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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jerome Hardaway 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
(@JeromeHardaway) reported
I'm seeing new devs not know about half of the new features on github, like the readme's etc. We have to fix that.
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Rich Felker
(@RichFelker) reported
@k8em0 Last I checked the account is no longer suspended, and reportedly there was other ToS issue going on at the same time (I can't find the reference again ATM or I'd link it). But others are saying GitHub did roll back the commits, which, if they did, was probably wrong.
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Steve
(@steve_tornio) reported
@justinschuh The issue here is that companies/other devs were getting code directly from the dude's personal github account, right? I haven't seen anything that he violated any authorization or commit rights.
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Simon Poole
(@sp8962) reported
@AgustinQui @vespucci_editor Can you weigh in with specifics on the github issue?
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Apron Network
(@apronofficial1) reported
(2/2) ✅ Organize the issue and submit it to Github ✅ Fix and test the code according to SBP recommendations ✅Discuss the types of billing systems that need to be supported and design-related architectures.
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Ayush Tiwari
(@peltorob) reported
Day 30: Made it till day 30. GitHub looking green af lfg! Solved a few Leetcode problems, completed designing the front end of my serverless art store in Figma, looked more into making libraries #100daysofcodechallenge
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Andrew Rohne 💻
(@AndrewTheTM) reported
Me building a committee/subcommitee website: "I'm going to stop now" "Shoot, let me fix that" (repeat above cycle 40 times) "Okay note differences so I can move these to one Wordpress theme" (notes issues in GitHub) "Shoot, I gotta fix that"
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David Beazley
(@dabeaz) reported
@musicofreason @mitsuhiko Well, people treating it as a game (GitHub or not) is probably half the problem IMO.
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Micah Allen
(@micahgallen) reported
R-studio server is annoyingly asking me to put in my github token each and every time I push or pull from our repo. I must have messed up the setup somehow - any good guides on doing this properly?
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Pranjal
(@ppaxyz) reported
@_pion any example or GitHub repository on custom signalling server with ion-sfu? I know we can directly call it with json-rpc but I want more control. Thanks :)
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テリー 🇺🇸
(@terryjanas) reported
@Bishop42998267 @qwertymodo This is a problem with the actual cart, not a rom via JB, as described in the GitHub issue. This GitHub tracks all issues with Analogue and not just those specific to the JB since @analogue doesn’t have a public bug tracker. It was NOT fixed despite what Analogue said.
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Chris_Blodgett
(@Chris_Blodgett) reported
@xisumavoid Any thoughts on going more in depth on MC server management? Would be interested to see how the management is automated and if things like Github Actions and itzg/minecraft-server is used.
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Gerrit Alex
(@gerrit_alex) reported
@meijer_s @swyx That's what I'm referring to. This is 14+ months ago and recent actions do not refer this tweet or the call for support issue on github, at all
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Hynek Schlawack
(@hynek) reported
@brandon_rhodes @willmcgugan Omg does something like that exist for the new SEO spam crap that scrapes GitHub and StackOverflow like gitmemory? This is so frustrating (and even more so that Google seems incapable to fix that).
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Mathieu 'p01' Henri
(@p01) reported
@SN74HC00 @MaximeEuziere Did look at the commits? Infinite loop spamming the console. Then playing dumb in the github issues. That's more than intentional bug. He knew this would practically brick some machines and cause havoc on many CI pipelines.
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Matthew Pagan
(@Mastapegs) reported
@_rajeshrj My workday usually starts with me looking quickly at GitHub notifications, then to open issues, seeing if I was assigned anything new, then to my current WIP issues and PRs.
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Kris
(@kriscodes5) reported
[D35 - Update] Unsuccessful afternoon, tried setting up a new repo for a new project I’ve got, ran into issues with GitHub today. Stuff I done before just wasn’t working. Then Bootstrap didn’t work properly either. 😑 Trying again tomorrow. #100DaysOfCode
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MetaNathan
(@abiiranathan) reported
- Documentation is everywhere and in many flavors. - The blog post has a solution to any of your problems. - Deploy your tech start-up with @github, no excuses.
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Kieran McHugh
(@kieranmch) reported
@rauchg @turborepo @vercel I moved us over to it at the weekend. I’m pretty impressed with it so far but a few headaches that I’ve filed GitHub issues for. In particular you have to use the canary build or it will ship your preview environment variables to production. Globbing is broken too.
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Ron Brash
(@ron_brash) reported
@jfslowik More fragmented and incomplete than the entire Android ecosystem. GitHub and repo task queues are full of maintainers shutting down reported issues and sweeping them under the rug (or silently fixing). So arguably as opaque as the white paint on my bathroom wall.
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Nicolas Dorier
(@NicolasDorier) reported
@jack @pwuille Meetings are obsolete, use PR and GitHub issues.
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Dan Goldstein
(@dggoldst) reported
If points weren't transparent, this could have gone undetected for a long time! My friend @TheRealJeanimal says "Imagine if the code for this were on github--we could submit a pull request to fix it. Would have been fixed long ago." 3/3
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BiblioTechnophile
(@BTechnophile) reported
@rhymeswithrage Mhm mhm. I feel both parts of that completely. I accidentally saw that there is a GitHub page where you can just do one after another... And, while I admit I have a problem, I see how many there have been and can't help but think I have catching up to do.
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Marc “Except You, You're All Right” Whipple
(@WhippleMarc) reported
@k8em0 don't get me wrong it'd be one thing if he just took it down I don't support what he did, that was wrong but GitHub is never going to be on a dev's side in a case like this their business model wouldn't support it if people did this very often
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David Beazley
(@dabeaz) reported
@mitsuhiko So here's a question: have the problems become worse (or more pronounced) since GitHub gamified the whole thing?
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Simon Willison
(@simonw) reported
@tmcw At university I took copious paper notes that I never looked at again and got huge value out if doing so - it definitely helped me learn Doesn't work for me any more: I need to search and re-read now to capture value from them. So I'm all about GitHub issue threads + Apple Notes
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Maëlle Salmon
(@ma_salmon) reported
On GitHub we have "Close with comment" for issues, why don't we have "Resolve with comment" for PR review comments? 🤔 (or am I missing a secret trick?)
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Kitty Giraudel
(@KittyGiraudel) reported
All these mfs asking for a decentralized/distributed GitHub as if: a) *** wasn’t already a thing b) the problem is GitHub/npm intervening and not some guy deciding to DDoS the internet c) their own software is some sort of goldmine they must protect at any cost
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Miguel “mask and vax” de Icaza
(@migueldeicaza) reported
@k8em0 @thegrugq Although the real problem is we got sloppy: we now just pull whatever is in GitHub. There was a time software was built from a published and immutable tarball. We now just go “duck it, pull from master and deploy”
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Timo Zimmermann
(@fallenhitokiri) reported
„We need to decentralize *** before GitHub holds more code hostage“ - oh do I have good news for you! Sometimes I wish people would just be trolling, but they usually double down and are dead serious. Who cares about understanding tools they use anyway, total waste of time…