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Pauline P. Narvas Is your application client-side rendered static site? Static site requests don’t appear in runtime, only function invocations do. This is expected behavior for React apps without server-side functionality.
ADALIGO If your React app is purely client-side rendered (CSR) or a static site, this is expected. Vercel runtime logs only capture server-side invocations, like API routes or serverless functions. Static pages served by React won’t appear in runtime logs, even if traffic is coming in. A couple of things you could check: Are you using Next.js with any server-side functions or API routes? Those logs will show. If not, you’d need to route logging through a serverless function to capture requests in Vercel logs.
Josh To add, I have a hobby account on Vercel and a Pro account. I was trying to add the personal GitHub to the hobby account and keep the work GitHub on the pro account. Maybe I really only have one account on Vercel (I saw that only 1 GitHub account may be used per Vercel account – the UI is confusing here because then why does it say Add Account)?
Amy Egan Yes, you can connect one GitHub account to a single Vercel account. That is the expected behavior. vercel.com/kb/guide/connecting-teams-with-personal-git-accounts
ADTC FWIW, you can set up GitHub Actions to indirectly deploy your projects into Vercel without connecting your GitHub account. See gist.github.com/ADTC/63ce24ca5a6c306f05d75ad2d6975e93
sprucepad The title seems to have been changed, it shows “25m / 0s” on the dashboard. It also seems to be completely ignored, as I just deployed something just fine.
sprucepad It seems to have disappeared, so maybe Vercel’s adding build time limits and it was glitched out.
Aconfusedprogrammer I had this issue too. I still have it, but I can still deploy just fine.
