When attempting to connect to one of our integrations, you may see Error 1002.
This is a general authentication error. First, verify you used the correct credentials.
If your credentials are correct, you can try signing out of the service in your default browser first, and then attempting the authentication from GitKraken again.
If that is not working you can also try changing your operating system default browser to be a different browser. Once this is changed you can restart GitKraken and attempt to authenticate again.
If that still does not work, please contact our support team and we can troubleshoot further.
When attempting to connect to your GitLab account, you may see Error 1005.
Try connecting again. This error is caused by the GitLab API servers not responding in time, which can happen at peak usage times during the day. If you continue trying, the connection should eventually succeed.
This usually indicates that there is a casing difference between the local branch and the upstream remote branch. You can rename the local branch to match the casing of the upstream remote branch, which will allow you to push the changes.