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# Deployment starts unintentionally

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168 App (@168-app) · 2024-12-11

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.


Swarnava Sengupta (@swarnava) · 2024-12-11 · ♥ 1

Hi,

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


168 App (@168-app) · 2024-12-12 · ♥ 1

Hi,
I copied it from my github.
75513ef4007e259475e7605f75a7cbd6a9c221e5


Swarnava Sengupta (@swarnava) · 2024-12-12 · ♥ 1

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\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*) \[…\]

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)


168 App (@168-app) · 2024-12-12 · ♥ 1

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


Swarnava Sengupta (@swarnava) · 2024-12-12 · ♥ 1

Thank you for sharing details! We are investigating this!


Swarnava Sengupta (@swarnava) · 2024-12-12 · ♥ 1

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