X_CLIENT_TRANSPORT_FAILED
Means
a browser request got no answer from the app
Typical cause
clientTransport got no usable answer. Three ways: the network refused or dropped the request (fetch rejected with a TypeError); a non-2xx body named no framework code, so a proxy or gateway answered instead of the app; or a 2xx body was not JSON. meta.failure says which: 'network' (no response at all), 'status' (a non-2xx no framework code explained) or 'body' (a 2xx that was not JSON; the write may have landed). That is TransportFailure in @ultimat3/core. A read, and a write carrying an idempotencyKey, are classified retryable. A write with no key is not, because it may already have landed. A non-2xx is retryable only when its status is
Fix
x doctor --json checks the network and the gateway in front of the app, then retry. Give a write an idempotencyKey before you retry it