Request to Disconnect Old Vercel Project from GitHub Repository

Current behavior

My GitHub repository Ymjie/Myrule is currently triggering two Vercel deployment checks on every commit:

  • Vercel – myrule
  • Vercel – myrule-mlfz

I want to keep the Vercel – myrule deployment, but I need to remove or disconnect the old Vercel – myrule-mlfz deployment integration.

The failed check on GitHub shows this message:

Git author Ymjie must have access to the project on Vercel to create deployments.

I no longer have access to the Vercel account or team that owns the myrule-mlfz project, so I cannot disconnect the Git repository from that Vercel project myself.

Expected behavior

Please help me disconnect the old Vercel project myrule-mlfz from my GitHub repository Ymjie/Myrule.

I would like to keep the current working Vercel project myrule connected and unaffected.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Push a commit to the main branch of Ymjie/Myrule.
  2. GitHub triggers Vercel deployment checks.
  3. Two Vercel checks appear:
    • Vercel – myrule
    • Vercel – myrule-mlfz
  4. Vercel – myrule works normally.
  5. Vercel – myrule-mlfz fails with:
    Git author Ymjie must have access to the project on Vercel to create deployments.

Project information

GitHub repository:

https://github.com/Ymjie/Myrule

GitHub owner:
Ymjie

Branch:
main

Vercel project to keep:
myrule

Vercel project to disconnect:
myrule-mlfz

Issue:
I am the GitHub repository owner, but I no longer have access to the Vercel account or team that owns myrule-mlfz. Please disconnect only myrule-mlfz from this GitHub repository without removing or affecting the existing myrule Vercel project.