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Ryu Hi Tilanddi, Since the Deploy Hook can create a Production deployment, I’d first separate “Vercel can build the project” from “GitHub events are allowed to trigger deployments.” A few non-sensitive checks I’d make: Then check the repo at that commit for either of these: or a branch rule like: git.deploymentEnabled can disable automatic Git deployments even if the GitHub app is still connected, so it’s worth ruling out separately from the dashboard “Ignored Build Step” setting. I’d also check Project Settings → Git for “Require Verified Commits.” If that was enabled recently and the merge commi
Tilanddi Prog Hi, Thanks for the pointers — I went through all of them. Here's what I found, ruling out each one: vercel.json / git.deploymentEnabled: Checked both the current branch and the exact merge commit that's live in Production (412467a02250f14b7100f933b8f02eabb206108c). No git key at all in vercel.json — no deploymentEnabled: false, no per-branch rule. Ignored Build Step: Set to "Automatic" (the default — skip only if the exact commit SHA was already deployed). Not customized. Require Verified Commits: "Inherit from Team (Disabled)". Not the cause. Classic repo webhook: None configured on the GitHu
Ryu Hi Tilanddi, Thanks for checking all of that. Just to clarify, I’m not Vercel staff, so I can’t inspect internal GitHub App delivery logs or deployment queue logs for the project from here. One config check I’d still make is the legacy key, because it is separate from the newer git.deploymentEnabled setting: Specifically look for this exact shape anywhere in vercel.json or vercel.ts: That key is deprecated, but Vercel’s docs still describe it as disabling Vercel for GitHub deployments, and the Deploy Hooks docs mention that deploy hooks will not trigger when github.enabled = false is present:
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Ryu Hi Benjamin, One thing I’d try is adding Astro’s own server.allowedHosts, not only Vite’s vite.server.allowedHosts. In your config you currently have: but Astro also has a top-level server.allowedHosts option. If the v0 web preview request is being rejected before it reaches the Vite asset/HMR layer, the Vite setting alone may not change the result. As a temporary isolation test, I’d try: If that makes the v0 web preview load, I’d narrow the broad settings back down instead of leaving them like that permanently. The browser Network tab should show the actual Host / Origin being used by the v0
VX360 Hello, This issue is common when using v0 with frameworks like Astro. The "Cross-Origin request blocked" error occurs because the browser has strict security policies preventing the preview from accessing your development server. Instead of weakening security settings (such as disabling checkOrigin or csp), which could compromise your local environment, try the following: Proxy verification: Ensure that the proxy or tunnel you're using to deploy your local server (such as ngrok or similar) is correctly passing the Origin and Host headers. Precise CORS settings: Instead of setting the permissio
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Ryu Hi, I’d be careful about treating the v0 workspace checkout as the source of truth once the remote identity has changed and promisor objects are missing. With a partial clone, Git can leave some blobs out locally and fetch them later from the configured promisor remote. If the workspace was cloned from one repo and then origin was changed to another repo, Git may try to fetch missing objects from a remote that does not actually have those objects. That would explain why pushing/archive operations start failing even after correcting the remote URL. For recovery, I’d use a fresh local clone of t
Amy Egan Thanks for your patience while we looked into this. community.vercel.com/t/v0-premium-subscription-not-activating-after-successful-payment/35615/22?u=amyegan
J Ronan Hi There, I'm also receiving the same error message when trying to complete a purchase (tried multiple different cards). Can you confirm the correct fix? Regards
