Vercel CI can now run on a GitHub repository that has no Vercel project. Until now you had to create an empty project just to connect the repository. To enable it, you need: The Vercel GitHub App installed with access to the repository Your GitHub account connected to your Vercel account Write or admin permission on the repository Then, from a clone of the repository, run: vercel ci enable CI is enabled for the team your CLI is set to. Pass --scope to use a different one. From the next push, tasks run as configured in your repository. Private GitHub repositories only. Public repositories and other Git providers are not yet supported. Read the Vercel CI documentation to configure tasks.
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Vercel CI no longer requires a linked Vercel project
Vercel CI can now be enabled on GitHub repositories without requiring an associated Vercel project, simplifying setup. Users need the Vercel GitHub App installed, their GitHub and Vercel accounts linked, and write or admin access to the repository. Running `vercel ci enable` in a local clone activates CI for the team, with configuration applied on subsequent pushes. This feature is currently limited to private GitHub repositories.