ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1:

This error message typically indicates that a command executed in a terminal or command prompt has exited with a non-zero status code, which indicates that an error occurred during the execution of the command. The specific cause of the error will depend on the command that was executed and the context in which it was executed. Some common causes of this error include:

- Missing dependencies or configuration issues: If a command depends on certain libraries or configuration files that are not present or not properly configured, it may fail with an error status code.
- Permission issues: Some commands require elevated privileges or permissions to execute properly. If the user running the command does not have sufficient permissions, the command may fail with an error status code.
- Syntax errors: If a command is not properly formatted or contains syntax errors, it may fail with an error status code.

To resolve this error, you may need to troubleshoot the specific command that is failing and identify the underlying cause of the error. Some steps you can take to troubleshoot the error include:

- Review the error message for any specific details about the cause of the error, such as missing dependencies or syntax errors.
- Check the documentation or support resources for the command or application being used to see if there are any known issues or troubleshooting steps related to the error.
- Verify that any necessary dependencies or configuration files are properly installed and configured.
- Check the permissions of the user running the command to ensure they have sufficient access to perform the necessary actions.
- Review the syntax of the command to ensure it is properly formatted and free of errors.

If you are unable to resolve the error on your own, you may need to seek assistance from a technical support team or community forum for the software or system you are using.