In Vercel I can't see my latest commits but in Github I see: All checks have failed

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Hi, under deployments I can not see my latest 4-5 commits to ‘main’ branch. In the Github I see:

All checks have failed
1 failing check
Vercel - Git author viltersander must have access to the project on Vercel to create deployments.

From there when I click “Details” Request Team Access – Vercel

then it will ask me to login although I am logged in. If I re-login I see unauthorised and again asks to login or signup.

Followed support chat instructions:

  1. Check Git Integration Installation: Ensure that the Git login connection is correctly set up within the Authentication section of your Vercel account settings. This is crucial for your commits to trigger deployments.
  2. Verify Repository Permissions: Make sure that the repository you are trying to push to has the necessary permissions. You can either grant permissions for all of your repositories or ensure the specific repository is added to the list.
  3. Check Team Membership: If the repository is private and belongs to a Vercel team, ensure that you are a member of that team. For Hobby teams, you need to be the owner, and for Pro teams, you need to be a member.
  4. Correctly Configure Metadata: Ensure that your local Git config is set up with the correct username and email address that matches your Git account linked to Vercel. You can configure this using the following commands:
 git config --global user.name "Your Name"
 git config --global user.email your-email@example.com
  1. Check for Multiple Vercel Accounts: If you have multiple Vercel accounts connected to the same Git account, this can cause issues. Ensure that only one Vercel account is linked to your Git account.

Then wrote back to support:

  1. I see there: GitHub (@armstrong-audio) Connected 6m ago - that looks correct. I also created a new project and deployed the latest (the same repo) and then got the latest up there but when I committed to ‘main’ the same issue was described initially. I would need to create a new project whenever I wanted to deploy the latest.
  2. Yes it has and no changes has been made there
  3. I’m the owner of the hobby team
  4. Set that - didn’t help
  5. Only one yes

Support: Given that you’ve already verified the Git integration, repository permissions, team membership, and Git configuration, and the issue persists, it might be necessary to create a support case to investigate further.

Would you like me to create a support case for you?

Then I said “yes” but the support ticket creation subit button took me here so posting here.

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Hi, @armstrong-audio!

The error message, “Vercel - Git author viltersander must have access to the project on Vercel to create deployments.” reminds me of this:

But you verified that you’re the owner of the Hobby team, right? Does this only happen to one project, or all of them?

Best way for us to debug would be also what @swarnava suggested here:

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