The "queued due to upstream GitHub issues" message can persist even after GitHub itself recovers if the Railway GitHub App has pending permission updates that were not accepted. Go to your GitHub installations, find the Railway app, and accept any pending permission updates. If none are pending, uninstall the Railway GitHub App entirely from that page, then reinstall it from your service settings in Railway and grant it access to your repo. This fully resets the webhook connection and typically resolves stuck deployments that disconnect/reconnect alone does not fix.

New deployments stick at "Deployment queued due to upstream GitHub issues" indefinitely and never start building. GitHub is operational (githubstatus.com all green). I've tried: cancelling and re-pushing, disconnecting/reconnecting the repo, and fully uninstalling + reinstalling the Railway GitHub App with repo access re-granted. Redeploying existing successful deployments works fine only new commits hang. The GitHub App shows no pending permission requests.

Same with my Depolyment

Same here

Mine cleared overnight, annoying but might be worth giving it a few hours and trying again.