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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jakub Winkler
(@MagentoNinja) reported
@tuna2191 I've added a note on github issue. Our customer requires specific set of rules for tax calculations. However after that bug, Customer agreed to some changes and we can move forward with the project. IMHO: a business should not change their processes due to bug in the platform.
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Pat W
(@Tekgo) reported
Need to make a PR to an open source project we use at work. The issue is a Swift language issue so not work specific. Unsure if I should use my personal GitHub to make the PR or create a new professional one. Either way my personal account isn’t touching my work computer at all
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we get it together
(@Xythar) reported
if training github copilot on gpl code isn't a problem because it only "comes up with its own code inspired by that" then i trust microsoft will have no issues adding the entire windows source into the training set as well
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Dev. Devlin ⌨️🚀💰
(@EseDevlin) reported
@unicodeveloper @github @cloudinary How are we in trouble?
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Kevin
(@dj_d_sol) reported
@asmeurer @mrocklin it’s weird that more people aren’t clamouring for pandas to have first-class support for Decimal, right? I know there’s a GitHub issue for it, but I suspect there are thousands of pandas users out there saying f it and using floats
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🅰🆅🅴🅲🅽🅰🆅🅰
(@avecNava) reported
@mnzel @lizen_shakya I just want to fix whats automated by Github Copilot
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Kieran Coote-Dinh
(@waxedham) reported
@CurtisLusmore @DominikRan @github This is a problem that won’t be solved in our lifetime
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Files
(@FilesForWindows) reported
We've been talking with support for 2 months but they haven't provided any explanation and we aren't any closer to a solution. Unless these issues are resolved, we are looking into dropping support for the Microsoft Store in favor of releasing updates through GitHub and WinGet.
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Christofer Ohlsson
(@christolsson) reported
@_Chroma_ @eevee Isn't the issue here that Github is trying to charge money for GPL derived work, which is explicitly forbidden? I don't think a similar limitation exists for copyrighted text?
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Jim Sykora
(@JimSycurity) reported
@bettersafetynet @pmelson From a defender standpoint, majority of our users can't access GitHub, unless there's a business need. Systems & unauthenticated traffic certainly can't access it. Enforced via PAN AppIDs. Doesn't solve the root issue, but seems effective.
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L Francell
(@twintails) reported
Shoveling through the react GitHub issues I think I have a way. But is it bad? 🤔
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davert
(@davert) reported
Is there @github #copilot but for business requirements? You know, we have much less problems with the code if we know what we build
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raikumark
(@raikkk) reported
@chandrikadeb7 @github @gitlab has no issue using password authentication but recommends ssh public key authentication.
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Akshat Singh
(@AkshatCodes) reported
Github co-pilot can write code for you,problem solving and creativity still has to be your forte!
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JR Smith 🦀
(@abysmallytall) reported
This ends up getting relegated to blogs, SO, github issues (aka hot potato), etc. But often times, the writers either a) don't fully dive into the internals (important should something change) or b) something has changed and that example is no longer valid.
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Frank Kumro
(@frigidcode) reported
@duspom @github I think GPL licenses are the issues and there is confusion about if it’s a derivative work or not.
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apfel
(@indeeditsapfel) reported
I declare github copilot as useless until it can thoroughly identify improper free calls and fix them for me
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Noah Tye
(@noahlt) reported
When reading a long Github issue thread, my impulse is to read it top to bottom like a novel, and I usually read two or three pages of comments before remembering there's no authorial intent here and I should just skip to the end.
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Jonathan Tanner
(@nixCodeX) reported
@Skiminok @github @OpenAI Do you have any views on the issue of copyright/licensing of the training data?
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⚡ Rishabh Singh
(@mindninjaX) reported
4. Debug 🐞 Now up to this phase, you've completed most of all the core concepts and have built a couple of projects. It's time to get into reading other's people code & trying to solve them. You can find a lot of issues on GitHub for any kind of tech. Try solving them.
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raikumark
(@raikkk) reported
@chandrikadeb7 @github Yes, i just faced the permission denied problem yesterday when using password authentication. That's no longer work. Just copy and paste the token in password field of terminal.
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Michael Graziano
(@voretaq7) reported
Among other problems with that notion, if the project leaves Github and thus breaks the repo link you're now in breach of your GPL obligation if you were half-assing it with that answer.
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Dr Matt Lloyd Jones
(@befriendabacter) reported
@JP_Cranston Cheers Jamie - sorry I didn't explain the problem very well. Yeah I've sorted out sourcing the data locally via rstudioapi (similar to your solution) but it's storing over 1GB of data outside of GitHub (e.g. OSF, Dryad, Zenodo) and then sourcing it via the script I'm trying to do
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Eric McCorkle
(@eric_mccorkle) reported
I would need to hunt down my old code, but I'm pretty sure I've put something out under GPLv2 at one point or another. If there is a class-action suit against GitHub for violation of the GPL, I will join.
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Donald Gary
(@developer_don) reported
Github CoPilot: a fancy way to turn gpl-licensed open-source code into a commercial, for-profit product. Truly, and in all fairness; it could be a useful tool. Unsure how I feel about using GPL code for profit though. Could just be a personal problem for me. What do you think?
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Victor Cozhuhari
(@vitiok1978) reported
@themarcba @github Will it auto-fix my bugs?
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Hardik
(@hrdk_codes) reported
@dermayank @github I think, writing code was never the primary skill of developers. The primary skill is problem solving and critical thinking. Even if copilot writes all the code, it wouldn't be able to solve the problem at hand. 🤷
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NuT Dorckay
(@idi_rui) reported
Bois me and my friend took down omegatronic's shop, we're going to try to take down his youtube and perhaps (all thought we dont know how to dev cheats) develop a cheat that only targets bots and also I saw a software to detect and automatically kick bots on github. Stay strong !
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akbirthko
(@akbirthko) reported
You know, the Github Copilot licensing issue can be solved if they come up w/ a neural net that takes in a block of code and returns the original repository address(es). Besides, you don't have to worry about licensing if you're only using Copilot to write small functions, etc.
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Elizabeth, 💉💉 gender pirate
(@_woebetide_) reported
Im really glad right now my only code public on Github is Stitch and Growl, both of which are out of date, terrible, and probably shouldn’t be used. Even privately, I have it all in a private bitbucket… (I know there are even more private scenarios, but I hate running servers)