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Fail to re-install the new version of the repo. #2547

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LiuYing-1 opened this issue Jul 5, 2024 · 2 comments
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Fail to re-install the new version of the repo. #2547

LiuYing-1 opened this issue Jul 5, 2024 · 2 comments
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@LiuYing-1
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Have you checked that your issue isn't already filed?

  • I read through FAQ and searched through the past issues, none of which addressed my issue.
  • Yes, I have checked that this issue isn't already filed.

Bug description

Fail to Install in Intial Commit: 429, too many requests

How to reproduce the bug

  1. I have deleted my previous version of the repo, and changed my username as well
  2. I followed the INSTALL.md to repeat the installation steps
  3. When came to the first step (click the text-link to fork and create the new repo), the repo built but the initial commit was down, see the attached image below, pls.
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Could someone come and help me out, thanks in advance :)

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What operating system are you using?

Mac

Where are you seeing the problem on?

Deployed site

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@LiuYing-1 LiuYing-1 added the bug label Jul 5, 2024
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This initial commit might fail due to other reasons, just ignore it and proceed through all the recommended steps.

When your repo is first created, it will execute all the GitHub actions that it should run. For instance, the first build will fail due to step 2 not having been set.

In your case the fail is in another action, one that verifies if all the links that are linked throughout your code are still valid. This check is useful to help if you written a link wrong, or maybe the link just went offline, and helps to keep your information relevant, but is not needed for the site to be built. Your check failed because it blocked the request due to too many requests to the link, so it is something outside our control.

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Thank you for your help, and I am gonna close this issue :)

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