Setup Summary
- Running: Deployed on Streamlit Community Cloud
- Deployed app: https://montesimlite.streamlit.app
- GitHub repo: GitHub - mysorian/MonteSimLite: Montecarlo Simulator for Mobile
- Requirements file: Included in root as
requirements.txt - Python version: Set to 3.11 in Cloud settings
- Streamlit version: Latest supported (auto-managed by Streamlit Cloud)
Full Error Message
[03:10:59] 🐙 Failed to download the sources for repository: 'montesimlite', branch: 'main', main module: 'app.py'
Make sure the repository and the branch exist and you have write access to it, and then reboot the app.
Context
I’ve deployed similar apps before on Streamlit Cloud (e.g., MontecarloSimulator) without issue. This particular repo (MonteSimLite) is public, cleanly structured, and boots locally with streamlit run app.py.
Here’s what I’ve tried:
- Rebooting the app
- Creating new apps with fresh names
- Renaming the GitHub repo
- Reconnecting GitHub to Streamlit Cloud
- Using a stripped-down
app.pyto confirm the base system works - Ensuring all casing matches (
MonteSimLitevsmontesimlite) - Verifying no auth issues with GitHub
Despite all of this, the app consistently fails to clone the repo and shows the same log every time.
What I’m Looking For
Has anyone seen this kind of persistent failure despite a public repo, correct branch, and minimal app structure? Could Streamlit’s internal caching or fingerprinting be forcing an outdated repo slug? Any insight would be appreciated—I’d love to get this app launched.
Thanks in advance!