Some issue connecting Netlify

I am getting this issue connecting to Netlify app. I checked my email for any verification based email which might have come, but it doesnt appear in the Inbox. Checked in Spam and Trash folders as well.

Secondly, I tried 3 - 4 times to push my code to Github, first it asks me to input the name of my project, then the Github username and finally the access token.

I have put it correctly, but nothing happens after that, it simply shows nothing.

On checking the Github repo, its not uploaded there as well.

Could someone please let me know what should be done?

Hey @mynewopportunities!

This seems like a Netlify/GitHub issue more than an oTToDev issue. Did you try reaching out to either support team?

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Thanks @ColeMedin I reached out to them, its resolved.

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Awesome! What was the fix for the issue?

:slightly_smiling_face:Yeah, I had to sign up with my corporate email id, generic emails like gmail or any providers are not accepted.

I instantly got the verification link and the account access was given by Netlify.

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Ah okay that makes sense. Thanks for sharing!

that great if its allready resolve :slight_smile: … just more info for you :

I used a lot the Netlify CLI … and its work just perfect! …
install … username … password … site id … and ```
netlify deploy --prod … your good to go :slight_smile:

Netlify CLI options and how to install them:

  1. Netlify CLI: This is the main command-line interface for Netlify.Installation:
npm install netlify-cli -g

Netlify CLI Installation
2. Visual Editor CLI (Stackbit CLI): This CLI is used for local development with Netlify’s Visual Editor.Installation:

npm install -g @stackbit/cli

Visual Editor CLI Installation

To install and use these CLIs, you need to have Node.js version 18.14.0 or later installed on your machine. After installation, you can run commands like netlify or stackbit from any directory in your terminal.

Remember that for CI environments, it’s recommended to install Netlify CLI locally as a development dependency instead of globally:

npm install netlify-cli --save-dev

CI Environment Installation

After installation, you can verify the Netlify CLI installation by running:

netlify