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07/31/2024, 4:00 PMMarvin
07/31/2024, 4:00 PMWrite access to repository not granted
suggests a permissions issue. Ensure that the token or credentials you have provided for accessing the GitHub repository have the necessary read permissions. Double-check that the token is set correctly and has the correct scopes (e.g., repo
scope for private repositories).
2. Token Configuration: Verify that the GitHub token is properly configured in Prefect. For instance, if you are using a GitHub PAT (Personal Access Token), make sure it's set up correctly in the Prefect block.
3. Repository URL: Double-check the repository URL used in the GitHubRepository
block. The URL format should be correct and accessible with the provided credentials.
Here are relevant snippets from the Prefect documentation that might be helpful:
- GitHubRepository Block:
"This is a module containing tasks and the GitHub storage block to interact with files stored on GitHub repositories."
GitHub Repository Integration
- Deployment Using GitHub as Source:
"Specify the source of your flow code in the .from_source
method and define the name of your deployment and the work pool name in the .deploy
method."
Deployment Guide
If the problem persists, ensure to consult the Prefect GitHub repository integration documentation or reach out to the Prefect community for more tailored assistance.
For further debugging and verification, you might find the following documentation links helpful:
- Prefect GitHub Repository
- Deploying Flows in Prefect
- Work Pools Configuration