Merging blocked by missing successful deployment even though deployment was successful, and GitHub knows it #76616
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It seems like you're encountering an issue on GitHub related to a successful Preview deployment not reflecting in the merge status, preventing you from completing the merge. To address this bug, follow these steps: Check Deployment Status: Verify that the deployment GitHub shows as successful is indeed reflected in the GitHub interface. Ensure that your repository settings and branch protection rules are configured correctly. Sometimes, the interface might not update in real-time. Try refreshing the page to see if the correct status is reflected. If your deployment is part of a GitHub Actions workflow, review the workflow file to ensure it is correctly configured. Visit GitHub's status page to check if there are any ongoing incidents or outages affecting deployments. Clear your browser cache to ensure that you are viewing the most up-to-date information. If possible, try re-deploying or triggering a new deployment to see if it updates the deployment status. If the issue persists and none of the above steps resolve it, consider reaching out to GitHub Support for assistance. Provide them with relevant details and screenshots to help them understand the problem. Detailed steps to reproduce the issue. |
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Screenshot says it all. Successful Preview deployment reported at top, merging blocked by missing the deployment GitHub shows is successful.
Using Vercel GitHub integration - Vercel handled creating the environments for me in GitHub.
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