404 Not found, DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED

[jopemachine]

Describe the bug
404 Not found, DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED

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Expected behavior
Display the badge image correctly.

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Markdown Code

[![github stats](https://github-readme-stats.vercel.app/api?username=jopemachine&count_private=true)](https://github.com/jopemachine/jopemachine)

Result:

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Screenshots / Live demo link (paste the github-readme-stats link as markdown image)

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Additional context

I think something goes wrong in the server....

None of the demos of README.md are properly displayed.

[patrickjmeurer]

Same here 👋🏻

[rajitbanerjee]

Describe the bug
404 Not found, DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED

I think something goes wrong in the server....

None of the demos of README.md are properly displayed.

@jopemachine Look at notice #325. Deploy a fork of the repository on your own Vercel instance to resolve the issue.

[calvinchankf]

Describe the bug
404 Not found, DEPLOYMENT_DISABLED

I think something goes wrong in the server....
None of the demos of README.md are properly displayed.

@jopemachine Look at notice #325. Deploy a fork of the repository on your own Vercel instance to resolve the issue.

Thanks @rajitbanerjee It works

[imba-tjd]

No more "same here" or "+1" pls 🙏. You can simply subscribe this.

[stevehan00]

I saw your stats returned to normal. But not to me. Did you fix it?

[anuraghazra]

Hey everyone please be patient, see #325 we are looking into the issue.

[jopemachine]

I saw your stats returned to normal. But not to me. Did you fix it?

Yes, see #325 as @rajitbanerjee mentioned.

You can fix it by deploying and use a fork of the repository on your own.

Refer to the below section.

https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats#deploy-on-your-own-vercel-instance

[ghost]

@anuraghazra Thanks for the update

[felipe-allmeida]

It is working now, thanks!

[anuraghazra]

@felipe-allmeida although i would still encourage you to host on your own vercel instance. :)

[felipe-allmeida]

@felipe-allmeida although i would still encourage you to host on your own vercel instance. :)

Already did that, thanks man!