Solution: Grant the necessary permissions for Preswald to access your GitHub account. - Go to GitHub Settings → Applications → Authorized OAuth Apps and confirm that Preswald has the required repository permissions. - If authentication still fails, try logging out of Preswald and logging back in.

Solution: Verify that you’re using the correct GitHub account. Verify that the account has access to the repository you’re trying to import.

Solution: Verify the repository is public or that your GitHub account has access to it. For private repos, confirm that you’ve granted the required permissions during GitHub authentication.

Solution: Verify that your repository contains a valid config.toml file in the root directory. Check for typos or misplacement of the file.

Solution: Review the error logs in the Preswald dashboard for details. Common issues include missing dependencies or unsupported configurations. Update the config.toml file as needed and re-import the repository.

Solution: Check the config.toml file for missing or invalid fields, such as title, port, or data connections. Update the config.toml to be valid.

Solution: Run a local version of your app using preswald run before deploying it in the cloud. Fix any errors or syntax issues in your codebase.

Solution: Confirm that your secrets.toml file contains valid cloud credentials for your hosting platform (e.g., Google Cloud, AWS). Check for typos or missing fields.

Solution: Verify that the deployment URL is correct and that your app is running. Check for firewall or network restrictions that might block traffic to your endpoint.

Solution: Verify the auth section in your config.toml file. Correctly set up authentication providers (e.g., GitHub) and provide valid client IDs and secrets.

Solution: Check the authentication provider’s settings. Correctly configure app’s redirect URI. For example, make sure it matches the Preswald app’s domain and endpoint.

Solution: Only organization admins can invite collaborators. If you’re not the workspace owner, contact the owner to manage sharing settings.

Solution: Verify the email address or GitHub account of the teammate you’re inviting. Ask them to check their spam folder or notification settings.

Solution: Check that the invited teammates have the correct roles and permissions. Use the Preswald dashboard to update roles if necessary.