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Use it deliberately per command, not as a blanket set +e, so real failures still fail the build. Use this skill when the task matches the title above. Not for unrelated tools or errors; check the tool's own docs for those.
Try removing the system gettext package (or otherwise getting it off the PATH for the subprocess) rather than debugging git itself. Use this skill when the task matches the title above. Not for unrelated tools or errors; check the tool's own docs for those.
Moving from terraform.tfstate on disk to shared remote state is a one-way door if done wrong. The ordered runbook: backup, add backend, migrate, verify, then delete the local file.
Meltano add fails in git submodule update: remove conflicting gettext: If meltano add fails in git submodule update with a gettext.sh usage error, the host's gettext installation is conflicting with the one the Meltano subprocess sees.
Jenkins shell step: keep the build green when a command exits nonzero: Suffix the command with || true to let the step continue past the failure, or || exit 0 to stop the script there while still reporting success.
If meltano add fails in git submodule update with a gettext.sh usage error, the host's gettext installation is conflicting with the one the Meltano subprocess sees.
Suffix the command with || true to let the step continue past the failure, or || exit 0 to stop the script there while still reporting success.
Moving from terraform.tfstate on disk to shared remote state is a one-way door if done wrong. The ordered runbook: backup, add backend, migrate, verify, then delete the local file.
This was a bug in the 0.6.12 release that the team fixed in 0.6.12-fix1 the same day, so the fix is to upgrade: git pull the latest code, docker compose pull, then docker compose up -d. One reporter confirmed the services came up correctly after pulling the fix. If you still see the restarting containers after pulling…
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After deploying Dify with Docker, the web container kept restarting and the local install page never loaded. The nginx container logs showed emerg bind() to the all-interfaces address on port 80 failed (98: Address already in use). Something on the host was already using port 80, so nginx could not start and the page …
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Two approaches that work. Mount the host SSH agent into the build container with WithUnixSocket and set GOPRIVATE to the private module path so git-over-SSH is used. Or use a fine-grained GitHub token passed as a secret variable (WithSecretVariable under the GITHUB_TOKEN name) plus a git config URL rewrite that embeds…
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Fixed in Renovate 23.16.3. The git invocation was corrected to pass the auth header properly. If you are pinned between 23.11.0 and 23.16.2 on Azure DevOps, upgrade. Two reporters confirmed it works. Source: Source:
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Renovate 23.11.0 and later failed during init on Azure DevOps with fatal: could not read Username for ' terminal prompts disabled. A git command change broke how credentials were passed to git ls-remote.
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Until the PyPI ownership transfer completes, install the Airflow 3 compatible version straight from git. A maintainer posted this workaround and a reporter confirmed it worked: ```toml # pyproject.toml dependencies = [ "airflow-provider-hightouch @ git+ v5.0…
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The Airflow 3 compatible release of the Hightouch provider (5.0.0) never made it to PyPI. The CI publish job failed with 400 User 'pedramhightouch' does not have two-factor authentication enabled, because the PyPI package was owned by a former employee's account the team couldnt access. They were in the process of r…
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The check is AppInspect's, not the SDK's, and it passes only for pristine SDK files. Diff your vendored splunklib against the SDK source on GitHub (e.g. git diff on the vendored client.py), then replace the whole splunklib directory with an exact copy from the SDK repo and make sure imports say `from splunklib impor…
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Vendored the Splunk Python SDK into a Splunk app and ran splunk-appinspect, which fails with: "FAILURE: Some 'search/*' endpoints has been deprecated in Splunk 9.0.1 and replaced by new v2 APIs", pointing at lib/splunklib/client.py line 578. Same failure showed up with splunk-sdk 1.7.4 and 2.0.2. The vendored copy of …
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Cloud Build steps have no GitHub credentials by default, so private repos are unreachable until you inject them. The recommended approach is to store a deploy key or token encrypted and pull it into the build: keep the SSH key in Cloud Storage, fetch it in an early build step, then use it for git operations (add GitHu…
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A Go project (A) depended on another private GitHub repository (B), and the Cloud Build pipeline could not fetch it. glide install failed with: [WARN] Unable to checkout github.com/avi/api, [ERROR] Update failed for github.com/avi/api: Unable to get repository. Cloning directly with the git builder failed too: SSH c…
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Fixed in Flipt 2.6.0, the reporter confirmed memory usage dropped dramatically after upgrading ("far far better"). The fix reduced how much git history Flipt keeps in memory for git-backed storage. If you see multi-hundred-MB usage on v2 with git storage, upgrade to 2.6.0 or later. Source:
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Flipt v2.0.1 in Kubernetes consumes 550-800 MB of memory with only 4 flags, configured with 4 environments backed by 2 git storage projects. The git repositories are GitOps repos for ArgoCD with substantial history, and Flipt appeared to hold far more of that history in memory than needed.
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A fix was merged and shipped in the release after the report, shortening how the git command is constructed. The reporter tested the fix branch and confirmed it resolves the crash. Source: Source:
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On Windows, ggshield secret scan pre-commit crashes with [WinError 206] The filename or extension is too long when committing a merge with many files and long file names. ggshield builds a git command line that exceeds Windows path limits.
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Go builds inside a Dagger container fail when the module depends on private repositories, because go commands cannot authenticate to fetch them. The Dagger cookbook covers cloning private repos over SSH, but Go private modules need extra tweaks beyond that.
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The checkout directory contains unstaged content, usually inherited from the source git repository itself (e.g. a .gitignore added later or stray files committed in history), the underlying git library cannot pull over it. Fix: point the git storage driver at a clean, dedicated repository containing only policies, or …
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