Git repository clone failed. Connection reset

There could be several reasons why a Git repository clone failed with a connection reset error:

1. Network issues: The most common cause of a connection reset error is a network issue. It could be due to slow internet connection, firewall settings, or network congestion.

2. Server issues: If the Git repository server is down or experiencing high traffic, it could lead to connection reset errors.

3. Authentication issues: If you do not have the proper credentials to access the Git repository, the connection will be reset.

4. Git client issues: Sometimes, the issue could be with the Git client itself. It could be outdated or not configured properly.

To fix this issue, try the following steps:

1. Check your internet connection and try again.

2. Verify that you have the correct authentication credentials to access the Git repository.

3. Check if the Git repository server is down or experiencing high traffic.

4. Try using a different Git client or update your current Git client.

5. If none of these steps work, contact your Git repository administrator for further assistance.