I’ve been trying to deploy my Next.js app to Vercel, but no matter what I do, the deployed site still shows the default Next.js welcome page instead of my actual content.
Here’s what I’ve already done:
• GitHub is correctly connected, and I’m using the main branch as the production branch.
• I’ve updated the files in page.tsx and other components and committed them properly.
• I verified all build and deployment logs – no errors.
• Environment variables are set correctly in the Vercel dashboard.
• The root directory and framework preset (Next.js) are correctly configured.
• I’ve tried redeploying several times.
• I even ran git pull origin main --allow-unrelated-histories --no-rebase as suggested.
• I checked the output folder settings, and I’m using default .next.
Despite all of that, my deployed site hasn’t changed at all. I’m honestly starting to get frustrated and am close to giving up.
If anyone has an idea what I might have overlooked or what else I could try — I’d be really thankful for your support!
Yep same issue.
Note that I have checked using Perplexity to see if this issue is a know issue:
" You are not alone in this. This is a v0.dev platform issue, not your fault. If you want, I can help you draft a message to v0.dev support, or help you triage which files are most critical for immediate work.
Let me know how you’d like to proceed."
I have tried everything too.
Forking, GitHub, Downloads, etc.
Only option is to copy and paste each file’s content and I have hundreds of files.
I have spent LOTS of money trying to undo bugs this software creates only to now not have access to MY code.
I copied all files across to my local drive and got my application working.
Note I had problems with Chrome.
I opened my app in Edge, cleared the cache, and it works.
Hope this helps others!
