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Ryu Hi AbdelMadjid, There is not really a one-click path from v0/Vercel into a WordPress.org + Elementor site. v0 generates React/Next.js code, while Elementor pages are built inside WordPress using Elementor's own layout system. Because of that, you usually cannot take a v0 project and import it directly into Elementor as editable Elementor blocks. The practical options are: Use v0 for mockups/prototypes, then rebuild the design manually in Elementor. Use v0 to generate copy, layout ideas, sections, and styling direction, then recreate those sections in WordPress. If the client is open to it, dep
MAD777 Hi @ryux1 and thanks for the reply. I was asking because I saw this one: community.vercel.com/t/wordpress-plugin-for-vercel/24928 what you think about it? 🙂
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.
Craiguito This is usually tied to the exact author on the commit Vercel is deploying, not just the email on your GitHub profile. Check the commit that failed: git log -1 --format='%an <%ae>' Then compare that email to the email GitHub shows for that commit on github.com. If the commit uses an old email, a private noreply email that is not tied to your account, or a bot author, Vercel can treat it as an outside collaborator on Hobby. The fix is usually to set git author email locally, make a new commit, and push that: git config user.name "Your GitHub name" git config user.email "your_verified_github_ema
Ryu Hi Abhi, For Hobby projects connected to a private GitHub repo, Vercel needs to verify that the commit author is the Hobby team owner. So I’d check the actual commit author, not only the email on your GitHub/Vercel profile. Run this on the commit that failed: Then open that commit on GitHub and confirm GitHub associates it with your GitHub user. If GitHub shows it as unverified, unknown, a bot, or a different account, Vercel may treat it like an outside collaborator even if you are the only person using the repo. If the email is wrong, set it locally and push a fresh commit: If you use GitHub’
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
Anshuman Bhardwaj Hi @shige, thanks for taking the initiative for this with a PR. I'll share it with our team. If you are confident about the PR feel free to make it ready so maintainers can review.
Tadashi Shigeoka Thanks, @anshumanb san! I’ve marked the PR as ready for review. Looking forward to the team’s feedback.
