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Commit fails with "process '/usr/bin/git' failed with exit code 128" #308
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This started happening to me as well today |
A little googling points to auth issues. But seeing as others than me have the issue, it might be a GitHub systemic issue, and not a problem with the action. |
Same issue here. |
Looks like a GitHub issue: actions/checkout#254 |
Same issue here. |
Just reran my action and it's now working. @Shell32-Natsu thank you for the info! |
@OnyxPrime Unfortunately mine is still failing. 😂 |
@Shell32-Natsu mine just stopped working again! 🤦♂️ So frustrating |
Uh oh, sorry I didn't see this earlier! Is this working for everyone now? I just checked with my test repo and it seems to be working. |
@JamesIves It works for me now. Although the githubstatus.com still says it's not completely fixed. |
Yep, GitHub fixed whatever was going on. Closing the issue. |
@JamesIves I have been getting a
all day to day. Is this a new issue (different error) or is it still a github bug? Full log here for reference: https://github.com/egil/bunit/runs/702589534?check_suite_focus=true |
If the error is throwing on rsync that is a different issue. You're most likely passing a folder path that doesn't exist when the workflow runs. If you need a hand debugging please open a new issue. |
No your right. It was a error in the previous step that was not picked up on, and there was no folder. Btw. If possible, you could check if the folder exists and provide a helpful error message to save users like me from themselves 😉 |
Happy to do that! Could you open up a feature request? |
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Not sure if related. I am trying to deploy to a different repository. Is this configuration ok? I did have one succesful run to the same repo with gh-pages branch.
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You'll need to use an access token to deploy across different repos. |
Locking this thread - please open an issue if you're seeing a similar issue. |
Describe the bug
The action fails after
Starting to commit changes…
with the error message:Reproduce
Happens with this workflow (worked yesterday): https://github.com/egil/bunit/actions/runs/112644762/workflow
This is the part of the workflow definition that concerns the action:
Logs
This is the related part of the log. The full log can be see here: https://github.com/egil/bunit/runs/700410665
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