Automatic build runs into error

I have set up docker repo (brankovics/grabb) that should automatically build from my GitHub repo, both repositories are public. The automatic build appears to crash when the fully built image is being pushed:

{"status":"Pushing","progressDetail":{"current":61105,"total":61105},"progress":"[==================================================\u003e]  61.1 kB/61.1 kB","id":"d532e9146af0"}
{"errorDetail":{"message":"Head https://dseasb33srnrn.cloudfront.net/registry-v2/docker/registry/v2/blobs/sha256/03/032941ff698ab28442116cf383d70cb209dfc10e00b5b43f9cfb06ac220707f4/data?Expires=1447764061\u0026Signature=jHf4tNbdhQgTtnskAz3dY869MuWissqE8FKm10ndYhIbNlv~O-DHzfOy0QtLEoRSGv1diuWynBKAcQdNccxu5XP3AF2bLWy2ucWqDf7AylJsx8B239fu98zOObuEHFSH1mmG85N4L2GWjZM3MfFaEH-jmEzorLn~Tc25bZ1TvJ8_\u0026Key-Pair-Id=APKAJECH5M7VWIS5YZ6Q: dial tcp 54.239.152.44:443: i/o timeout"},"error":"Head https://dseasb33srnrn.cloudfront.net/registry-v2/docker/registry/v2/blobs/sha256/03/032941ff698ab28442116cf383d70cb209dfc10e00b5b43f9cfb06ac220707f4/data?Expires=1447764061\u0026Signature=jHf4tNbdhQgTtnskAz3dY869MuWissqE8FKm10ndYhIbNlv~O-DHzfOy0QtLEoRSGv1diuWynBKAcQdNccxu5XP3AF2bLWy2ucWqDf7AylJsx8B239fu98zOObuEHFSH1mmG85N4L2GWjZM3MfFaEH-jmEzorLn~Tc25bZ1TvJ8_\u0026Key-Pair-Id=APKAJECH5M7VWIS5YZ6Q: dial tcp 54.239.152.44:443: i/o timeout"}

I was guessing that something is wrong with the deploy keys, so I did the following:

  1. I deleted all the deploy keys of my GitHub repo, since Docker should automatically create new ones when using public repos. (At least that is what I understood.) Triggered a build, which failed.
  2. Added a new deploy key by copying it from the docker repo build settings. Triggered a build, which failed.
  3. Deleted the previous key and created one with write access. Triggered a build, which failed.

I have tested locally whether the github repo url can be used for a successful build and it worked.
Could someone help me solve this problem?

Lots of others having this error, myself included.

I have managed to solve the problem. I will list what I have done in order to make it truly reproducible:

  1. Deleted Docker form the services listed from the GitHub repo.
  2. Deleted the linking of GitHub and Docker accounts on the Docker Hub end.
  3. Re-established the link. Chose for the recommended one.
  4. Deleted the deploy keys from the Github repo.
  5. Deleted Docker repo.
  6. Re-created Docker repo as an automatic build and public.
  7. (At the Docker build settings the deploy key disappeared.) At the build settings I linked my repo with the docker repo that I used with FROM in the docker file.
  8. Also added the built setting that from the master branch it should create an image with latest tag. Then triggered a build.

I believe that the last two steps could have been the crucial ones. (Although the fact that the deploy key disappeared could also be important.)

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