It was running normally before, then suddenly disappeared, showing the Huggingface icon and a message saying “Building Space.”
I checked the backend logs, and before the logs stopped, there were several instances of “reloading database.” I tried restarting the Space, but it didn’t work. I tried rebuilding the Space, but it also didn’t work. Then I noticed my CPU is stuck in a spinning state. What should I do now?
What a tragedy. From the posts you shared, I see many people are in the same situation. No idea how long it will take to recover. I even saw some people stuck on this issue for weeks…
Me too. Python Gradio space. Was working fine yesterday. Committed modified app.py that works perfectly on my home PC in VS2022 . Even after factory rebuild, just sitting on “Building” while logs just look normal. Pushed and started.
EDIT: After about 1.5 hours this additional error message appeared int Build log following the normal messages that looked like everything was OK:
I finally created a new space, same configuration and same files as the space that was stuck building. It built and ran just fine. Deleted the stuck space.
--> ERROR: failed to push spaces-registry.huggingface.tech/spaces/66a915c181dd5b0fe315302a:cpu-0ada85f-8cwhnd27: unexpected status from HEAD request to https://spaces-registry.huggingface.tech/v2/spaces/66a915c181dd5b0fe315302a/manifests/cpu-0ada85f-8cwhnd27: 401 Unauthorized
“Today I stumbled upon the same issue. The docker buildx build … --push command failed with the same error message (unexpected status from HEAD request to : 403 Forbidden). But docker push was working uninterrupted. It turns out that buildix required one additional AWS ECR permission - ecr:BatchGetImage. ”
I know nothing about this stuff, but hope that clue might help those who do
Wow, you’re really having a rough time. Hope they can fix this error. I haven’t been using Huggingface for long, so I don’t have much data, and I had to rebuild after careful selection.
Was just having the same issue. What ended up working for me is to rebuild the image using a different Space Hardware. Then rebuild it back to the original hardware.