URGENT — IronPulse AI Studio project cannot export ZIP or sync to GitHub across browsers

Google AI Studio Team,

I need assistance recovering the complete current source code of my IronPulse application.

Affected Applet ID: bd80ce8a-6a4f-4c35-a3c5-289f4cfb00df

Failures reproduced:

  • Chrome: Download ZIP crashes the tab with Aw, Snap! Error code 5.

  • Chrome Incognito: ZIP export also fails.

  • Safari: ZIP export causes the browser to display This web page was reloaded because a problem occurred.

  • GitHub synchronization: Cannot successfully push the complete application source.

  • Individual source files are accessible in the AI Studio Code explorer, but full-project export is unusable.

The project contains substantial Android, backend, web and database development. Existing local snapshots do not represent a verified complete copy of the current AI Studio project.

Request:

  1. Investigate and repair the affected AI Studio workspace/export functionality.

  2. Provide a server-side ZIP containing the complete current project, preserving directory structure and file contents, or restore working GitHub synchronization.

  3. Confirm that no current source files will be lost during recovery.

  4. Advise whether there is a known limitation affecting large projects.

Please do not reset, delete, or roll back the project without my explicit approval.

This is blocking source recovery, version control, and continued development.

Thank you.

Hello @Sanjeev_Kumar_Mehra ,

We have not changed, reset, or rolled back your app (bd80ce8a-6a4...), and earlier snapshots remain under Settings > Versions. Download as .zip file packages the app in browser memory, so very large apps with compiled .apk files or .zip archives can crash the tab.

Please try the below steps:

  • In the Code view, use Export > Export to Antigravity (Google Antigravity - Download) to get the full project without browser memory limits.
  • For Push to GitHub, check that a root .gitignore rule or a root build/ or dist/ folder is not excluding your source folders, then push a new commit.