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  • Jack 11 posts 94 karma points notactivated
    Feb 15, 2024 @ 09:32
    Jack
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    Umbraco Cloud Deployment Error - Git Push Failed

    I have recently started getting a deployment error when pushing from Staging to Live on Umbraco Cloud. This is preventing me from deploying changes to Live. The project used to work fine.

    The error message is:

    ACTIVITY LOG: Deployment started Fetching environment information, and preparing deployment Preparing deployment on the source environment Transferring data Starting git push Git: Pack data: Counting (1075/0) 0 bytes Git: Pack data: Deltafying (1095/1095) 0 bytes Git: Transfer data: Transfer (0/1095) 12 bytes Git push failed! Check the SiteExtension log files for more details The git push operation failed, message is ''

    In my SiteExtension logs I see this:

    15-02-2024 09:21:25: Status: GitAddRemote - InProgress - 15-02-2024 09:21:26: Status: GitAddRemote - Completed - 15-02-2024 09:21:26: Status: GitSetTrackingBranch - InProgress - 15-02-2024 09:21:26: Status: GitSetTrackingBranch - Completed - 15-02-2024 09:21:26: Status: GitPush - InProgress - 15-02-2024 09:22:17: Status: GitPush - Failed - 4b7b3b27c8e9b12280871ff55c204192778886e1

    I have tried this article but found no file in the folder mentioned: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cloud/troubleshooting/deployments/deployment-failed

    Anyone seen this before and know what to do?

    Thanks

  • Sayed Muhammad Idrees 6 posts 76 karma points
    5 days ago
    Sayed Muhammad Idrees
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    I am facing the same issue.. did you found any solution for this? @Jack

  • Jack 11 posts 94 karma points notactivated
    5 days ago
    Jack
    1

    I contacted Umbraco Cloud support using their chat window and they resolved it for me. I was advised that the issue may have been caused by trying to deploy too many changes at once, and that in future I should break down my deployments into smaller changes. That's all they were able to tell me about it.

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