GitHub Pages deployment stuck in queued state and cannot be cancelled #212350
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I am experiencing the same GitHub Pages deployment issue. Repository: MohamedAfify2025/mohammed-afify Workflow run: https://github.com/MohamedAfify2025/mohammed-afify/actions/runs/42408410473 Commit: 9e0696bdb6beb62901363e3a1ac68353c45b7549 The build job completes successfully, but the deploy job remains in
After rerunning failed jobs, the workflow remains stuck in Additional checks:
Could GitHub investigate whether this is a Pages deployment queue or synchronization issue? Thank you. |
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I am getting the same timeout with repeated "Getting Pages Deployment status..." https://github.com/philburk/softsynth.github.io/actions/runs/42678293241/job/129375088744 I tried rerunning the same job and it failed. stevenGGG23 suggested the following and it worked: |
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I am also seeing the same problem, intermittently over the past 5 days: https://github.com/krpc/krpc/actions/runs/41892706632/job/126814101448 |
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🏷️ Discussion Type
Bug
💬 Feature/Topic Area
Workflow Deployment
Discussion Details
GitHub Pages deployment stuck in queued state and cannot be cancelled (HTTP 409)
Description
Hello GitHub Team and Community,
I'm experiencing an issue with GitHub Pages deployment. My website builds successfully, but the deployment gets stuck in the
syncing_filesstate and eventually fails due to a timeout.After attempting to re-run the failed workflow, it remains stuck in the
queuedstate and cannot be cancelled, even using the GitHub REST API.This issue prevents my latest website changes from being published.
Repository Information
a795d887052cef57a06dbaa8844e1a23363f8899What Happened
1. Initial deployment failure
The workflow started normally:
The deployment logs repeatedly showed:
Eventually, the deployment failed with:
2. Workflow re-run stuck in queued state
I attempted to re-run the failed workflow using the GitHub Actions interface.
However, the re-run remained stuck in
Queuedand never started executing.The GitHub Actions UI displayed the second attempt, but the REST API returned:
{ "conclusion": null, "run_attempt": 1, "status": "queued" }3. Unable to cancel the workflow
Attempting cancellation through the GitHub Actions interface resulted in:
I also tried force-cancelling the workflow using the GitHub CLI:
The API returned:
4. Cancelling the Pages deployment did not resolve the issue
I attempted to cancel the GitHub Pages deployment directly through the REST API.
The API returned:
However, checking the workflow afterward still returned
queued.5. GitHub Pages remains in an errored state
I checked the GitHub Pages configuration using:
gh api repos/nur-aris07/portofolio/pages --jq '{status, build_type}'The response was:
{ "build_type": "legacy", "status": "errored" }The GitHub Pages settings are configured to deploy from the
mainbranch and/(root)directory.The website is still accessible, but it continues to display an older version despite clearing the browser cache and performing a hard refresh.
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
syncing_files.queued.errored.Request for Assistance
Could someone from GitHub or the community help investigate whether this workflow or Pages deployment is stuck in an inconsistent internal state?
Is there a way to clear the stuck workflow and restore normal GitHub Pages deployments without deleting or recreating the repository?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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