Open tpluscode opened 1 year ago
Hi @tpluscode ! I have not! It looks like the CLI does not know anymore what site you are talking about https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/#link-and-unlink-sites
From what I can see in the docs the link command just adds an id to the .netlify/state.json
of your project.
BUT
https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/#link-with-an-environment-variable
Link with an environment variable
Alternatively, you can link to a site by finding the site ID
in the Netlify UI, then adding it to your local terminal environment:
Go to
Site configuration > General > Site details > Site information,
and copy the value for Site ID.
Assign the ID to a NETLIFY_SITE_ID environment variable,
in your terminal settings or in the UI of a Continuous Integration (CI) tool.
So having set the NETLIFY_SITE_ID
env var should be enough.
Can you verify if your env var is still ok and matches your project ?
Since we are using the Github-bundled version of netlify-cli they might have updated it :/ inconvenient for actions now that I think about it
What I did was to complete recreate that site on netlify and changed the site id. It deployed successfully then. Will try your suggestions if I encounter this again
I don't know why, my deployments stopped working after a period of inactivity:
I did not do anything. Now I recreated the access token and made sure that the SITE ID is correct but still the action fails. Have you seen this before?