Deployment starts unintentionally

Deployment starts even when a non-member account commits to git in the Pro plan.
This never happened before, but now when I commit to git, even with a non-member account, it starts deploying. deploying works in the preview environment, but not the behavior I expect.

Hi,

Can you share an example commit SHA (40 characters) for one of the affected commit so we can take a look?

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Hi,
I copied it from my github.
75513ef4007e259475e7605f75a7cbd6a9c221e5

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Thanks! I checked our logs and noticed I don’t see any deployment for this commit:

Received deployment final event of type “deployment-error” . The commit author (hiro***) is not a bot and not a team member but the owner is a team (team_bnRQxcP***********) and the deploy does require NSNB to pass

Do you have a deployment ID where you see this commit to be deployed? You can visit Vercel dashboard and click on the specific deployment to find the deploy id (in URL bar)

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The Vercel page shows something like “h3hsphen4” as an ID.
In the URL we found the string “HbucuZ7cRkJFALyojFQBMGpTyXjd”.

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Thank you for sharing details! We are investigating this!

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We released a fix which should prevent this I believe. Can you monitor and let me know if you can still reproduce this?

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