Arnaud Stephan
08/21/2024, 7:55 AMMarvin
08/21/2024, 7:56 AMRuntimeError: Failed to clone repository
with exit code 128 usually indicates issues related to Git operations. Here are a few potential causes and solutions based on similar cases:
1. Authentication Issues: Ensure that the credentials used for accessing the repository are correct and have the necessary permissions. You might need a Personal Access Token (PAT) or similar.
Solution: Verify your access tokens or credentials. Ensure they are correctly configured for the repository access.
2. Repository URL Issues: There could be an issue with the URL format or incorrect URL used for the repository.
Solution: Double-check the repository URL for any typos or incorrect formatting.
3. Repository Not Found: The repository might not exist or is not accessible under the provided URL.
Solution: Ensure that the repository exists and is accessible from the environment where the cloning operation is being attempted.
4. Network Issues: There might be network problems preventing access to the repository.
Solution: Ensure that the network configuration allows access to the repository URL.
5. Permissions: The user or token may lack the necessary permissions to clone the repository or there are restrictions set by the repository's hosting service.
Solution: Confirm the permissions setup for the user or token.
For further review, you can see these resources:
- Prefect Documentation on Error Handling in Cloning
- GitHub Issues on Similar Errors
If the error persists, please provide more detailed logs to identify the root cause effectively.