Git author must have access to the project on Vercel to create deployments

Context

I have one configured account in Vercel, which is the main account I used to create my github project.

However, I have a few collaborators that are accepted to push into this repository and trigger deploys in Vercel.

  1. Camila (personal, I created this one)
  2. Chapitoj (personal, he created his account)

Current versus Expected behavior

Previously, it was possible for me to create my own commits and trigger a deploy in Vercel. However, now it doesn’t seem possible because I get the error:

How can I fix this?

What I’ve already done

  1. I already noticed that this has been an ongoing issue (HOWEVER i don’t know if the discussions apply to my specific case)
    And I’ve tried to redefine my credentials with the git global settings but that did not work out as planned.

Hi, @travelme-sg! Welcome to the Vercel Community.

Your builds are most likely blocked because you are not the owner of the team. On Hobby, Vercel’s free plan, the commit author must be the owner of the Hobby account.

If you’re looking to collaborate on a project or team that you don’t own, you have a few options!

  • Make your repository public. Vercel loves open source technology! Collaboration is free for public repositories.
  • Upgrade to Pro and add @Chapitoj as a member. A Pro subscription is required to access Vercel’s collaborative features.
  • If you’re an owner of the team, upgrade and add @Chapitoj as a member.
    • If you’re a user who would like to request access, head to the /teams/invite link in the message.
    • If you’re already a member of the name team, make sure that your Vercel account is connected to your git provider name account.

Let me know if you have any questions!

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