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Re: GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site is erroring

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Is it just me or has guthub's performance and reliability been getting progressively worse over the past month or two? Even putting this issue aside, and the outages, pushing to a private repo takes _minutes_ now, and file lists in the web interface often don't load without a page refresh.

Re: GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site is erroring

#7

Is it just me or has guthub's performance and reliability been getting progressively worse over the past month or two? Even putting this issue aside, and the outages, pushing to a private repo takes _minutes_ now, and file lists in the web interface often don't load without a page refresh.

At the price and size of Linode instances, it's cheaper and I feel better knowing I'm in control when I run Redmine+Gitosis. When I had my github account and something went wrong, I couldn't just ssh in and fix it. All I could do is wait.

Now, for some people, I can see how waiting is an easier solution. I personally just don't like it.

(of course, this is reffering to private repos. public repos are still king on github)

Re: GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site is erroring

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It isnt just private repos. I'm seeing it on various public repos on github.

Someone had shared a public repo with me on Monday. It started 404ing the next day and I had assumed he took it down. I realize now that it must have been this issue. I just checked for it and it is back.

Re: GitHub major issues - repos have "lost" commits and site is erroring

#10

In future, they keep a very up-to-date status page at http://status.github.com/

There is nothing useful on that page. The error is in full effect right now.

Oops, my bad. I mistakenly thought the 'db error' notice was for today.

I retract the 'very' in my original parent comment, replacing it with 'usually'.

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