Theostafford7 3647 I had a chance to check out the project, and the 4-operator draft, bench management, and support-card timing create meaningful tactical choices without overcomplicating the combat loop. It is a strong example of turning a simple prototype into a polished, playable game experience.
Sean thank you @theostafford7-3647 ! really appreciate it
Ryu Hi Nochinxx, Nice idea. The “five views” framing makes the PR review flow feel much easier to scan than a normal diff wall. One thing I’d consider adding is a small confidence/source indicator per AI comment, especially if the app is summarizing or flagging risky changes. For example: That could make the AI feedback easier to trust because reviewers can tell whether the comment came from local diff context or a broader repo read. I’d also make “open original PR/file on GitHub” very prominent from every card, so the swipe flow stays fast without becoming a closed review surface.
Nochinxx Thanks, Ryu. Sure, I just added some of the source indicators. However, the idea is also that each user modifies the code so that the flags are more accurate to what they usually check for. I'd also make the “open original PR/file on GitHub” more prominent. Thanks!
Ryu Hi Nochinxx, That makes sense, and nice work moving on those changes so quickly. I like the idea that teams can tune the flags for their own review style. My only thought would be to make the default rules very transparent, even if they are meant to be customized later. Something like a small “why this was flagged” note could help new users understand the baseline before they start editing it. The source indicators already sound like a good step in that direction. I’m definitely not the expert here, but this feels like the kind of tool where trust and explainability matter almost as much as th
ghzero69 i had that error currently also - what is it please ?
Ryu Hi both, That message is pretty generic, so I’d first separate a broken chat/project state from a broader v0 issue. If it happens only in one project, try restoring the last known good version, then ask v0 to inspect before making changes: If the project has a terminal available, also check whether the app builds outside the agent flow: or use the matching package manager from the repo, like npm or yarn. If the build fails, the first real build error is probably what v0 is getting stuck on. If the build passes but every prompt still stops, I’d duplicate/remix the project or start from a fresh
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Ryu Hi Spyfordsecureops, That sounds like the chat/project state is stuck before v0 can create or attach a usable working branch, especially since new files, commits, and dependencies are being discarded after reload. I’d stop making new changes in that stuck chat until you confirm where the latest recoverable code lives, otherwise you may keep losing work to the same checkpoint. A few things I’d check: If GitHub has the latest branch/commits, I’d treat GitHub as the source of truth and continue from a fresh v0 chat/project connected to that repo. If GitHub does not have the latest work and the ch
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Aevelcz Same here, can't login even though Vercel Status says a fix has been implemented.
Outputguru Ai the same! sad
Ryu Hi Jenna, Since the preview and production deployment buttons load but the in-chat preview iframe stays on a spinner, I’d treat this as separate from the deployed app first. v0’s in-chat preview runs from the chat’s sandbox/dev server, while the deployed preview/production URLs run on deployment infrastructure. I’d check the v0 Console panel for the sandbox logs and look for the first dev-server error before the repeated 502 / WebSocket reconnects. For a Tauri + React app, the useful things to confirm are: and whether the sandbox is starting the expected web dev command, usually something like
Jenna Hi, thanks for the reply! I know this isnt super helpful but the iframe is loading now. Attached are my console logs. I didnt make any foundational project changes that would contribute to this so it must have been something on the backend. I guess we can close this out, thanks again 15:41:21.729Z**[SERVER]** Installing dependencies... 15:41:21.848Z**[SERVER]** Installing dependencies with npm@11.11.0... 15:41:23.843Z**[SERVER]** npm warn deprecated whatwg-encoding@3.1.1: Use @exodus/bytes instead for a more spec-conformant and faster implementation 15:41:26.897Z**[SERVER]** added 441 packages
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Ryu Hi Mark, I’d first check whether the failure is with the GitHub authorization itself or with access to a specific repository. In GitHub, open: Then check whether the Vercel GitHub App is installed for the right GitHub account/organization and whether it has access to the repo you’re trying to connect. If it is set to “Only select repositories,” make sure that repo is included. Then in v0, try reconnecting from a clean browser session: v0’s GitHub docs mention that repository imports require the Vercel GitHub App to have access to the repository: v0.app/docs/git-import If the repo is inside a G
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Chitramarykai 8656 This seems to be a recurring issue with V0/Vercel billing. I paid $30 for the Teams plan, received the receipt via email, and the charge has already posted to my credit card. However, there is no record of the payment in the V0 billing section, and the account is showing "payment failed." It's concerning to see a successful charge and receipt, but no corresponding transaction in the platform. I'm hoping support can clarify what happened and resolve it quickly, as this has been a frustrating experience.
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Ryu Hi Hpb314, Since the preview loads for a few seconds and then crashes, I’d first treat this as a runtime/client-side crash rather than an import problem. A good way to narrow it down is to open the preview, then immediately open the browser console before it crashes. If there is a React error, missing env var, failed API call, or hydration error, the first red error there is usually more useful than the generic “Error Code 5” screen. A few likely things to check in an imported GitHub repo: You could also ask v0 to inspect it directly with something like: If you can share the first browser cons
Hpb314 6926 Thank you I will try asking v0
