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The error âYou do not have access to this app or it does not existâ on Streamlit Community Cloud, even when your GitHub and app settings look correct, is usually caused by a mismatch or change in your appâs GitHub coordinates (repo name, branch, or entrypoint file), or by account linking issues. If youâve recently renamed your repo, changed branches, or moved the entrypoint file, Streamlit may lose track of your appâs source, resulting in this errorâeven if the appâs URL and settings appear fine. This can also happen if your GitHub account isnât properly linked as the source control for your Streamlit account, or if youâre signed in with a different email than the one associated with your GitHub account.
To resolve this, follow these steps:
- Check GitHub Coordinates: If you changed your repo name, branch, or entrypoint file, you must delete the app in Streamlit Community Cloud and redeploy it with the new coordinates. See Rename or change your appâs GitHub coordinates.
- Verify Account Linking: Make sure youâre signed in to Streamlit Community Cloud with the same GitHub account used to deploy the app. If you have multiple accounts, sign out of all, then sign in first with your email (or Google), then with GitHub. See Update your email and Manage your GitHub connection.
- Check App Visibility: If your repo is private, ensure Streamlit has access to private repos in your GitHub settings. If you moved the repo between organizations or accounts, update permissions accordingly.
- Workspace Matching: Make sure youâre in the correct workspace that matches the repo owner. See Explore your workspace.
If youâve done all this and still see the error, try deleting and redeploying the app, or change the subdomain temporarily and then switch it back. For more details and community troubleshooting, see this forum thread and this one. If youâre still stuck, please share a minimum reproducible example or your repo link so the community can help debug. Community members, feel free to jump in with your insights!
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