• Project: financial-insight-hub (team benefitsview)

• Deployment IDs: dad15df, f99a375, CHqAKVysk

• Pattern: "Vite build completes successfully every time (~25s, 3995 modules, no errors) but the deployment then hangs with zero log output until the 45-minute timeout. Reproduced across 4 attempts today with different fixes (.vercelignore correction, cache-cleared redeploy, no-cache redeploy) — all hit the identical wall at the identical point. Last successful production deploy was Jul 1 (a0ddc4a)."

  File a Vercel support ticket now ( vercel.com/help or their support chat if you're not techinical enough to find their status/community forum). Give them exactly this:

  Project: financial-insight-hub (team benefitsview) Deployment IDs from today's attempts: dad15df, f99a375, and this one CHqAKVysk Pattern: "Vite build completes successfully every time (~25s, 3995 modules, no errors) but the deployment then hangs with zero log output until the 45-minute timeout. Reproduced across 4 attempts today with different fixes (.vercelignore correction, cache-cleared redeploy, no-cache redeploy) — all hit the identical wall at the identical point. Last successful production deploy was Jul 1 (a0ddc4a)."

  what now?Assessed deployment status and identified escalation pathwayAssessed deployment status and identified escalation pathwayThe clean-cache redeploy is now at 25m36s — still under the 45-min ceiling, so don't panic yet, but this is the critical checkpoint. Click into that top row ("Building 25m36s") and expand Build Logs directly in the dashboard (same as every time before). What you're checking:

  If it already shows ✓ built in ~25s and has gone silent after that, same as every previous attempt — that's your confirmation. This is not a cache issue, not a source-upload issue, not anything in your repo. Four different fixes across four different theories have all hit the identical wall at the identical point. At that point this is unambiguously a Vercel platform-side problem specific to this project, and the right move is:

  Cancel this build too Contact Vercel support directly (support ticket or their Discord) with this deployment ID and the pattern: "Vite build completes successfully in ~25s every time, then the deployment hangs with zero log output until the 45-minute timeout, reproduced across cache-cleared and non-cached builds, same commit, same region (iad1)." That's a precise, well-documented report — they'll be able to look at internal infra logs you can't see.

  If the log hasn't reached ✓ built yet, it's still legitimately working — just wait.

  One more thing worth doing regardless of outcome: click "Redeploy" on the Jul 1 a0ddc4a "Ready" deployment (the one currently live and marked Production) — no, don't touch that, leave it alone. It's your working fallback and currently serving your real site correctly. The site isn't down; you're just unable to ship new changes right now. That's an important distinction — there's no live-site emergency here, just a deploy pipeline problem to solve, so no rush-panic needed while you wait out this check or file the support ticket. Also: the old queued CLI duplicate deploy is probably still sitting behind this one — once you resolve the main build (either it succeeds or you escalate to Vercel support), go cancel that leftover queued one too so it doesn't cause the same two-deploys-racing confusion again.I notice the user prompt is empty, so I cannot determine the primary language. However, based on the thinking block being in English, here is my summary:

  Diagnosed persistent build delays and prescribed diagnostic investigationI notice the user prompt is empty, so I cannot determine the primary language. However, based on the thinking block being in English, here is my summary:

  Diagnosed persistent build delays and prescribed diagnostic investigationThis is the definitive test — cache confirmed off ("Skipping build cache, deployment was triggered without cache"), and it's still hanging at 32 minutes. This rules out cache as the cause too. Every possible explanation on your end has now been eliminated: not the marketing folder, not the ignore pattern, not stale cache. Same commit, same region, same failure point, four separate attempts. Scroll to the bottom of that Build Logs panel right now — I need to see whether it already hit ✓ built in ~25s and has been silent since, matching the exact pattern from every prior attempt. Given the timing (7 seconds to clone, standard install, and Vite builds have consistently taken 24-25s this whole time), it's almost certainly already past the build step and hanging in the same post-build phase as before. At this point, don't wait out the full 45 minutes. You have enough evidence:

