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This does look like a stale re-run state rather than a YAML/workflow configuration problem.

A few useful distinctions:

• A normal queued Actions run should still be cancellable from the UI or with POST /actions/runs/{run_id}/cancel.
• If the public run status says queued, but the cancel endpoint says Cannot cancel a workflow re-run that has not yet queued with 409, GitHub's scheduler state and the public run state are probably out of sync.
• For GitHub Pages specifically, there is not a user-side "purge this one workflow run" control. Pushing a new commit or manually triggering a newer Pages deployment may move the live site forward, but it usually will not clean up the stuck historical run.

So I would treat this as a backend/support case. Before opening the ticket, I would collect:

• repository: Nathan-Peng/nathan-peng.github.io
• run id: 28766814313
• the run URL
• the exact 409 response from the cancel API
• confirmation that it has stayed queued for about two weeks
• whether newer Pages deployments can still complete successfully

If newer deployments still work, the practical workaround is to ignore this old stuck run and deploy from a fresh commit. If the stuck run blocks the Pages environment/deployment queue or keeps the repository in a bad state, GitHub Support/staff will likely need to clear it from the backend.

Hi @Nathan-Peng ,

This community is managed by GitHub employees, but it is not a support forum. The only place to go for answers to account-specific questions like this one is opening a ticket on our Support page.

This is a public forum, and the community is unable to assist with nor escalate your ticket, but we can assure you it is in the right place. There are an extremely high volume of Support tickets right now, yours will be answered in the order it was received based on the amount of tickets ahead of yours. Please open only one ticket per request.

As no other Community Discussions team members will be able to provide additional help with account related questions I am going to close this discussion. We appreciate your understanding and patience while Support works through your request!