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March 31: Problems at GitHub
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by GitHub users through our website.
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Website Down (47%)
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Errors (42%)
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Sign in (11%)
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The most recent GitHub outage reports came from the following cities:
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| Kannur |
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| Trichūr |
Website Down |
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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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bruhenby
(@bruhenby) reported
we should work on better type checking and error reporting tools / ais, rather than copypasting from github without looking at license.
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manan
(@manangouhari) reported
@0xDak @ShubhraCodes @tezos yea, it's been deprecated. Do you know somebody who'd be happy to revive a stripped-down "lite" version of the platform? I'd be happy to guide, the code is all open-source on GitHub.
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David Nuñez | Tech+Humans
(@davidnunez) reported
@anildash YES! When I posted my earliest code to Github, I didn't expect it to be fodder for opaque, proprietary algorithms by MS to chomp on and spit out into "new whatever"... The saving grace is I'm a terrible programmer, so garbage in, garbage out? (Or garbage in, profit anyway?)
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Bil 🇧🇪
(@TheBilTheory) reported
@xsgames_ Github issues.
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jonathan🌱
(@_jonharvey) reported
The project was a puzzle platformer, and I was having so much fun making art for it, that I was starting to submit ideas for game levels. The team was teaching me how to submit issues and PRs to get my art files onto github, when one of their programmers decided to leave.
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David Burns - 💉💉💉 🇺🇦
(@AutomatedTester) reported
Mutters at @Github Projects... I want to convert a project task in a project to an issue but it doesn't allow to pick a private repo... from a private project...
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prei
(@t_prei) reported
@github Why is it so hard to find issues / PRs where you were mentioned / is participating? There's a bell icon for notifications but it's always just dependabot alerts. I don't see why it's not included as notifications since I always get e-mails if someone mentioned me or smth.
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Stefan Judis
(@stefanjudis) reported
I just wrote a script that automates a GitHub login with 2FA ask me anything. :D 🙊
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Saad
(@imsaadimrannn) reported
lmao again I am having a problems with github(whole skillset fr) will share the code once I figure it out
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OmarBawazir
(@omarmazin_) reported
"Focus on solving bigger problems Spend less time creating boilerplate and repetitive code patterns, and more time on what matters: building great software. Write a comment describing the logic you want and GitHub Copilot will immediately suggest code to implement the solution."
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David
(@uniondesign) reported
Apple Tip: For days GitHub has been requesting SMS verification for EVERY visit. Then I noticed my internet speed was 1 Mbps! And Hulu wasn't working (via Unlocator). Finally tracked it down to Apple's new "Private Relay" feature. Turn that off! With it off I'm getting 500 Mbps.
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tech bruh 🚨
(@simsmbugua) reported
@iMaasai you know also @github workflow checks integration has the same issue. They should seriously consider using a new tab to open such links, I lose so much time tracking each open tab and trying to go back to a PR. it's annoying
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Davo Galavotti
(@pixelbeat) reported
@marcosnils @GitHubCopilot @github The main issue is that we don't know for sure... there has been not a whole lot of papers describing the process to add a layer of transparency behind their data collection mechanisms, do you know what I mean?
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David
(@uniondesign) reported
Tip for Apple folks! For days GitHub has been requesting SMS codes for on EVERY login. Also noticed my speed dropping as low as 1-2Mbps! And Hulu wasn't working thru Unlocator. Finally tracked it down to the new "Private Relay" beta feature. Turned it off. Now I'm getting 500Mbps
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CK's Technology News
(@CKsTechNews) reported
Microsoft cannot even code a hello world without 3 syntax errors, someone really trusts GitHub or their products, then you must be on something. The whole AI is just nonsense to cash-grab you.
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Christophe Brocas
(@cbrocas) reported
@adulau @gallypette hashlookup[.]io :certificate hostname mismatch (Firefox error: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN) Certificate covers *.github.com.
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Kevin Beaumont
(@GossiTheDog) reported
I can't wait for code with security vulnerabilities which is in Github Copilot causing supply chain problems where nobody understands the supply chain due to Machine Learning AI magic writing the software orgs are selling.
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Msnshame
(@Msnshame) reported
@C_Q_Creator That sucks, sorry to hear that. Once this issue is solved I would recommend checking out version control tools like GitHub and its desktop client. Makes backing up super quick and easy!
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tablatronix
(@tablatronix) reported
Does anyone know of a script or something to archive or gather code snippets from @github #issues #code. I realize I have so much code in issue comments for random stuff and solutions, tests, workarounds that I need to turn into documentation...
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Coolcoder360
(@coolcoder360) reported
@denvercoder @browniepoints @CooperCodes I saw a different tweet somewhere that GitHub copilot was suggesting pieces of code verbatim from projects with licenses that required adding the license onto any derivative works. I think part of the issue is that not all code on GitHub is free for all use including commercial.
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basche42.eth
(@basche42) reported
@anildash I basically wouldn’t have a problem with it if GitHub were publicly owned
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stopfeds 🗯️
(@stopfeds) reported
@hodlonaut How did you reach out to them because they don't care about Github issues and just ignore them.
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Pausal Živference
(@PausalZ) reported
I take back all the things I’ve said about writing good and well-explained code. Instead write just absolutely terrible code so GitHub copilot crashes and burns
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James Vasile
(@jamesvasile) reported
But the law part of it is a red-herring. We're over-fixated on licenses in the FOSS world. The real issue here is that devs trusted GitHub with their code and now Copilot gets sprung on them. The harm here isn't copyright, it's informed consent.
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the metric expansion of space
(@jrecursive) reported
it's funny that people are pissing themselves over github "reselling code". what about other text? or images? copilot doesn't really do anything anything similar isn't, it's just a problem because "my data". surprise. & wow it's great for virtue signaling in breathless threads.
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James-Andrew
(@sarmientoj24) reported
@OpenMMLab Getting errors on this. Raised issue in Github
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Emre B
(@emreblI) reported
@FlutterReleases are you sure? please fix github issues
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Kris Nuttycombe
(@nuttycom) reported
@penelope_zone @sjfloat @github I don’t understand this take. All of us learned to write code by reading others’ work, and we have no problem charging for it. Why is it suddenly a problem when the learning is done by a sophisticated machine?
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Ian Wootten
(@iwootten) reported
I've been part of the technical preview for Github Copilot for about 6 months, but have never had it enabled when writing code for others. Seems like there's a rabbit-hole of legal issues that might come from that.
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fluke 🦀
(@flukejones) reported
@fizzychicken @BreakIntoProg The issue is licensing and possibility of reproducing proprietary code. There's a reason they didn't train it on their own code (along with github code).