I was building a github app and was scratching my head about where I messed up. The website and front end were loading but github isn't sending webhooks.
I was deploying code to production as it died!
GitHub Is Down
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#12That's great. 2 minutes before it went down a pipeline workflow ran in Heroku deploying a bug to my app. Now I can't deploy the hotfix since it depends on Github and I'm not able to revert to the last successful build on the Heroku interface.
Any ideas?
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#13Re: GitHub Is Down
#14Wow, it's totally dead, not even a read-only view.
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#15Lol. Couldn't work on github, I thought it was just a slow connection so checked HN instead to see whether the page loads - and now I guess it wasn't just an issue on my end :D
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#16That's great. 2 minutes before it went down a pipeline workflow ran in Heroku deploying a bug to my app. Now I can't deploy the hotfix since it depends on Github and I'm not able to revert to the last successful build on the Heroku interface. Any ideas?
How about git push heroku master from local branch?
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#17I wrote some open source code to automatically mirror all my commits to Keybase.
I think read replica mirrors are good practice for fault-tolerant systems
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#18That's great. 2 minutes before it went down a pipeline workflow ran in Heroku deploying a bug to my app. Now I can't deploy the hotfix since it depends on Github and I'm not able to revert to the last successful build on the Heroku interface. Any ideas?
Remove spiderweb dependencies from your deployment pipeline?
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#19Re: GitHub Is Down
#20have never seen the github 500 screen before! the 404 screen is delightful, this one is as well silver linings
You can reliably hit the 504 screen (no real styling) by trying to pull up the blamelog for a large file that has a complex history