As of this morning, we can no longer deploy our project.
It is linked to our private GitHub project account from which I deploy with my personal GH account.
I’m the only developer on the project, no one else has access to the code or commits it.
My commit is in error with the message: “The Git author must have access to the project”.
If I try to approve it requires me to switch to the “Team” plan, even though I’m the sole developer of the project.
I’m the only one collaborator of the project, not the owner.
My GH account is the (unique) GH project collaborator linked to Vercel (and used as the login method).
Commit : 156a4125f49bd6e90632813e6fbb6fdfda9c05c7
Yesterday I made one without problem (d35c98a273d323e050fbdecd29cdc316b95744c0)
It looks like your vercel email is [redacted] , however your GitHub email is [redacted] which is causing the problem. You need to make sure it’s using the same email address: Why aren't commits triggering deployments on Vercel?
Collaboration has never been allowed on Hobby, but a bug allowed some teams to bypass this limitation. Our team recently shipped a fix that ensures our collaboration limits are enforced in GitHub.
The deployment {name} with SHA cfed7f2347a7b5e93ea5603be1b772197c299b4f is blocked due to insufficient permissions. The github user DELETED ACCOUNT is not part of the team.
looks like it’s deploying now. jsut FYI I didn’t do anything and didn’t reconnect github acc. I tried to, but there was a bunch of errors and I dropped the idea and wrote in the support.
just saying, it’s definitely worth it to let the dev/test team know about it so the can test the “fix” more properly. Not being able to update prod is a very critical thing for services that rely on vercel.