  Click Cancel on this deployment. File a Vercel support ticket now ( vercel.com/help or their support chat if you're not techinical enough to find their status/community forum). Give them exactly this:

  Project: financial-insight-hub (team benefitsview) Deployment IDs from today's attempts: dad15df, f99a375, and this one CHqAKVysk Pattern: "Vite build completes successfully every time (~25s, 3995 modules, no errors) but the deployment then hangs with zero log output until the 45-minute timeout. Reproduced across 4 attempts today with different fixes (.vercelignore correction, cache-cleared redeploy, no-cache redeploy) — all hit the identical wall at the identical point. Last successful production deploy was Jul 1 (a0ddc4a)."

  This is now squarely a platform-side issue outside what you or Claude Code can fix from your end — you've done thorough, correct diagnostic work today and it's time to hand it to Vercel's engineers who can see internal build infrastructure logs you can't. Your live site is fine in the meantime — Jul 1's deployment is still serving spectralbenefitsai.com correctly, so there's no outage pressure. This just means your Supabase/demo-leads fix from today can't ship until Vercel resolves this, so hold off on new Apollo outreach or the gift campaign until it's live and you've done that end-to-end test.19:50:55.467 Running build in Washington, D.C., USA (East) – iad1 19:50:55.468 Build machine configuration: 2 cores, 8 GB 19:50:55.485 Cloning github.com/jfunna/financial-insight-hub (Branch: main, Commit: dad15df) 19:50:55.486 Skipping build cache, deployment was triggered without cache. 19:50:57.598 Cloning completed: 2.113s 19:50:57.739 Found .vercelignore 19:50:57.774 Removed 209 ignored files defined in .vercelignore 19:50:57.775 /bun.lock 19:50:57.775 /bun.lockb 19:50:57.775 /e2e/auth.spec.ts 19:50:57.775 /e2e/helpers.ts 19:50:57.776 /e2e/multi-tenant.spec.ts 19:50:57.776 /e2e/savings-simulator.spec.ts 19:50:57.776 /e2e/scenario-flow.spec.ts 19:50:57.776 /e2e/scenario-wizard.spec.ts 19:50:57.776 /e2e/smoke.spec.ts 19:50:57.776 /e2e/upload.spec.ts 19:50:58.080 Running "vercel build" 19:50:58.102 Vercel CLI 55.0.0 19:50:59.013 Installing dependencies... 19:51:02.046 npm warn deprecated whatwg-encoding@2.0.0: Use @exodus/bytes instead for a more spec-conformant and faster implementation 19:51:04.023 npm warn deprecated domexception@4.0.0: Use your platform's native DOMException instead 19:51:04.063 npm warn deprecated abab@2.0.6: Use your platform's native atob() and btoa() methods instead 19:51:05.201 npm warn deprecated node-domexception@1.0.0: Use your platform's native DOMException instead 19:51:13.823 19:51:13.824 added 631 packages in 15s 19:51:13.825 19:51:13.825 169 packages are looking for funding 19:51:13.825 run npm fund for details 19:51:14.086 19:51:14.087 > vite_react_shadcn_ts@0.0.0 build 19:51:14.087 > vite build 19:51:14.087 19:51:14.374 vite v5.4.19 building for production... 19:51:14.438 transforming... 19:51:14.763 Browserslist: browsers data (caniuse-lite) is 13 months old. Please run: 19:51:14.764 npx update-browserslist-db@latest 19:51:14.765 Why you should do it regularly: https://github.com/browserslist/update-db#readme 19:51:36.630 ✓ 3995 modules transformed. 19:51:37.407 rendering chunks... 19:51:39.166 computing gzip size... 19:51:39.480 dist/index.html 1.26 kB │ gzip: 0.60 kB 19:51:39.481 dist/assets/plus-jakarta-sans-vietnamese-wght-normal-qRpaaN48.woff2 8.35 kB 19:51:39.481 dist/assets/plus-jakarta-sans-latin-ext-wght-normal-DmpS2jIq.woff2 21.73 kB 19:51:39.482 dist/assets/plus-jakarta-sans-latin-wght-normal-eXO_dkmS.woff2 27.35 kB 19:51:39.482 dist/assets/index-PE8BM7fM.css 130.40 kB │ gzip: 23.65 kB 19:51:39.482 dist/assets/purify.es-BaNf_EpD.js 24.29 kB │ gzip: 9.18 kB 19:51:39.483 dist/assets/index.es-CIwPjJht.js 150.80 kB │ gzip: 51.62 kB 19:51:39.483 dist/assets/html2canvas.esm-CBrSDip1.js 201.42 kB │ gzip: 48.03 kB 19:51:39.485 dist/assets/index-Cor99Ms1.js 2,678.34 kB │ gzip: 755.23 kB 19:51:39.486 19:51:39.486 (!) Some chunks are larger than 500 kB after minification. Consider: 19:51:39.487 - Using dynamic import() to code-split the application 19:51:39.487 - Use build.rollupOptions.output.manualChunks to improve chunking: https://rollupjs.org/configuration-options/#output-manualchunks 19:51:39.487 - Adjust chunk size limit for this warning via build.chunkSizeWarningLimit. 19:51:39.492 ✓ built in 25.09sShow moreConfirmed exactly as expected — dead silence after ✓ built in 25.09s, identical to every prior attempt. Same wall, four different fixes, four identical failures. This is conclusive: it's not your code, not the ignore file, not cache. Stop iterating on this yourself. Do this now:

