"Vercel GitHub Integration Redirects to 404 on Callback (codesigner-sepia.vercel.app)" #162928
Why are you starting this discussion?Question What GitHub Actions topic or product is this about?Misc Discussion DetailsBody I’ve already connected my GitHub repo to my Vercel project, and deployments are working fine. But I noticed that other repos show rich deployment info in the sidebar (like this): ← (replace with your image) So I tried going to this integration link: bash I’ve tried: Reconnecting GitHub integration from Vercel’s dashboard. Going to the Deploy Hooks section and manually testing it. Checking the GitHub repo → Settings > Integrations but didn’t find a clear clue. Goal: Enable the GitHub sidebar that shows deployments (like "Production", "Preview", etc). Make the https://vercel.com/~/integrations/github link work (or know the right way to get there). Any help or updated instructions would be appreciated 🙏 |
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You’re encountering this because that /integrations/github URL is outdated—github integration for Vercel no longer uses that path, hence the 404 redirect to codesigner‑sepia.vercel.app. However, since your repository is already linked and deployments are working, you're just missing the GitHub Deployments integration, which is what enables the Deployments sidebar (Production, Preview, etc.). ✅ What You Should Do
Look for an option or toggle labeled “Enable GitHub Deployments” If you don’t see it: Remove/unlink the GitHub integration entirely Then reconnect GitHub, granting permissions again This refresh often surfaces the Deployment integration option
Find Vercel and click Configure or Install, ensuring your repo and its permissions are included .
Mismatch here can prevent sidebar updates even if deployments succeed. 🔁 After Setup GitHub will start receiving deployment metadata from Vercel Your repo sidebar will show rich visibility: ✅ Production 🧪 Preview & other deployment statuses TL;DR Use Project Settings → Git Integration in Vercel to enable Deployments. If it’s missing, revoke and reconnect GitHub access from both sides. Confirm repo permissions in your GitHub Apps panel. |
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https://vercel.com/integrations/githublink is outdated — it either redirects incorrectly or throws a 404 depending on the workspace context.If the repo is already connected to Vercel and deployments are working, it’s likely missing the GitHub Deployments integration, which is separate from the basic GitHub link.
Here’s the clean setup flow:
Go to your Vercel project → Settings > Git Integration
Look for an option to enable GitHub Deployments
Go to: https://github.com/settings/installations