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Most Reported Problems
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Errors (60%)
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Website Down (29%)
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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Shawn McNaughton
(@shawngmc) reported
@WoF_FWIP @ihorner Not enough to make a difference, and let's be honest - most passwordless is OAuth/OpenIDConnect, which is just 'use your X login status', where X is Google/FB/Apple/GitHub. This is still a X login password and let's X know what services you use. I mean, I use it too, just sayin'.
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Max Rydahl Andersen
(@maxandersen) reported
@mraible @graalvm as always - try look at what we got in @Quarkusio :) 2020 blog on how to do native builds using Quarkus with github actions including fixes to deal with Windows limits. Command line too long is also fixed in Quarkus. We contributed fix to graalvm to read from file instead.
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JSON Bahl
(@jasonbahl) reported
I ask my colleague, Mark, another Principal Engineer at @wpengine and contributor to WPGraphQL, to take a look. He pulls the code down. Tests pass on his machine, but still fail in Github.
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Edward Ord
(@edord) reported
@__mharrison__ @AlSweigart I am a noob, but would prefer to learn the way to write python and instructions that can be pushed to GitHub/Lab, cloned by someone else and run without errors, at least for the same OS.
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TheTurk
(@mechanic41turk) reported
@brian_trollz Pick up a github repo for an open source project. Take a look at its "issues" tab, and read the bug reports. How many of those that you see provide the exact lines that are causing the bug? How many devs are expecting such a nonsense from the bug reporting process?
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A.
(@abrightmoore) reported
@mwenge Lost down your GitHub rabbit hole. Impressive work. Any idea how AStinkyOx feels about the project?
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Tom Adamczewski
(@tmkadamcz) reported
@Jess_Riedel Web hosting feels like a solved problem in 2022. You have zillions of options, and I'm sure they're all ~fine? For dynamic content I use a Digital Ocean server and Dokku, for static I'm on GitHub pages. (I have no idea how custom wordpress installations work.)
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Daniel Jalkut
(@danielpunkass) reported
@mjtsai @helpscout Not 100% settled but probably going to give GitHub Issues a go.
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Benjamin D Wakefield
(@bdwakefield) reported
@cwoodruff @github Probably should anyway. Having a debit card you use online is asking for trouble since the money can leave your account. A CC has more of a safety net for fraud anyway.
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Martin Gran
(@Martin_Gran) reported
@aureliengeron @github Could perhaps clear output from notebooks with a clever pre-commit *** hook and omit the whole problem of forgetting to clear output before commit 🤔
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Kathy Comeback 3.0
(@Kathy_Darling) reported
@ludwikc I saw it come in to GitHub. Not going to be able to help much with a compatibility issue, but maybe something in my reply will point you in the right direction.
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Brooklyn Balmer
(@BrooklynBalmer) reported
@MomRobe Watching the pango-designation issues pile up on Github, you're right to be skeptical. It's not over until the virus stops mutating. This virus is like the million monkeys at the million typewriters. Sooner or later, expect a "masterpiece."
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Fabio Niephaus
(@fniephaus) reported
@mraible @jhipster @TruffleRuby Like I said in the issue that you linked, we can't do anything about GitHub providing 14GB of RAM on macOS but only 7GB on Windows and Linux. However, we are constantly working on making GraalVM Native Image more memory efficient.
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⬡ Hex! 🐷🎗
(@hex_6666) reported
@slicedlime is there a github archive or any resources online to help with adjusting this? been wanting to edit the nether gen for a while but im having trouble finding resources
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Maral Sheikhzadeh
(@maralthemoral) reported
@jordandmcguire I was thinking I should use Github regularly too. Its version control could be so helpful when writing your first project with lots of trials and errors.
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JSON Bahl
(@jasonbahl) reported
We're all on Macs. Github runs in Linux/Ubuntu. I ask my friend @kidunot89, the maintainer of @woographql to take a look. He works on a Linux machine. Surely tests will fail for him and we can pinpoint the issue! Tests pass on his machine, but still fail in Github.
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JSON Bahl
(@jasonbahl) reported
I never even send the message to @rfmeier. Instead, I add ~6 lines to the Github workflow, telling Github to install the composer dependencies before running the tests. Now the tests all pass in Github. I lost ~5 days to this issue, and it turned out to be such a simple fix
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Vasanti Suthar
(@vasanti_suthar) reported
Search issue by number of interactions on Github 💡 interactions:n Ex ✅interactions:>500 ✅ interactions:500..1000 The interaction count is the number of reactions and comments on a issue or pull request. #github
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Jonas Galvez
(@anothergalvez) reported
Same with Remix. I wish there was a SSG WG of sorts. A GitHub repo where Fastify, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Next, Remix, Solid, Marko, Redwood (did I miss any?) maintainers could submit RFCs to address problems they all need to solve. The SSR ecosystem is missing standardization.
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Marian Avery
(@madebymarian) reported
@Amy_Hupe I broke github once. The developers confirmed that I had broken it. It was such a proud day
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jakemates
(@theevocater) reported
@jcdavis interview idea: “you’ve got credentials and -! hour to sign in and sso to github then clone and run our monorepos unit tests once”
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k. rainbolt-greene
(@krainboltgreene) reported
Why is the @github pull request page load so ******* slow? It's also just frankly laggy as hell, I can't even scroll.
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Chris Maytag v9.1 📷
(@cpm5280) reported
@OmgImAlexis Also, if it's open-source, posting to the github repo can at least make the issue visible to *some* users.
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yassified taxidermy
(@less_soft_bird) reported
@SomeEgrets the source code to scripts that do this are freely available on github and they put exactly 0 effort in removing those bc they're "educational" even though people ask for new malicious features in the issues tab.
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Jacob 'bardmau5' Armor
(@bardmau5) reported
@elgato submitted a page on the github in hopes of fixing the issue I have with the app not connecting for some reason. Very excited to get this up and running
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Owen
(@ywwg) reported
The two biggest issues I see with the modern developer workflow are: 1) slack thread memory holes 2) GitHub's dogshit notifications The amount of time I spend missing things because of these bad tools is incredible
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Jonas Galvez
(@anothergalvez) reported
Same with Remix. I wish there was a SSR WG. A GitHub repo where Fastify, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Next, Remix, Solid, Marko, Redwood (did I miss any?) maintainers could submit RFCs to address problems they all need to solve. The SSR ecosystem is missing standardization.
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Taggart
(@mttaggart) reported
There's a GitHub issue with your name on it, that will expose your every flaw and insecurity as a developer. The trick is to retire or die before it's opened.
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Erfan Ilyas
(@erfanilyas) reported
@soderlind @Azure @github So that suppose you have 30 sites and 3 servers. First 10 sites cron will be processed on server 1 - next 10 will be processed on server 2 and next 10 will be on 3rd. This way It will also divide the CPU load on all servers.
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Brandon Padgett
(@BrandonPadgett) reported
@dantwining @github @mipsytipsy You just need to add weekend error handling