An error occurred during deployment. Please fix:
Running build in Washington, D.C., USA (East) – iad1
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Using pnpm@10.x based on project creation date
To use pnpm@9.x, manually opt in using corepack (https://vercel.com/docs/deployments/configure-a-build#corepack)
Skipping "install" command...
Warning: Could not identify Next.js version, ensure it is defined as a project dependency.
Error: No Next.js version detected. Make sure your package.json has "next" in either "dependencies" or "devDependencies". Also check your Root Directory setting matches the directory of your package.json file.
The issue is that your GitHub repository at commit 13e7f1c is outdated and doesn't have the latest fixes. The error message "Skipping 'install' command..." means Vercel is not installing dependencies.
Let me check if there are any files that might be interfering:
I see the issue - there's a duplicate styles/globals.css file that shouldn't be there. Let me remove it and also check if the vercel.json is correct:
The vercel.json looks correct, but the problem is it's not in your GitHub repository yet. Let me remove the duplicate styles file and ensure everything is clean:
I've removed the duplicate styles/globals.css file that was causing framework detection issues.
The main issue is that your GitHub repository doesn't have these fixes yet. You need to push the latest changes from v0 to GitHub by clicking the "Publish" button in the top-right corner of v0. This will push the updated vercel.json and cleaned-up file structure to your repository, allowing Vercel to properly detect and build your Next.js application.
An error occurred during deployment. Please fix:
Running build in Washington, D.C., USA (East) – iad1
Build machine configuration: 2 cores, 8 GB
Cloning github.com/Quantum-Cipher/v0-ethereum-wallet-generator (Branch: main, Commit: 13e7f1c)
Previous build caches not available.
Cloning completed: 489.000ms
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Using pnpm@10.x based on project creation date
To use pnpm@9.x, manually opt in using corepack (https://vercel.com/docs/deployments/configure-a-build#corepack)
Skipping "install" command...
Warning: Could not identify Next.js version, ensure it is defined as a project dependency.
Error: No Next.js version detected. Make sure your package.json has "next" in either "dependencies" or "devDependencies". Also check your Root Directory setting matches the directory of your package.json file.
Let me check the debug logs to understand what's happening:
I can see the root cause clearly now. The error says "Skipping 'install' command..." which means Vercel is configured to skip dependency installation. This is why Next.js isn't detected - the dependencies are never installed.
The issue is that your Vercel project settings have the Install Command overridden to skip installation. This is a project-level setting in Vercel, not something I can fix with code.
Here's how to fix it in your Vercel dashboard:
Either:
pnpm install, ORpnpm installThe "Skipping install command" message means Vercel has been configured to skip this step, which prevents Next.js from being installed. Once you reset this setting, the deployment will work properly.
An error occurred during deployment. Please fix:
Running build in Washington, D.C., USA (East) – iad1
Build machine configuration: 2 cores, 8 GB
Cloning github.com/Quantum-Cipher/v0-ethereum-wallet-generator (Branch: main, Commit: 13e7f1c)
Previous build caches not available.
Cloning completed: 489.000ms
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Using pnpm@10.x based on project creation date
To use pnpm@9.x, manually opt in using corepack (https://vercel.com/docs/deployments/configure-a-build#corepack)
Skipping "install" command...
Warning: Could not identify Next.js version, ensure it is defined as a project dependency.
Error: No Next.js version detected. Make sure your package.json has "next" in either "dependencies" or "devDependencies". Also check your Root Directory setting matches the directory of your package.json file.