#"There is an internal issue with your Cloudflare Workers & Pages Git installation"

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spice furnace
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I moved my github repo to an organization, which broke automatic deployments. This is to be expected, but I can't figure out how to fix it.

I have the error message: "There is an internal issue with your Cloudflare Workers & Pages Git installation. If this issue persists after reinstalling your installation please contact support."

I have installed the Cloudflare GitHub app in my organization account, pointed it to the correct repo and authorized it; but automatic deployments still aren't working.

It won't let me associate the new integration with my project - it's just an infinite loop of:

  1. Create Application
  2. Connect GitHub
  3. Opens new browser window with the github app, but doesn't create a new application

The "Git repository" field in Workers & Pages Settings still shows the old repo location, but if I click the GitHub link in the upper right it correctly redirects to the current one. I don't see any way to update this.

The docs say: "You can manage the Git installation associated with your repository connection by navigating to the Pages project, then going to Settings > Builds and selecting Manage under Git Repository." but there is no such "Manage" option.

I tried deleting the project to start over from scratch, but it won't even let me do that. It says I would have to delete all custom domains associated with the project.

lean badger
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hi! apologies for this. to confirm, is this a Pages project?

spice furnace
lean badger
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You unfortunately cannot manage the installation on a Pages project, but you can on Workers. We are working toward a better, unified service.

I think, unfortunately here, your best bet is to: make a new Pages project by re-importing the repository. For better long-term success: import the repository onto Workers.

Happy to help you set up further

spice furnace
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I tried that, but the "Create application" process no longer works. It just takes me to the existing github app installation (which appears to be set up correctly), but doesn't actually create a new project.

lean badger
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DMing you my cal link