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It looks like we encountered an error while trying to determine your Prefect version and search the relevant documentation due to parameter binding issues. Since this is necessary for providing the best solution, I'll guide you based on common scenarios related to your issue. Here are some general suggestions for the PermissionError and deployment issues you're experiencing with Prefect and GitRepository: 1. Check GitHub Permissions: Ensure that the GitHub token you are using (

valiance-health-etl-github-cred

) has sufficient permissions to access and modify the repository. The token needs to have read and write permissions. 2. Verify Local Repository Settings: Ensure that your local setup has the necessary permissions. If the deployment is on a different server, check the permissions of the user executing the Prefect flow there. 3. Credentials Configuration: Make sure that the

GitHubCredentials.load

method is correctly fetching the credentials. There may be a misconfiguration in how these credentials are stored or retrieved. 4. File System Permissions: Sometimes, the issue might be related to file system permissions where the Prefect agent is running. Ensure that Prefect has the appropriate permissions to access directories and files used in your flow. 5. Logs Investigation: Check detailed logs provided by Prefect and possibly add more logging to your flow to capture the specific error messages for better debugging. 6. Parallel Execution and Resource Conflicts: Since you are running your flow on a schedule (*/2 * * * *), ensure that there are no conflicts or issues due to overlapping executions, which could sometimes cause permission errors. If you can confirm the version of Prefect you are using, I can further refine these suggestions by searching for more version-specific guidance.