Errors · StartupBuilder

Each error page gives the cause, the fix, and the Verbs that raise it.

Error	Status	Cause	Fix
Missing key	None.	The Startup root file leaves out a key it requires, such as the Startup’s name.	Add the key named in the error to the root file, then push again.
Not literal	None.	A key in the Startup root file is computed by a loop, a call or an expression, so it cannot be parsed.	Write the value as a literal or a Template spread; move code that has to run into code/.
Setting set twice	None.	A Setting is set both in the Startup root file and in the Settings file, so its value has two homes.	Keep the Setting in one file and delete it from the other, then push again.
Wrong type	None.	A key in the Startup root file holds a value of another type than the key takes.	Change the value to the type the key reference lists, then push again.
Invalid input	`400`	The input does not match the schema of the operation.	Read the schema of the operation, then send every required field with the right type.
Mode not allowed	`400`	The call asks for a Mode the Verb does not accept.	Call the Verb in its default Mode, or in another Mode its reference lists.
Unauthorized	`401`	The request carries no key, or its key is expired or revoked.	Sign in again, or send a current key as a bearer token.
Payment required	`402`	The operation is part of an Offer the caller has not accepted or paid for.	Accept the Offer named in the response, then retry the call.
Forbidden	`403`	The key is valid, but its scopes do not allow this operation.	Use a key whose scopes cover the operation, or ask an owner of the namespace to grant them.
Limit exceeded	`403`	The call went over what the caller is allowed, and the approval it waited for was refused.	Ask an owner of the namespace to raise the allowance, or call again within it.
Not found	`404`	No record, Noun, or Verb exists at the path, or the caller cannot see it.	Check the namespace and the id, or search for the record first.
Card program pending	`409`	The card program of the Startup’s owner of record awaits its grant, so no Card can be issued.	Call again once the program is granted; nothing on the Startup’s side changes.
Charges disabled	`409`	Stripe disabled charges on the Startup’s payment account because a requirement passed its deadline.	Have the owner of record complete the open requirement Task; charges and paid Offers resume on re-enable.
Conflict	`409`	The record changed since it was read, so the write would overwrite a newer version.	Read the record again, then retry the write against its current state.
Idempotency mismatch	`409`	The idempotency key already names an Action with a different operation or input, so nothing runs.	Send a new idempotency key for the new request, or resend the original input to read the first Action.
Below contribution floor	`422`	The median Customer’s Cost leaves less than the Startup’s target margin at this Price.	Raise the Price to the floor the error names, or grant fewer Entitlements.
Refused	`422`	The record is not in a state that allows this Verb, so the call is refused.	Read the record, run the Verb that moves it to an allowed state, then retry.
Rate limited	`429`	The caller sent more requests than its rate allows.	Wait the number of seconds in the `Retry-After` header, then retry.
Not live	`503`	The call uses a live key, and the Startup has no deployed Version.	Use a test key, or deploy a Version of the Startup, then retry.