Vercel Redeploy Not Using the Latest GitHub Commit

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Hi Community,

I’m encountering an issue with my Vercel deployment, and I hope someone here can help me troubleshoot this.

Problem Description:

I’ve made updates to my GitHub repository (marketec/review-manager) and pushed the changes to the branch linked to my Vercel project. However, when I click Redeploy on Vercel, it seems to be pulling an older commit instead of using the latest changes from the repository. This results in a failed deployment with the following error:

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Failed to compile.
./comparison/src_profile.ts:3:29
Type error: Cannot find module '../auth/[...nextauth]' or its corresponding type declarations.

What I’ve Tried So Far:

  1. Checked GitHub Repository Updates:
  • Verified that my repository is up-to-date with the correct changes by running:

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git log --oneline
  • Confirmed that the latest commit is pushed to the main branch.
  1. Confirmed Vercel Git Settings:
  • Checked the connected repository in Vercel under Settings > Git. It is correctly linked to marketec/review-manager on GitHub.
  1. Cleared Build Cache:
  • Enabled Clear Build Cache in Settings > Build & Development Settings before triggering a redeploy.
  1. Manually Triggered Deployment:
  • Pushed an empty commit to force a redeploy:

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git commit --allow-empty -m "Trigger redeploy"
git push
  1. Reverted/Reset Commits:
  • Tried reverting the problematic commit and resetting the branch to a known good state. Then, I pushed the changes:

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git reset --hard <correct-commit-hash>
git push origin main --force

Main Issue:

Despite all these steps, the redeployment on Vercel still pulls an older commit instead of the latest commit from the linked branch. I suspect something is cached or misconfigured on Vercel’s side, but I’m not sure how to fix it.

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