How can i get vercel to deploy latest commit changes without creating new project.

[Umohmarvelous]

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[imDarshanGK]

Hi @Umohmarvelous

Push your changes to your GitHub repo.
Link the existing project on Vercel to the repo if it's not already linked.
Vercel should automatically detect the new commit and trigger a deployment for it. You don’t need to create a new project unless something is misconfigured.

[imDarshanGK]

Make sure your Vercel project is connected to the right GitHub repo and check the Deployments section in Vercel for the status of your latest commit.

[Claudia-Rocha-H]

Hi @Umohmarvelous. You don't need to create a new project every time. Vercel is built for continuous deployment from existing projects.
If your Vercel project is already linked to a Git repository, every time you push new commits to the connected branch, Vercel automatically detects those changes and triggers a new deployment for your existing project. If it's not deploying the latest changes, check if your Vercel project is configured to deploy from a different branch than the one you're pushing to, or there might be an issue with the Git connection itself, perhaps due to broken permissions. Sometimes, deployments fail because of build errors, like missing dependencies, syntax issues, or misconfigured environment variables, so checking the build logs in your Vercel dashboard is always a good idea and of course double-check that your local changes have actually been pushed to the repository.