A member of my Team shared a v0 project with me that is published on Vercel. I am trying to connect it to GitHub but it keeps failing. I checked the v0 project specific settings and it shows that I need to connect to Vercel first… but every time I try to do that it fails.
I can view the Deployment on Vercel by clicking through to it from the upper right Publish menu. I can’t find any way to create a GitHub repo from the project anywhere, though. There are no specific error messages so I can’t see what’s blocking me.
Any ideas on what I can do to unblock this? Can anyone help? Not sure what information to share but it’s not a public project. If someone from Vercel could provide an avenue for support I would greatly appreciate it! (Saw another thread on here where someone was having the same issue and it was resolved by a wonderful Vercel team member so figured I’d try the same).
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I’ll double check internally, but it’s possible that only the original creator of the project is able to connect git and set up Vercel for it. If that’s the case we should have clear UI for it, and if it’s not the case then I’ll need more info about where the process is failing for you, so I’ll share the current flows and you can let me know if you’re missing any UI elements or point out where you’re getting errors
The easiest way is through the GitHub icon in the top right. Choose your scope and click Create Repository. if you get an error at this step, let me know what it says
Alternatively, you can use the sidebar, which does require explicitly connecting Vercel first. After connecting it should pop up a green toast saying “Successfully created and linked project” and then allow you to connect GitHub. If this is where you’re getting the error, can you share any details like possible console logs or network request failures?
If this is indeed a permissions issue, then we need to make that clearer in the UI
so figured I’d try the same).
