Git Troubleshooting FAQs

Question 1

What if I encounter a 'Package Name Error'?

Accepted Answer

This usually means you're using the incorrect package name with UVX or npm.  Refer to the documentation for the correct package names for UVX and npm installers.

Question 2

How can I use the diagnostic script?

Accepted Answer

Run the provided diagnostic script to automatically identify common problems preventing Git server connections.  It checks for common issues like incorrect package names and environment variables.

Question 3

How do I fix a 'Server Transport Closure' error?

Accepted Answer

This error indicates the server process is terminating prematurely. Check for incorrect environment variables, port conflicts, missing dependencies, permission issues, or incorrect token configuration.

Question 4

What does the Git Troubleshooting tool do?

Accepted Answer

This tool provides scripts and documentation to diagnose and resolve common connection issues with Git servers, including package name errors, port conflicts, and authentication problems.

Question 5

What environment variables are required for Git providers?

Accepted Answer

Different Git providers require different environment variables. GitHub uses `GITHUB_TOKEN` and GitLab requires `GITLAB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN`. Incorrectly named environment variables can cause connection failures.

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