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GitHub Issues Reports

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  • NicolasVuillamy Nicolas Vuillamy (@NicolasVuillamy) reported

    @miklb A nice alternative to github super linter (slow and not very user friendly) or tools like sonar that have a financial cost, in order to ensure the quality of repo sources from CI :) Or maybe you think that any linter is useless ? :/

  • mohdimaduddeen Imad Uddeen (@mohdimaduddeen) reported

    @windowsinsider Hey @windowsdev @windowsinsider just wanted to know if wslg working in windows 11 build 22000.51, because I tried it woth ubuntu 18.04 and it is not working. I have updated my graphics drivers from link of github of wslg and also updated the wsl.

  • soaiworld SOAI.world (@soaiworld) reported

    @Sentdex @github Yes. Many Tweets are mentioning intellectual property issues.

  • KrisBunda3D Kris Bunda (@KrisBunda3D) reported

    @ZoCodes I could probably help with the images scaling up (or down) to fit their bootstrap flexbox divs (if you want help). Do you have a GitHub repo?

  • tnorthcutt Travis Northcutt (@tnorthcutt) reported

    @JpPope @chris__sev @adamwathan GitHub Anti-Aircraft Battery (To shoot down the issues. Bad joke)

  • oplik0 opliko (@oplik0) reported

    @NoraDotCodes @tgamblin @github This doesn't solve the issue of copilot putting GPL code (or derived code) in a non-GPL repo (since I don't think ToS allowed GH to license your code to others), but copilot itself is probably fine from legal perspective.

  • LucasVieiraDev Lucas Vieira (@LucasVieiraDev) reported

    @leeerob @darroneggins For GET requests worked just fine. However, for sending a JSON body to the API, and reading something like `JSON.parse(req.body)` didn't work. I got a 400 error. I've seen other people having the same error on some GitHub issues, but i couldn't find a straightforward solution

  • Sentdex Harrison Kinsley (@Sentdex) reported

    Shower thought @github #Copilot Having played with a GPT-2 model trained on all Python files in Github, I found generated code is 90-99% match to training data (an issue with GPT). This seems to me like a possible huge legal mess to use copilot re: licenses and copyright, no?

  • HelloFillip フィリップ (@HelloFillip) reported

    @dhmspector I’ve already spoken to two companies regarding banning the use of Copilot and freezing the use of GitHub due to the issues (as if ICE wasn’t a big enough reason). There’s a genuine legal issue to be tackled now.

  • fernandoaleman Fernando Aleman (@fernandoaleman) reported

    @github @GitHubHelp I'm getting /opt/chef-workstation/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/3.0.0/gems/x25519-1.0.8/lib/x25519.rb:81: [BUG] Illegal instruction at 0x00007f8fcd46bfe3 and other machine, C and memory errors on Github actions. Can you confirm if there's issues?

  • AskGatsbyJS AskGatsbyJS (@AskGatsbyJS) reported

    @bachxs Hi Enrico, I see the open Github issue re: v3, but unfortunately that is a community plugin so it would need to be addressed through open source. Do you see a specific error message, or the functionality is broken?

  • haydnadams Haydn Adams, a.Designer Who Codes, BFA (@haydnadams) reported

    Ya'll, @Netlify rocks. Had an old site with a sh!t ton of updates to make. Decided to grab a new @GatsbyJS and just add my existing content into it. Added it to Github and connected the new framework to it and poof, easy. (big reason for errors, still on Gatsby v2)

  • David_desJ David desJardins (@David_desJ) reported

    @StefanKarpinski @github Why does it undermine their argument? There are trade secrets for their proprietary code, not just copyright issues. GPL code that's publicly available can't have trade secrets.

  • OCarpinteyro Omar Carpinteyro (@OCarpinteyro) reported

    @github So, now we need to spent time checking the code added by GitHub Copilot and find errors? No, thanks. As a AI is a pretty cool, but there are too many VSC Plug-in that autocomplete React Components, Vue, Typescript, NODE, etc.

