to link the current directory to a Vercel Project.

terminal
vercel link [path-to-directory]

Using the vercel link command and supplying a path to the local directory of the Vercel Project.

These are options that only apply to the vercel link command.

The --repo option can be used to link all projects in your repository to their respective Vercel projects in one command. This command requires that your Vercel projects are using the Git integration.

terminal
vercel link --repo
Using the vercel link command with the --repo option.

The --yes option can be used to skip questions you are asked when setting up a new Vercel Project. The questions will be answered with the default scope and current directory for the Vercel Project name and location.

terminal
vercel link --yes

Using the vercel link command with the --yes option.

The --project option can be used to specify a project name. In non-interactive usage, --project allows you to set a project name that does not match the name of the current working directory.

terminal
vercel link --yes --project foo

Using the vercel link command with the --project option.

The following global options can be passed when using the vercel link command:

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

Last updated on July 17, 2024