Contributer PRs are failing the deploy stage (making PRs fail)

[yhattav]

PRs of users that are not maintainers are failing to deploy causing all the PRs to be red.
@IzaacAyelin

[Priddybroderickson]

It looks like there's an issue with contributor pull requests failing at the deploy stage (#872). This could be due to various reasons such as code conflicts, configuration issues, or dependencies on replacing door. To address this, it might be helpful to review the error logs and identify the root cause. Collaborating with the contributors and the development team can lead to a solution that ensures successful deployments in the future.

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[faizanmaalik]

The deploy stage for this PR is currently failing, which may be impacting the integration of changes related to the Terabox Premium APK. Please review the deployment logs to identify and address any issues, such as misconfigurations or missing dependencies. Ensure that the build and deployment processes for the APK are correctly aligned with the project’s requirements to prevent any disruptions in the integration pipeline.

[EverettBennett]

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[Ceeb122]

Hey @maintainer and everyone! 👋

I came across this issue when exploring how PRs interact with deployments. One workaround I’ve seen involves setting up preview environments where external contributors can see changes without triggering full production deployments. Tools like Vercel or Netlify handle this smoothly by deploying forks into a temporary subdomain.

By the way, I maintain a niche website, Albaik broasted Chicken, and have faced similar issues while automating updates to menu items through GitHub. Managing deployments from forks was tricky, but a preview setup saved us a ton of time. If you need help setting that up, I’d be happy to share some insights!