LibGit2Sharp.HttpTransport.NegotiationStepEnd() Exception

[Xorcist]

I've run GitSync against Azure Devops many times, today I tried to push out a brand new repository and received a 500, details in the log show:

2022-08-30 15:36:01,159 MAXETATECH\JHorvath ERROR sync - Error running sync: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.. StackTrace:
   at LibGit2Sharp.HttpTransport.NegotiationStepEnd()
   at LibGit2Sharp.Remote.Upload(PackBuilder pb, IEnumerable`1 updates)
   at Codice.Foreign.GitPusher.Upload(List`1 updateRefs)
   at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.GitSynchronizer.Push(List`1 localChangesetsToPush)
   at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.SyncRunner.RunGitSync(SyncStorage storage, String gitMainBranchName, Boolean bJustPrint)
   at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.SyncRunner.RunSync(SyncSettings settings, RepositoryInfo repInfo)
   at Codice.Client.BaseCommands.Sync.SyncRunner.Sync()

Any ideas why this may be? My Azure Devops Personal Access Token has full access rights and is not expired.

[Xorcist]

It's been a week, are there any Unity reps here that might like to chime in... seems like a pretty egregious issue (is anyone else having issues?).

[calbzam]

Please attach the full Platic debug log. According to the error, it seems that the Azure server is aborting the operation. 

Does the server have big files? Are you using GitSync? What is the difference between this repo and any other repo. I'm guessing if this could be the reason.

[Xorcist]

Yes this is a GitSync operation to an empty Git repo in Azure DevOps, and initially things look good...

Then only at the very end does it fail:

I have attached the debug logs for your reference:

plastic.debug.log.20220914.txt

Not sure how this repo is any different than any of the others I have GitSync-ed previously.

[calbzam]

Hi,

It seems that the git server is aborting the operation. Does the project have binary files? Is git-lfs enabled?

Can you try to sync the repo to any other git service (eg:GitHub...) to check if the issue persists or not?

Regards,

Carlos.