Pushing to production branch doesnt kick off deployment
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Commits pushed to the production branch stopped triggering deployes this morning. Nothing else changed.
It's a Vue/Nuxt project on a git repository hosted on Github. The production branch is a non-standard branch (not 'main'/not 'production') and is configured on the project settings -> Environment -> Production Branch Tracking correctly.
Nothing else changed.
I've verified the Github connection and reauthenticated it as well.
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Hi ! 👋 Welcome to the Vercel Community.
Happy to help! When commits stop triggering deployments, it’s often due to GitHub webhook issues, permissions, or commit author mismatches.
Here are some quick checks:
GitHub Webhooks
Go to your GitHub repo → Settings > Webhooks
Look for a webhook with a vercel.com URL
Make sure it’s active and check Recent Deliveries for any failures
Commit Author
Check your Git configuration using git config user.email and git config user.name
Make sure the email matches the GitHub account linked to your Vercel account
Commit Review
Confirm you're pushing to the correct production branch
See if any recent commits changed vercel.json or build settings
Look for comments from the Vercel bot about failed deployments
Manual Deploy
Try deploying manually from the Vercel Dashboard → Deploy from GitHub to test if auto-triggering is the issue.
If it’s still not working, feel free to share any error messages — we’re happy to take a closer look!
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