@rauchg: You can now import Lovable apps to Vercel with zero config. Just import your Git repo. New Lovable apps are Nitro-backe…
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Vercel now supports importing Lovable apps with zero configuration, using Nitro as the runtime, enabling AI development with no ceiling.
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You can now import 💗Lovable apps to Vercel with zero config. Just import your Git repo.
New Lovable apps are Nitro-backed, the standard runtime for the open web. Start in Lovable, grow on Vercel: AI development with no ceiling.
Vercel (@vercel): You can now deploy @Lovable apps to Vercel.
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