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[mubarikalfablondi-pr (Mubarik Alfablondi)]

Deployment code in private repo is not deploying at all :( how could i fix this issue so I placed it as a public repo thinking that, that might be the issue but to no avail, so i tried to private my repo again and the same issue is still occurring. all i did was connect my github account to my private repo, I already live tested the code knowing that there was no issue there. its just the deployment that is the only issue. this project is just a simple linktree

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[amyegan]

Hey @mubarikalfablondi-pr. I wrote a longer post with tips and tricks for debugging 404 errors. Please give these a try and let me know if that helps.

Debugging 404 Errors

Sometimes things don’t go as expected when deploying a website. If you see a 404 on your site, that means the page or resource couldn’t be found. There are many possible causes, and the absence of something can be tricky debug if you don’t know where to look. Here are some things you can do to find the cause and fix it. Debugging Tips Check the error code If you see a mostly white screen with 404: NOT_FOUND along with a Code and and ID then you can click the blue info box below the error deta…

[neerajkumar61]

@mubarikalfablondi-pr

Build Command (if not default):

The issue seems to be with the Framework preset. Can you set it to next.js or node.js depending upon the framework you are using. Ref: Configuring a Build

You can also add it form https://vercel.com/
→ project name → repo → settings

This error often occurs due to a configuration issue with your project. I took a look at the project settings and can see you have the framework set as ‘Other’. This uses default commands for the build and install steps such as npm run build and npm install depending on any lockfiles present or configurations in files such as package.json.

The Output directory defaults to public if it exists, or . if not. If any of these configurations don’t match how you build and run your project locally then it can lead to Vercel serving an empty directory, so it shows a 404 error.