Tarball download error

[aws]

Tarball download error

[masyed]

going to resubmit new issue with more precise info,

[louisallen]

Having the same issue right now, what was the fix?

[heijmerikx]

I have not tested it twice, but it seems to be related by forgetting to 'push' your commit. I had the exact same problem.

I did a commit, then checked the latest hash by doing a 'git log' and executed the deployment using the hash in the aws cli. And got the 404's in the Code deploy interface. Pushing the commit and executing the same cli command to deploy again resolved the issue for me.

[daljeet-singh]

Hi, i am also facing this issue, any fix?

[louisallen]

Try logging into github first within aws codedeploy for your development application (connect to github).

[daljeet-singh]

Hi, I tried this also but it fails. I checked logs and it seems that API.github blocks the request while downloading tar

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[NiveditJain]

Facing the same issue, none of the above-mentioned solutions worked!

[devopsengineersam]

check out this link to see if it might be helpful
https://docs.github.com/en/github/setting-up-and-managing-your-github-user-account/managing-your-membership-in-organizations/requesting-organization-approval-for-oauth-apps#requesting-organization-approval-for-an-oauth-app-youve-already-authorized-for-your-personal-account

[SuyogShinde942]

maybe commit was not proper, so try again to commit and use a new commit id

[doenoe]

Not sure what's causing the 404 error. But I managed to resolve the issue by deleting and creating a new Github token.

As far as I know you can only delete Github tokens in Codedeploy via the CLI.
To delete the Github token, you must use the following CLI command.:

aws deploy delete-git-hub-account-token --token-name token-name

After that you can recreate the Github token and the deployment should work again