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I have a reactjs website and the repository is in gitlab. Every time I make a new commit in gitlab I go to vercel to see the deployment status. And every time I get an 404 deployment error. The deployment that is live right now on Vercel is a commit from 4 days ago. Every new commit I make redirects to a 404 error page. On gitlab's side everything works well, so the issue is on vercel's side. Can someone explain what to do? |
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Firstly, you should check to see whether the issue occurs locally. Usually, this is because of a discrepancy between your output directory and where your output files live (you can check the latter by using the If you still need a hand, try sharing one of your deploys or the deploy ID. |
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Thanks! The URL is enough for me to identify the project. So you know, the project ID is the value at the end of the URL for a deployment, e.g. According to your deployment overview – You may be getting |
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Thanks! The URL is enough for me to identify the project. So you know, the project ID is the value at the end of the URL for a deployment, e.g.
https://vercel.com/[owner-name]/[project-name]/[deployment-id]
. So, the ID for this deploy is42RuJKpKifzKCgDXpZx1XWype5Lp
.According to your deployment overview –
https://vercel.com/[owner-name]/[project-name]/deployments
–42RuJKpKifzKCgDXpZx1XWype5Lp
is the most recent deployment, made 22 hours ago.You may be getting
404
s as ownership of the project has recently changed. You'll need to ensure that you are a team member, in order to view that page.