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Hobby projects now retain fewer deployments to… | VibeLeaderboard

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Hobby projects now retain fewer deployments to free up storage

Source: Jay Gengelbach
Author: Jay Gengelbach
Date: Published Sep 16, 2026

Why it matters

Anyone deploying side projects on Vercel's free tier will now see old deployments pruned sooner, which can affect rollback options and CI history.

Read the source ↗vercel.com

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