@Marvin I'm have been getting this error for sometime now and it runs on my local machine but when I deploy it to Google Cloud Run I get this error. What could be causing it? Failed due to a(n)

RuntimeError

when trying to clone repository 'https://github.com/Project.git' with exit code 128. This error occurred during the flow run 'BakeMaster-copperhead'.

The error you're encountering,

RuntimeError

with exit code 128 when trying to clone a repository, is commonly associated with issues related to repository access or configuration. Here are some potential causes and solutions: 1. Authentication Issues: Ensure that your credentials for accessing the Git repository are correctly set up. If you're using Prefect's GitHub or GitLab credentials blocks, verify they are correctly configured and prefixed as necessary (e.g.,

oauth2:

for GitLab). 2. Repository URL: Double-check the repository URL for correctness. Sometimes, minor typos or incorrect URLs can lead to such errors. 3. Network/Connectivity Issues: Cloud environments might face temporary connectivity issues. Consider implementing retries for the git clone step to handle transient network issues more gracefully. 4. Existing Directory Conflict: If the destination directory already exists and is not empty, the clone operation might fail. Ensure that the directory is cleaned up before attempting to clone again. 5. Configuration in Cloud Run: Ensure your Cloud Run configuration allows for the necessary permissions and environment variables. Follow the Prefect guide for deploying workers on Google Cloud Run carefully to ensure all steps are correctly executed. Prefect GCP Worker Guide For more details on similar issues, you might find these GitHub issues insightful: - GitLab credentials formatting issue - Cloning error during pull step If these suggestions don't resolve your issue, consider providing more details about your deployment configuration.