Hi Sweety Kumari,
Git command line client has exited with code 128 is a generic Git error. You normally don't need to download any additional file just because of this error.
Since you're using a VDI, I would first check the following:
git --version from Command Prompt.exit code 128. It could indicate authentication, repository access, SSL/certificate, network, or a corrupted local repository issue.Could you share the complete Git error message/log, rather than only exit code 128? That will help identify the exact cause.
Also, since this is a VDI, it may be worth checking with your IT team whether Git is installed and whether Git traffic to the required Mendix services is allowed.
Kindly mark this as the accepted answer if it helps.
Hi Sweety,
Since you're using Studio Pro 11.12 on a VDI, one additional thing to check is whether your organization has installed Git and configured the required permissions for VDI users.
I've seen Git error 128 occur in the following cases:
Could you check:
git --version
and also try cloning/downloading the app into a different local folder where you have full permissions?
Additionally, please share the complete Studio Pro log around the error. "Git exited with code 128" is only the final error code, while the actual root cause is usually mentioned a few lines above it.
If this is a newly provisioned VDI, I'd also recommend confirming with your IT team that Git access and Mendix repository endpoints are allowed.
Sharing the detailed log will help pinpoint the exact issue.