GitFailGuard: Black 1716742503

[cohenaj194]

The GitHub Action Black failed.

Logs: View Logs

Analysis: Based on the logs provided, the failure seems to be related to the black code formatter. The error message "Oh no! 💥 💔 💥" indicates that there was an issue with the code formatting process.

To fix this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Check the configuration of the black code formatter to ensure it is set up correctly.
2. Run the black code formatter with the --diff option to see the proposed changes before applying them.
3. Make sure that the files being checked by black are valid Python files and are located in the correct directory.

By following these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue with the black code formatter.

CodeRabbit has been notified to review the logs of this run.

[cohenaj194]

@GitFailGuard coderabit did not respond in the pr, is it possible we hit a rate limit issue?

[cohenaj194]

It is possible that CodeRabbit may not have responded due to a rate limit issue on GitHub. GitHub has rate limits in place to prevent abuse and ensure the stability of the platform. If a user or application exceeds the rate limit, they may experience delays in receiving notifications or accessing certain features.

To check if you have hit a rate limit issue, you can visit the GitHub Status page (https://www.githubstatus.com/) to see if there are any ongoing incidents or rate limit restrictions. Additionally, you can check your own GitHub account settings to see if there are any notifications about rate limit restrictions.

If you suspect that a rate limit issue is causing the delay in CodeRabbit's response, you can try reaching out to them through other communication channels such as email or messaging platforms. Alternatively, you can also try resubmitting the request or reaching out to another team member for assistance.

If the rate limit issue persists, you may need to wait until the rate limit resets or contact GitHub support for further assistance.