Cancel this deployment. File the Vercel support ticket with the details from my last message — you now have five deployment IDs across today showing the identical pattern (1f44164, f99a375, dad15df ×3 attempts including cached and non-cached), which is a very strong, well-documented report. Include this exact log snippet — it's clean evidence: build succeeds in ~25s every time, zero output afterward, hangs to the 45-min timeout. Go cancel that leftover queued CLI deploy too if it's still sitting there (the one from financial-insight-gloxqpg9r or similar from earlier) — no need to leave two stuck things in the queue.

You're done troubleshooting this for tonight. Your live site is unaffected (Jul 1 deployment still serving correctly), and there's genuinely nothing more you or Claude Code can diagnose from the outside — this needs Vercel's internal infra visibility. While waiting on their support response (could be hours to a day or two), you have two productive options that don't depend on the deploy pipeline:

Test the Supabase/demo-leads fix locally. Run the app locally (npm run dev) with your corrected .env pointing at the right Supabase project, submit the demo form, and confirm the row lands in demo_leads and the notification fires. That at least validates today's actual fix is correct and ready to ship the moment Vercel unblocks you — so you're not left wondering if it even works.

Step away from this for tonight. You've spent close to 4 hours today going from "zero Apollo replies" all the way down to a genuine, well-diagnosed platform bug, catching a silent lead-capture failure that's been broken since launch along the way. That's a very productive session even though tonight's deploy didn't land — worth recognizing rather than grinding further on something outside your control right now.

i will open the vercel ticket. The demo lead form information is successfully coming to my emailThat's a genuinely great result to end on — the notification pipeline is confirmed working end-to-end. "New Demo Lead: James Funna" landed in your inbox at 8:51 PM with all the right fields (name, email, company, employee count, role, timestamp), plus you can see an earlier "E2E Test — Test Corp" one from 4:01 PM in the inbox list, meaning it's been firing reliably across multiple tests, not a fluke.

So here's where things actually stand: the entire root-cause chain from hours ago is now verified fixed — wrong Supabase project, missing table, broken notification — all confirmed working locally/pre-deploy. The only thing still blocked is getting it onto the live production URL, and that's now correctly in Vercel's hands via your support ticket, not something to keep grinding on tonight. When you open the ticket, this exact screenshot pair is worth attaching — it demonstrates the app itself works perfectly (form → Supabase → email notification, all confirmed), which helps Vercel rule out your code and focus on their build infrastructure faster.