All Errors

This error occurs when you run `git pull` or `git push` on a local branch that isn't connected to a remote branch. Git doesn't know which remote branch to sync with. You can fix it by setting up tracking with `git branch --set-upstream-to` or by specifying the remote and branch explicitly.

The kubelet requires a CRI-compatible container runtime (containerd, CRI-O, Docker). This error occurs when the runtime is not installed, not running, or disabled. Fix by installing/starting the runtime or enabling the CRI plugin.

This Python error occurred during execution. Check the error message for details on what went wrong and follow the steps below to diagnose and fix the issue.

DaemonSet pods fail readiness checks due to liveness/readiness probe misconfiguration, application startup delays, or resource constraints. Fix by adjusting probe parameters, increasing initialDelaySeconds, or fixing the underlying application issue.

LimitRange policies enforce minimum and maximum resource requests/limits per pod or container. Exceeding these limits prevents pod creation and violates namespace policy.

IP pool exhaustion occurs when all available IP addresses in the Calico IP pool are allocated. Resolve by expanding the pool CIDR, reclaiming unused IPs, or monitoring IP usage.

The 'RPC failed; curl 92' error occurs when Git's HTTP/2 connection to a remote server is unexpectedly closed. This typically happens due to HTTP/2 protocol issues, slow networks, or proxy/firewall interference.

LoadBalancer services stuck in "pending" state cannot assign external IPs. This blocks external traffic and prevents service exposure. Usually caused by cloud provider delays, quota issues, or controller problems.

ExcludedResourceWarning appears when ArgoCD encounters resources excluded in global settings. Configure resource inclusions/exclusions properly or override exclusions per-application using sync options.

This Git error occurs when trying to set an upstream branch that your local repository doesn't know about. The fix is usually to run 'git fetch' first to update your local knowledge of remote branches, or use 'git push -u' to create and track the branch in one step.

This error occurs when ReactDOM.createRoot() or ReactDOM.render() is called with a null or invalid container element, typically because the DOM element does not exist when the script runs or the element ID does not match.

This error occurs when a user lacks authorization to read or write a specific Firestore document. It's caused by security rules denying access, unauthenticated users, or insufficient user permissions. Fix it by reviewing security rules, ensuring proper user authentication, and configuring rules to grant appropriate access.

Error when imagePullPolicy Never but image not cached

Error when Ingress references missing ingressClass

This error occurs when you try to use the useSearchParams hook from React Router outside of a component wrapped by a Router provider. The hook requires the routing context to access URL search parameters.

This error occurs when Git cannot find a valid working tree at the specified path. The fix usually involves navigating to the correct directory, fixing worktree configuration, or cleaning up stale worktree references.

Error when Ingress TLS secret missing

This error occurs when you try to access ref.current during the render phase of a component using forwardRef, before React has attached the ref to a DOM node. Refs are only populated after the component mounts and the DOM element is created.

Error when no storage available for PVC

Error when manifest specifies unsupported apiVersion