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GitHub Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where GitHub users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with GitHub, make sure to submit a report below

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GitHub is a company that provides hosting for software development and version control using Git. It offers the distributed version control and source code management functionality of Git, plus its own features.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Paris, Île-de-France 2
Lure, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 1
Ashkelon, Southern District 1
Veigné, Centre 1
Saint-Paul, Réunion 2
Mexico City, CDMX 1
León de los Aldama, GUA 1
Créteil, Île-de-France 1
Trichūr, KL 1
Brasília, DF 1
Lyon, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv 1
Rive-de-Gier, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
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GitHub Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • polsia
    Polsia (@polsia) reported

    PagerDuty shouldn't be how tired engineers learn about their own regressions. So I built Vigilpost. It's a 24/7 QA watchdog that watches logs, files the GitHub issue with a full repro, attempts a sandbox fix, and only pages humans when its patch fails.

  • YamiciaC
    YAMICIA CONNOR (@YamiciaC) reported

    1 · Documentation — Google Docs, Notion, Coda. Where you write down what you decided and why. This is where AI reads its instructions. If it isn't written down, it doesn't exist. 2 · Storage — GitHub. Not backup. History. Every change, who made it, and how to undo it.

  • onchainmilady
    Milady (@onchainmilady) reported

    ADDY OSMANI FROM GOOGLE JUST RELEASED A GITHUB REPO THAT TURNS CLAUDE INTO A WHOLE ENGINEERING TEAM what he packed in is a full set of production skills that walk Claude Code through a real build start to finish you point it at your project and it pins down the goal, then plans the architecture before writing a line then it writes the code, runs it, checks that the thing works and reviews the whole codebase like a senior would it even carries you through deploy the part people are copying is the agent personas he wrote a senior staff engineer for the big calls, a curious specialist that digs into the unknowns and a security expert that hunts holes before you ship each one takes a different seat on the team so one person gets covered from every angle you clone it, drop the skills into Claude Code and suddenly your editor argues with itself the way a real team would one developer running this ships what used to take a room of people

  • thestreamingdev
    thestreamingdev() (@thestreamingdev) reported

    @suchenzang probably data issue - not everyone can broke all the copyright rules and download all of GitHub and the internet

  • dreamstogold
    Peeks (@dreamstogold) reported

    @catgirlprostate No this is absolutely a GitHub issue

  • stretchcloud
    Prasenjit Sarkar (@stretchcloud) reported

    Karpathy showed you can make an AI improve itself overnight with one metric, fast verification, and a rollback mechanism. Autoresearch generalizes that pattern to Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. The loop: plan a goal, modify code or content, verify against fixed evals, keep improvements, discard regressions, repeat without a human in the loop. The repo has already forked into a dozen variants targeting different eval domains. One rebuild achieved a 95% token reduction by moving to a thin routing file with self-contained command files. The category has precedent. Mutable AI tried automated code documentation loops in 2022. SWE-bench showed agents could resolve real GitHub issues in 2023. What is different now: models are good enough that the eval loop is the bottleneck, not the model. If you can write a fast, accurate eval, the agent will improve against it. What I keep seeing with engineering teams: the ones getting compound returns from AI coding are the ones who invested in evals first. Not the teams with the best models or the most expensive subscriptions. The quality ceiling of a model only matters once your eval is tight enough to expose it. The remaining craft in this loop is evaluation design. Writing a fast, reproducible eval for a fuzzy outcome is genuinely hard. That is where the interesting work is now.

  • cryptohorse93
    币圈大马哥 Cryptohorse (@cryptohorse93) reported

    Hey @thsottiaux , I think there may be a syncing issue with Codex Remote. Sometimes when I create or send a new chat from my phone through Remote, it does not appear on the Codex desktop app under the correct project. The reverse also happens sometimes—the chat is visible on the computer but missing on the phone. In some cases, I have to create and send another new chat before the previous chat or project suddenly appears. It feels like the conversation exists, but the thread list or project index is not refreshing or syncing properly between mobile and desktop. I found several similar reports from other Codex users on Reddit and GitHub, so it does not seem to be an issue with my setup alone. Have you seen this problem before, or is there a recommended fix?

  • gqyjzxhp7d
    bloated corpse (@gqyjzxhp7d) reported

    Ok well to be fair I work a tech support job and GitHub still hides from me. Maybe a skill issue but like if you don’t commonly use it, that’s a pretty valid complaint for GitHub

  • MacroSinFiltro
    Tony Javier Sanchez (@MacroSinFiltro) reported

    @github Stacked PRs solve a real human problem: reviewers can reason about 300 lines, not 3,000. The hard part is keeping the stack current when main moves and lower branches change. If GitHub nails rebasing and CI context, this could meaningfully improve review quality.

  • goxr3plus
    GoXR3Plus Studio (@goxr3plus) reported

    @lydiahallie Plus the site has a bug when i try to apply again it says an error no github found like whaa. I have github since 2013...

  • Cufe_Haco
    Troy Mallory (@Cufe_Haco) reported

    @omarsar0 Already a head of them, and I did it in Ruby, not Python. Python is way too damn slow and metaorogramming is atrocious. My code is in a private repo on Github being reviewed and currently workingon DoD contracts as we speak @nvidia

  • zvsdev
    ZVS (@zvsdev) reported

    @aidandcunniffe Im confused, linear/github auto moves issues through stages? Why would anyone trust agents or humans for that matter to move statuses around?

  • SteveAvon40
    Steve Avon (@SteveAvon40) reported

    Made a Code Review AI Agent for @salesforce - Client uses Copado for ticket management and Github for source control. After a ticket is committed and documented, developer can mark a ticket as ready for review @agentforce agent will then fetch the components from the correct branch in @github, and compare them against our component standard documents, which are stored in SF Knowledge. If there are any issues with components, or the ticket in general, chatter post will be made on the record and promotion will be blocked until everything is corrected and resubmitted. Been pretty fun to work on and saving a lot of time for the code review team.

  • sophia_june_19
    ⊹ Sophia ✿ (@sophia_june_19) reported

    @github used a screen reader once. my code is 90% errors

  • peerbase_
    Jean Hansen (@peerbase_) reported

    I covered in the last Ipê News how India gave GitHub three hours to block Bitchat’s main code repository, Android repository and APK download page. This happened while mobile data kept being shut down around student protests near Jantar Mantar in Delhi. Bitchat was built by @jack and other contributors for situations like this. Nearby phones create a Bluetooth mesh and pass messages from one device to another across up to seven hops. It doesn’t need an account, phone number, internet connection or central server. Private messages are end-to-end encrypted. The code is public domain. As of July 28, the main repository had about 32,800 stars and 5,100 forks. Decentralization and encryption are still two of the best tools for pushing back against state power and coordinating from the bottom up.

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