: The Vercel CLI supports standard Windows terminals like Command Prompt (cmd.exe) and PowerShell [25]. Installation :
What you’ll need
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This guide gives a concise, actionable path to get a web app from a Windows 7 development machine onto Vercel, plus practical workarounds when Win7 compatibility issues arise. : The Vercel CLI supports standard Windows terminals
Spoiler: It gets weird.