The Heroku CLI is a vital tool for developers, providing a simple, extensible way to interact with the powerful features Heroku offers. We understand the importance of keeping the CLI updated to enhance user experience and ensure stability. With the release of Heroku CLI v10, we’re excited to introduce key changes that enhance the user experience and improve compatibility with the next-generation Heroku platform.

What's New in Version 10.0.0?

Heroku CLI v10 introduces several breaking changes, updates for Fir (the next-generation Heroku platform), and overall performance improvements. Here's a breakdown of the key features:

Breaking Changes

• Node.js 20 Upgrade:
  The CLI has...

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Start with a Staging Application

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