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Thank god (Linus) that git is a distributed "protocol" letting you pull and push to any location on your file system or anywhere you can access over ssh.
Those are the services forges provide.
Also git’s support for point to point distribution is bad. I miss `hg serve`.
Since last few months, GitHub has become very unreliable. For example, last month, they reported six official incidents in just one week. I've also noticed many shorter, non-official incidents (i.e. the ones where there is no active incident on their status page, but many API calls return a 500 error). I learned about this the hard way (we offer affordable GitHub Runners at Ubicloud, which gives us the opportunity to…
Curious if this is related to them adopting azure
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I took it totally differently (it was humerous, with a hint of irony I'd expect a Brit[0] to appreciate): that due to Github's lack of resilience, the poster has had to become resilient in their own daily practice. [0] > 'bloody annoying'
Apologies if this was misunderstood, I'd absolutely not do better than Github teams.
In the past two months, they've had over 10 incidents. Are they so hyped by AI features that they're neglecting their core services?
New features are sexy. Core stability is boring. AI is just the latest new feature.
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I took it totally differently (it was humerous, with a hint of irony I'd expect a Brit[0] to appreciate): that due to Github's lack of resilience, the poster has had to become resilient in their own daily practice. [0] > 'bloody annoying'
This was exactly what I was trying to express. Apologies if this was misunderstood, I'd absolutely not do better than Github teams.
My on-prem gitlab has now survived 6 cloud-based github outages.
Sorry everyone. This was me.
The status page says it's been resolved 8 minutes ago (Apr 05, 2024 - 08:48 UTC): https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/bnkkbj90yhz6 But it definitely still happens now (500s on refresh on PRs and GitHub actions) Edit: still ongoing Edit 2: still ongoing at Apr 05, 2024 - 08:56 UTC (keeping updated for the record since their status page cannot be trusted apparently) Edit 3: I see they have switched to a different (o…
Status pages can never be trusted.
But I don’t think most orgs would want a public version of this (too much transparency), which is why we haven’t built that.
Sorry everyone. This was me.
Thank god (Linus) that git is a distributed "protocol" letting you pull and push to any location on your file system or anywhere you can access over ssh.
It's like being snarky about the distributiveness of git when the Linux kernel mailing list goes down.