I have a python file which works perfectly fine on local server although when I used streamlit cloud to deploy it, it didn’t work. The app is resting in a repo of my own Github account. It shows
Hi @ishandandekar, welcome to the Streamlit community!
Without the GitHub repo link, it’s difficult to suggest what the issue might be.
Best,
Randy
I have a similar problem with request error failed with code 400, do I have to request for a server before deploying it on cloud?
here is my respo ITT/main_app.py at main · ThomasXIONG151215/ITT · GitHub
Hi @ThomasXIONG151215, welcome to the Streamlit community!
I’m not sure I understand your question. When you go to share.streamlit.io, does it show that you have an account?
Best,
Randy
It actually does show that I have an account. However when I click to new app, then enter my GitHub url, it returns error.
Do I have to create a separate repo for the app?
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