  • DarrylJMorley Darryl (@DarrylJMorley) reported

    @adamwathan Isn’t that the point of GitHub discussions, so that a community of users can help each other? There’s going to be user issues with any product, especially when your new to something. This shouldn’t be a problem.

  • janysantany Jany (@janysantany) reported

    @CodeWithJanine i link it to github but it makes me sign in each time now! only happened after i got a new macbook- i don’t recall it happening with my old one. idk 🥴🥴

  • chimon1984 Ryan Edge 💙 (@chimon1984) reported

    @ThomasBurkhartB @xsahil03x I don't think the author's intent is to recreate the entire API of Provider & GetIt. Most likely it was to combine the "good parts" of the locator and context approaches. To which my default response is "why not create a GitHub issue and collab?"

  • oplik0 opliko (@oplik0) reported

    @NoraDotCodes @tgamblin @github Oh, I was possibly mostly wrong, depending on some interpretation. It seems that you can avoid licensing code to GitHub specifically if the public license it's under allows them to operate their service. The issue is basically if they're "analyzing" or "distributing" though.

  • autiomaa Daniel Schildt (@autiomaa) reported

    @Donzanoid @alexjc GitHub's public repositories have been available as a large dataset for several years, and used for mass scale code analysis. Much more problems with it than just Copilot as it is just a tip of the iceberg.

  • eminolidev eminoli (@eminolidev) reported

    @tdinh_me Github Copilot but for customers to write down requeriments.

  • MikeSallese9 Mike Sallese (@MikeSallese9) reported

    Github Copilot seems super cool. AI being such a widely scoped term plays into the fun of it all A code editor recognizing patterns and suggesting things for you VS. A code editor going from problem statement -> code Very very different things. The latter is end game

  • grumblez Grant (@grumblez) reported

    @DamNanners Hmm.. between this & your GitHub issue, I’m wondering if you hit a feedback loop in ZT. Might explain the runaway memory use. Was ZT also ******* a CPU?

  • jcobhams Dahryl J. Cobhams 🇳🇬 (@jcobhams) reported

    No be lie @Jattorize sabi this code something sha!!! What a wawu! Broken CI build for over 18hours and baba just comes in and fixes it in under 10mins. E sure me say na Jatto dey run this Github Copilot thing behind the scenes.

  • EdmondLauCA Edmond Lau (@EdmondLauCA) reported

    @eevee If GitHub will eventually charge money for developers to use this, there can be even more issues if they capitalizing GPL source code.

  • TerabyteTiger Tyler (@TerabyteTiger) reported

    @heyJTK Need GitHub Copilot to have an option for "Make it look like I wrote it myself" that just includes spelling errors and such

  • oplik0 opliko (@oplik0) reported

    @tgamblin @NoraDotCodes @github The issue would then be that users posted content they didn't have required rights to. Which I think would allow the rightholders to request deletion of said content from GitHub, but wouldn't really be a liability for them (unless they refused)

  • dave_stewart Dave Stewart (@dave_stewart) reported

    @GitHub - the one improvement I would make to this, would be to allow the user to pick an issue template. So maybe "Convert to..." then pick a template.

  • infosecspy Infosec_Shyguy.pdf.exe💉💉 (@infosecspy) reported

    @CompilersJay @SwiftOnSecurity I guess since Github takes down PoC code they should also remove all dual use software that they find? Empire or Bloodhound are not malware, for example. Forcing Github to block access based on content will probably lead to blocking a lot of legitimate content....

  • bibbleco bibbleco 🇪🇺 🇬🇧 (@bibbleco) reported

    @markus_neis ...that's the GitHub PoC (or a close relative), though, isn't it? The professionals will fix that whilst integrating it into the rest of their stack.

  • fernandoaleman Fernando Aleman (@fernandoaleman) reported

    @githubstatus I'm getting /opt/chef-workstation/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/3.0.0/gems/x25519-1.0.8/lib/x25519.rb:81: [BUG] Illegal instruction at 0x00007f8fcd46bfe3 and other machine, C and memory errors on Github actions. Can you confirm if there's issues?