Hello, I recently moved one of my repos to a different GitHub Account (I have full control of both). I did this by transferring the repo to a GitHub organization, then to the new account. Problem is, however, my Vercel project no longer responds to pushes, and doesn’t create new deployments anymore. When checking the Deployments tab in my project dashboard, it shows Continuously generated from account1/repo, which is the wrong account. However, when I go into the project Settings > Git > Connected Git Repository it shows account2/repo, which is correct. Both links, when clicked, send me to account2/repo. I am on the Hobby plan, how do I fix this?
I tried removing the git connection then adding my other GitHub account via that menu under Settings > Git > Connected Git Repository > GitHub > Add GitHub Account, but my other account didn’t show up as an account in the list of options, and neither did any of that account’s repos. This issue with a second GitHub account not showing up seems to already be an issue, as reported by simonstrumse a few days ago (Vercel deploy from multiple github accounts - Help - Vercel Community) so I’m stuck wondering what to do.
Hi @marcus5408, I just got a reply from our team and the reason why you’re facing this is because Vercel only supports 1 GitHub account per Vercel user. You can however, add other Orgs that you are part of in Vercel by using the Add GitHub Account button when creating a new project.
The team will update the flow to introduce an appropriate error message.
Hello, that did answer my question. However, if I need to transfer repositories to a different account in the future, how should I do it to not lose project deployment histories and settings?