v0 GitHub integration corrupted with branch desync and missing PR access

Hello v0 Team,

I’m reporting a critical, persistent platform issue that is blocking development entirely. Below is a clear, factual summary of everything I have experienced.


1. Repeated branch creation failures

  • I have created 7+ new branches (fresh, duplicate, and renamed).
  • None of these branches behave reliably inside v0.
  • New branches often inherit broken state from previous ones instead of starting clean.

2. GitHub access desync (Critical)

  • I am the repository owner with full GitHub and Vercel access.
  • Team members also have valid GitHub permissions.
  • Inside v0, both I and team members see:

“You do not have access to ”

  • This occurs on:
    • Old branches
    • Duplicate branches
    • Newly created branches
  • This clearly indicates a stale or corrupted GitHub App permission state on the v0 side.

3. Team members locked out inside v0

  • Team members with full GitHub access:
    • Cannot open v0 chats
    • Cannot interact with the repository
  • Access works correctly on GitHub, but v0 denies access.

4. Authentication breaks on new / duplicate branches

  • Supabase authentication works on one branch but fails on others.
  • On new or duplicated branches:
    • Login never initializes
    • Infinite loading occurs
  • ENV variables are present and verified.
  • This shows branch-specific environment or preview auth desync inside v0.

5. Old branch is fully working — but PR button is missing

  • One old branch is fully functional:
    • App loads correctly
    • Features work as expected
  • However:
    • The PR button is not available in v0 for this branch
    • This prevents merging or continuing proper workflows
  • So even the “working” branch is effectively blocked.

6. Duplicate branches do not reset state

  • Creating duplicate branches does not guarantee isolation.
  • Permission, auth, and deployment issues often persist across duplicates.

7. PR & chat workflow unusable

  • v0 chats tied to certain branches fail to load.
  • PR creation intermittently errors out or is unavailable.
  • Switching branches does not consistently resolve issues.

8. Credits lost due to platform instability

  • Significant v0 credits were consumed attempting to debug issues that later proved to be platform-level, not code-related.

9. Issues began after platform instability window

  • These problems started after:
    • GitHub disconnect/reconnect
    • v0 sandbox instability
    • Early February Vercel/v0 incidents
  • Strong indication of corrupted internal state rather than misconfiguration.

Overall Impact

  • Development is completely blocked.
  • Branches cannot be trusted.
  • PR workflows are broken.
  • Team collaboration inside v0 is unusable.
  • v0 access does not reflect actual GitHub permissions.

Core Pattern Observed

Branches, permissions, auth, and PR availability appear to share a corrupted internal state inside v0 that cannot be resolved from the user side.

We are facing an additional blocking issue:

  • Team members have full GitHub and Vercel access to the repository.

  • They are added correctly as team members.

  • However, when they try to open the v0 preview, it does not load at all.

  • This happens even though access is confirmed and works on GitHub.

  • The issue is consistent across branches and previews.

This indicates a v0 access/preview desynchronization for team accounts, not a permission misconfiguration on our side.

Please investigate and reset the preview access state for team members, as this is currently blocking collaboration.

In our case, the previous v0 version was more stable. After the recent updates, we are seeing regressions in branch handling, PR availability, team access, and preview loading, which were not present before.

Can you explain what you mean by other users trying to open the v0 preview?

When I say other users opening the v0 preview, I mean:

  • Team members who are added to the repository and team with full access

  • They open the same v0 chat / branch preview link

  • The preview does not load for them (blank / stuck / access issue)

  • Even though:

    • They have GitHub access

    • They are part of the Vercel team

    • The preview works for me on the same branch

So this is not about code or permissions on GitHub, but about v0 preview access not working correctly for team accounts.

When team members (with full GitHub and Vercel access) try to open the project in v0, it does not load for them at all. They see “You do not have access” even though they are correctly added to the team. The same project and URL open normally for me as the owner. also in my account as a owner i also not able to do PR

Please help me

I demand a refund - as I too am having massive issues, and burned an entire months worth of premium credit trying to get v0 figure out the sync issue. I pulled locally and pushed and deployed, but the branch never updated with commits except for yesterday - the day I PAID for a boilerplate - which that’s new.

Now I’ve invested time, have to upgrade yet again to not lose my work - and here v0 is sitting on my somewhat ready landing page - and I can’t even connect it to my GitHub proper? I’ve been Pro with Vercel for a couple years, and this is the absolute worst cash grab I’ve ever seen. You want to prototype up something to work on - that’s v0, and it’s great for getting design ideas out like that, but if there isn’t a major reimbursement for this, it’s going to hurt on the actual vercel side - as what’s the point? Wasted time and micro transactions when I can write in vs with an agent all day that doesn’t talk to me twice and call it a day.

I’m bitter angry as wasted time is wasted progress

Hey, @theprojectdev! I’m sorry about this :folded_hands: You can request a refund in Help :slight_smile:

We’ve shared this feedback with the v0 team, if you have chat links you could share with us that would help us a lot.

We have been facing the same exact issue. The team members all hab access to GitHub repo yet the issue remains. Quite frustrating