| Publishing requests installation again | GitHub sign-in and GitHub App installation are separate. Grant the App access to USERNAME/USERNAME, return to the editor, and publish again. |
| Repository creation fails | Create the public profile repository on GitHub, grant the App access, and retry. The backend attempts creation but cannot guarantee permission to do so. |
| An edit is visible only in the editor | Local draft changes are not published. Choose Publish to GitHub. |
| SVG files exist, but the workflow is missing or failed | Initial rendering and workflow setup are separate operations. Inspect the default branch and Actions log; republishing can retry setup. |
| A JSON edit did not refresh the image | The generated YAML has no push trigger. Run the workflow manually on the default branch. |
| Scheduled run did not commit | Look for skipped_interval, skipped_stale, or svg_unchanged. Check the Pro interval as well as the YAML schedule. |
| Raw SVG is current, README still looks old | Confirm the README points to the correct username, branch, slug, and theme. The raw host, image proxy and browser can cache responses; a commit does not guarantee immediate cache invalidation. |
| A remote widget becomes a placeholder | Check the failed URL in the workflow report/log. External assets are fetched at publication time. Repair its configuration and refresh again. |
| README text disappears after publishing | The current publisher replaces the complete README. Restore surrounding text from Git history after publication; keep a copy before future publishes. |
| Health has no samples | Free/default workflows do not report Pro telemetry. For Pro, check pro_telemetry, id-token: write, and report errors in the log. Missing telemetry does not prove publication failed. |
| A dynamic profile does not switch | Raw GitHub file URLs never evaluate rules. Use the default HTTP embed with dynamic=1, enable Pro rules, and allow for API/proxy caching. |