I'm trying to deploy a new service in project "artistic-cooperation" from a

private GitHub repo (massardfreeagents/mailing-forexperts), using a

subdirectory ("webhook") as Root Directory.

Every deploy attempt fails immediately with the toast message "There was an

error deploying from source." No build logs or deploy logs are generated at

all -- the Deployments tab goes straight back to "There is no active

deployment for this service."

What I've already checked/tried:

• Confirmed the repo content is correct in that subdirectory

• Confirmed Root Directory is set correctly

• Confirmed Source Repo and branch (main) are correctly linked

• Disconnected and reconnected the repo in Railway

• Deleted the service entirely and recreated it from scratch (same result)

• Verified in github.com/settings/installations that the Railway GitHub App

  has explicit access to this repo (private, listed under "Only select

  repositories")

• Removed and re-added the repo from the GitHub App's repository access

  list to force re-issuing permissions

• Checked status.railway.com -- shows "Fully Operational", no active

  incidents

• Checked account usage -- well within Hobby plan limits

Another service in the same project, deploying from a different repo,

works fine -- so the account/project itself isn't blocked.

I found a very similar report on this forum: "Railway fails to build with

no reason nor logs - There was an error deploying from source" (marked

Solved, but the only resolution was the issue disappearing on its own

after ~9 hours). I'm hitting the exact same symptoms.

Could you check the internal deploy logs for this attempt on your end?

Project: artistic-cooperation

Repo: massardfreeagents/mailing-forexperts

Root Directory: webhook

Note: I selected "Postgres" in the service field above just to link this

ticket to the correct project (artistic-cooperation), since the actual

failing deploy never produced a service with a successful deployment to

select from the list.