The app deployment fails with a ‘no access’ error, and I cannot access the app despite having the correct GitHub credentials. I’ve verified the repository, permissions, and source control but still face the issue.
Hi @Het
Can you paste a link to an app that you want to access ?
Facing the same issue, any resolution for it?
Update: I removed the MIT-License from my repo, now it is working. But this shouldn’t happen, Should it?
The most common cause for this is renaming or moving something. Removing a license file shouldn’t matter, but a change to the entrypoint file would.
Beyond that, it’d require a specific look at your app.
Edit: I got a little mixed up. Renaming things usually prevents access to reboot or delete an app as opposed to this error. But I’ve mentioned below that this case seems to be part of a system-wide issue.
Nope, that wouldn’t be my case, this was a new repository, itself.
With MIT License, it was saying “Either the app does not exist or I do not have access”, despite using the correct GitHub account linked.
I remove the MIT license and tried again, and it worked.
Post that I added Apache 2.0 license, it is still working with this.
Now I am following the ultimate saying, “If it is working don’t touch it.”
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It does seem like there was some issue on the platform side, but as far as I can tell, apps seem to be recovering. I’m forwarding whatever apps I can find mentioned on the forum to engineering to see if there’s any chance of finding a root cause.