Deploying Your Next.js App with PNPM to Vercel

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Deploy Your Next.js App with PNPM to Vercel

Using pnpm instead of npm or yarn in Next.js requires an extra step when deploying to Vercel: enabling Corepack. Here’s how to do it smoothly.

Step 1: Enable Corepack

Corepack ensures pnpm commands work in your build environment. Run these commands locally:

corepack enable
corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate

This ensures pnpm is available both locally and in Vercel’s cloud builds.

Step 2: Build your Next.js app

Run the following commands to install dependencies and build your project:

pnpm install
pnpm build

Make sure pnpm build works locally before deploying.

Step 3: Deploy to Vercel

1. Sign in to Vercel and import your Git repo.



2. Set the Install Command to:

pnpm install

3. Set the Build Command to:

pnpm build

4. Deploy the project — Vercel will use Corepack to run pnpm automatically.

Step 4: Tips for Success

  • Ensure Node 18+ is selected in Vercel’s Environment Settings.
  • Commit pnpm-lock.yaml to your repo so Vercel knows all dependencies.
  • Test pnpm build locally before deploying to catch any errors early.

Conclusion

Deploying a Next.js app with pnpm on Vercel is seamless once Corepack is enabled. You can now enjoy pnpm’s speed and efficiency without deployment issues.

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