Hi, welcome!
#Wait. AI Studio has support got GitHub? How? Since when? ![]()
[update]
Okay, found it! Must be a new feature.
There’s a good chance that it’s an issue with GitHub as some permissions might be set incorrectly. I tried it for two of my projects and had no problems so far.
[update 2]
I have the same problem now. I added my first project to GitHub, which went fine. Then I wanted to add the second project to GitHub, and I get the same, annoying error.
It is weird that my first project still works fine with GitHub, while the second keeps crashing.
The Development Tools show this error in the console log:
m=_b:1389 POST https://alkalimakersuite-pa.clients6.google.com/$rpc/google.internal.alkali.applications.makersuite.v1.MakerSuiteService/PushNewCommit 500 (Internal Server Error)
_.Bz.send @ m=_b:1389
XQa @ m=_b:1444
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1445
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1445
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1480
(anonymous) @ m=_b:852
BEa @ m=_b:852
_.E @ m=_b:852
intercept @ m=_b:1480
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1444
intercept @ m=_b:2453
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1444
(anonymous) @ m=_b:2416
(anonymous) @ m=_b:852
BEa @ m=_b:852
_.E @ m=_b:852
intercept @ m=_b:2416
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1444
(anonymous) @ m=_b:2416
(anonymous) @ m=_b:852
BEa @ m=_b:852
_.E @ m=_b:852
intercept @ m=_b:2416
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1444
YQa @ m=_b:1445
_.us @ m=_b:1446
(anonymous) @ m=LmFEHf:38
(anonymous) @ m=_b:852
BEa @ m=_b:852
_.E @ m=_b:852
Tyb @ m=LmFEHf:37
(anonymous) @ m=LmFEHf:40
(anonymous) @ m=_b:852
BEa @ m=_b:852
_.E @ m=_b:852
Wyb @ m=LmFEHf:40
(anonymous) @ m=LmFEHf:43
(anonymous) @ m=_b:852
BEa @ m=_b:852
_.E @ m=_b:852
QX @ m=LmFEHf:43
(anonymous) @ m=LmFEHf:33
Rea @ m=_b:246
f @ m=_b:246
(anonymous) @ m=_b:1214
Asked Gemini what this means and it tells me:
The error message you’ve provided, “POST https://alkalimakersuite-pa.clients6.google.com/… 500 (Internal Server Error),” indicates a problem with the server itself, not with your computer or internet connection.
Here’s a breakdown of what that means:
- POST: This is the type of request being made, which is usually used to send data to a server.
- 500 Internal Server Error: This is a generic HTTP status code that means the server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request.
What’s Happening on the Server Side?
The rest of the text you provided is a stack trace, which is a log that shows the sequence of function calls that led to the error. This information is primarily useful for developers to debug the code. It shows the internal process of the application failing to “push a new commit.”
Essentially, the server tried to do something—likely save or update some information—and failed. This isn’t a problem on your end, and you can’t fix it. It needs to be resolved by the developers who maintain the server.
What You Can Do
Since the error is on the server side, your options are limited, but here are the most effective steps you can take:
- Try Again Later: This is often the simplest and most effective solution. The issue might be temporary, such as a server overload or a quick maintenance window.
- Clear Your Cache and Cookies: Sometimes, a local issue with your browser’s cached data can cause unexpected errors. Clearing your cache and cookies might resolve the issue if it’s related to outdated information being sent to the server.
- Check for Service Outages: Look for an official status page for the “MakerSuite” application to see if there’s a known outage. A quick search for “MakerSuite status page” might yield results.
- Report the Issue: If the problem persists, report it to the support team for the application. The stack trace you provided would be valuable information for them to diagnose and fix the problem.
Basically, it tells me the Google developed F’ed up. ![]()
welcome to the community ,
could you please elaborate on when you are facing this issue? canythign that can help us replicate this would help us make it better.
Thankyou
you shhould give detail errorr, since some project create and push ok, others are only this no helpful error
this one , i triiieedd so many times
Any update on this issue? I just started using the Build option in Google AI Studio and in a app I tried to connect Github, all worked on Github side and when I came back I got same error. Something went wrong, please try logging in again, I did many times even switched different browser, removed Google AI Studio from Github and then added again but still same error.
i have tried this with a coupel of applications but i couldn’t replicate this issue. is this issue with initial github repo integration or with pushing changes
i have tried both and they work good for me
I have the same issue, I authorize github, then in AI studio I get this:
Something went wrong, please try logging in again
hello!, any update?
I am with the same problem , and I cleaned all.
but the error is the same again.
Maybe is related with hidden files started with DOT (.):
can confirm. i.e. .github for ci workflows
