I use colab to push code with git to gitlab, but recently i’m unable to do a git clone of my repository.
Please how can this be solved?
I am also getting 504 errors since some days ago, when pushing from Colab or from local.
Hi, I am also getting the same error. @dipam what do you think the problem might be? I can commit and pull my repo but the problem occurs when I submit my solution.
It seems like, I get 504 errors in this step (lines 82-83):
git push -f $REMOTE master
git push -f $REMOTE "submission-$TAG"
I was able to submit by following the same steps as the script but from gitlab’s browser interface:
- Edit a file
- Commit or merge to master
- Tag the latest commit following this format:
submission-{user}-{unique-tag}
Thank you, your solution works.
I also regenerated an SSH key pair but that didn’t help.
So It seems like as long as we generate a tag in the format you mention we trigger the submission workflow.
Yes, I think as long as the tag starts with submission-
it will trigger the workflow.
git add *
git commit -m "commit message"
git tag submission-tag
git push origin submission-tag
should work too.
Hi Everyone,
We’re looking into what’s wrong with the submission script. In the meantime, please use the advice from @hca97. The same is also described in the starter kit. Please note the you need to push to the correct remote repo. I think for most participants, this would be set to aicrowd
instead of origin
, please check the name of your remote repo using git remote -v
before trying to push the tag.