I recently started having this issue where any new changes I push from GitHub doesn’t get deployed automatically. When I encounter this issue, I usually Trigger the deploy manually before i can see the changes.
Please how can I make this automatic again.
Things to note:
I don’t have a build command
No base directory set
No publish directory
Here is the deploy log
3:44:20 AM: Build ready to start
3:44:22 AM: build-image version: 2cee85eb7f808bf3b6e87378c5307f9411f0a332
3:44:22 AM: build-image tag: v3.8.0
3:44:22 AM: buildbot version: 7ed3dd8fac64067d9cac4a8ffcf331d1669e61a3
3:44:22 AM: Building without cache
3:44:22 AM: Starting to prepare the repo for build
3:44:22 AM: No cached dependencies found. Cloning fresh repo
3:44:22 AM: git clone https://github.com/Evavic44/Victor
3:44:23 AM: Preparing Git Reference refs/heads/main
3:44:23 AM: Parsing package.json dependencies
3:44:24 AM: No build steps found, continuing to publishing
3:44:24 AM: Starting to deploy site from ''
3:44:24 AM: Creating deploy tree
3:44:24 AM: Creating deploy upload records
3:44:24 AM: 4 new files to upload
3:44:24 AM: 0 new functions to upload
3:44:24 AM: Starting post processing
3:44:24 AM: Post processing - HTML
3:44:24 AM: Processing form - form 1
3:44:25 AM: Detected form fields:
3:44:25 AM: Finished processing build request in 2.992022119s
3:44:25 AM: - Message
3:44:25 AM: Post processing - header rules
3:44:25 AM: Post processing - redirect rules
3:44:25 AM: Post processing done
3:44:25 AM: Site is live ✨
The only difference I’ve noticed is the Branch Deploys settings, don’t know if that is the cause of the issue. If I must add, I’m experiencing this in all my hosted repos, which is kinda strange.
You mention that this issue is happening in all your hosted repos with Netlify… thats a big for me.
This might be down to something with Netlify & GitHub integration. I would go over all your Github settings that mention third party access and the Netlify integration app.
If you don’t find an issue there, I’ll be happy to escalate this for you where a support engineer will be able to determine if this is an issue on the Netlify side.
As you can see, the commit is available on the repo but not on the website.
This is where I have trouble buidling my recent pushed commit. Unless I manually trigger the build.
Looks like the last build that worked from GitHub was on June 24. I can see that there are no commit messages for any of the newer builds. That might mean that you’ve deployed all of them manually.
Just like @kylesloper said above, there’s a chance that your GitHub <-> Netlify integration might be broken. Would you reconfigure it and let us know how it goes? You might have to remove the Netlify app from your GitHub account and re-add it.