# Frequently asked questions

### Build issues

<Accordion title="Why is Webflow Cloud not identifying my project at build?">
  Webflow Cloud currently supports Next.js and Astro projects. Make sure:

  * Your project is using one of these frameworks
  * You have included a configuration file (`next.config.js` or `astro.config.mjs`) with the necessary Webflow Cloud-specific configurations.
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<Accordion title="Why aren't my environment variables used at build?">
  Environment variables are only available at runtime, not during the build process.
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<Accordion title="Why are my assets not showing up?">
  This is typically related to base path configuration. Check your asset paths and ensure they're configured for your environment. For more information on base path configuration, see [base path configuration](/webflow-cloud/bring-your-own-app#3-manage-assets-and-apis) section of the Bring Your Own App documentation.
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<Accordion title="Which build runs on my production site if I had a successful build followed by a failed build?">
  The most recent successful build will continue running. Failed deployments never impact your live site.
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### Deployment issues

<Accordion title="How do I rollback to a previous deployment?">
  To rollback to a previous deployment:

  1. Revert your branch to the desired commit in GitHub
  2. Push the changes to trigger a new deployment with the previous version
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<Accordion title="Why can't I see my latest deployment in my dashboard?">
  Try refreshing your page - new deployments may not appear immediately in the dashboard.
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<Accordion title="Can I preview specific deployments?">
  No, only the most recent successful deployment for each environment can be previewed.
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<Accordion title="Can I share deployment previews?">
  Preview access is limited to the most recent successful deployment for each environment.
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<Accordion title="Why doesn't a deployment start when I push to my Github repo?">
  The [Webflow Cloud GitHub App](https://github.com/apps/webflow-cloud/installations/select_target) may not have access to your repository. To check, go to the `Webflow Cloud` tab in your Webflow site settings and click "Install GitHub App." Follow the prompts on GitHub to ensure Webflow has access to read from your repository. Once you grant access, try committing to the branch that Webflow Cloud should be monitoring for deployments in your app.
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### Publishing issues

<Accordion title="Will my Webflow Cloud app deployment automatically publish my Webflow site, and vice versa?">
  No, the deployment process for Webflow Cloud apps is separate from the Webflow site publishing process. Publishing your Webflow site will also not trigger a Webflow Cloud deployment.
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