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.Bring your towel and join one of the fastest growing data communities. Welcome to our second-generation open source orchestration platform, a completely rethought approach to dataflow automation.
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