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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Chris Oliver
(@excid3) reported
@collin_jilbert The GitHub Issues started rolling in and all I could think is "well duh, of course it doesn't work for you! I never built it for other people to use!" 😬
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Stuart Nelson
(@stuartjnelson) reported
@syedumairumar Hey Syed, Hmm interesting. Would you mind creating an issue on GitHub. There is a template in there for bugs so I can get some more info.
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Alexey Golub
(@Tyrrrz) reported
@kzu @github It's a good idea, but I'm concerned that "issue bounties" are emphasizing the wrong problem. After all, when there is a feature request or a bug, the hardest part is not to implement it once (which bounty covers), but to maintain it going forward (which bounty doesn't cover).
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Norman Nunley
(@nnunley) reported
@dukeleto @moxie Generally speaking, there's no way of proving that the code on github is what they're using for their live deploy. And unfortunately, Signal's apps don't allow you to change their connection server. So you more or less need to take a bag of salt with it for the moment.
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Terence Eden
(@edent) reported
@vosageroll @blangry One problem I've noticed - collecting bug reports on GitHub. You can have a structured template, which helps with some cases. But quite often the user either doesn't understand the issue well enough, or the issue is outside the bounds of the template.
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Saburo Okita
(@sub_okita) reported
@bethbourdon Sadly those are crawled URLs, but they are already dead. People have been archiving those data, but they are not publicly available yet (there was a github repository, but it's already been taken down).
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Phil Carlisle
(@zoombapup) reported
@stevestreeting Yeah, same here. Going to be releasing source code to a plugin I'm writing to make it easier for one of my students to do his work with sequencer. That kind of thing I've no problem giving away on github. I just don't want the hassle of support unless being paid I guess.
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waisideas
(@waisideas) reported
@gregmarine @capacitorjs I've tried both since this. I cloned working projects from github with multiple versions and tried to run them with no success. With Cap nor Android Studio. I've been talking to some people and they think it might be an issue with Big Sur. Do you have Big Sur installed?
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Safi Ullah
(@safi_ullah7) reported
@Nikoletta3108 We can set up CICD pipelines using GitLab / GitHub etc. With the pipelines, we can simply click a button and our code with be deployed onto the server. I thought maybe you're working on that.
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Oliver Kopp
(@koppor) reported
@github May I ask whether you changes the tab order at the login screen? Username TAB Password ENTER leads to "Forgot password" instead of login. In many other web sites, a single TAB leads from username to password. #UX
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Randy
(@Randy98463400) reported
@ProjectPolaris_ What happened to this project? I can't find the download. Or a link to the open source github version. Was it taken down?
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Alex Loukissas
(@aloukissas) reported
Imagine if the @github web UI was built /w LiveView. Right now it's just so, so slow.
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useless lesbian
(@transitracer) reported
@tensegrist i found the issue this is what happens when i read nixpkgs on github master instead of my actual release branch i use
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Deplorable J
(@DeplorableJ5) reported
@JovanHPulitzer It’s a myth that their phones can’t be compromised. GitHub has apps available, buddy of mine had some security problems. App allowed him to look into any iPhone on his WiFi network and download. False sense of security they give you.
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Minionion
(@jgwtt) reported
@lacker I mean they cannot "ban" any server as they are just the developers, not operators, and so far they resisted hard-coding any ban into the software (and even if they do, nothing stops someone from forking the github and removing the block)
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🏝 Taudry Hepburn 🏝
(@tabatkins) reported
Oh man, @nschonni has been on fire doing a lot of "chore" work on Bikeshed the last week. * Bikeshed is now on GitHub CI rather than Travis, so PRs are tested * gotten lint-clean, and trimmed the lint exceptions down to the minimal intentional violations * adding 3.9 to CI
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Jeff Nathan - r00t folding team #258829
(@jefnathan) reported
@timyardley I blame part of how this is being reported, but it could be an authenticated API, too. By the time I caught it (last night), the github repo was down, so I only saw some of the complete picture.
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Adam Driscoll
(@adamdriscoll) reported
@codaamok @github @nuget I stopped using GitHub packages so I'm not sure but probably since the issue is still open on their end.
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Produkthelt
(@produkhelt) reported
@HarrisRoberts @stripe @github This comes down to personal taste. I like GitHub better even tho that Stripe has an equal level of design execution. Both are super nice 👌
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Him Over There 💙
(@snathe) reported
Whoever on Github decidded to put the "Close issue" button needs to go right next to the "Go to issue" button when looking at a card in a project - so it's all too easy to accidentally close an issue - needs a good talking to about UX.
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Aditya Shankar 🍥
(@greymatterthing) reported
@jimmy_wales they take about the same amount of time I take to respond to github issues
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ѕєαη ρ кєℓℓєу
(@SeanPKelley) reported
@dap6000 @Epidiah 3. Do a project - and put it on resume - it can be personal or professional project. List the tech stack, problem and solution. Example on github is good too. Just a few pointers.
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Rainer Gerhards
(@rgerhards) reported
right now re-checking #rsyslog PRs as well as versions build on my Suse OBS -- I guess there is some backlog. Next will be github issue re-evaluation.
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JEEZY SEVEN
(@Jeezy7RWD) reported
@Firebase #askfirebase there are pending GitHub issues that haven’t been resolved in a long tome. Any updates?
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Antony Balaev
(@BalaevAntony) reported
Yesterday I learned Cocoapods and Firebase. I am making a chat application with the ability to register and login. I need to do more tweets and make more pushes to GitHub. #iosdev #Swift
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Thomas Burkhart 💙🦄
(@ThomasBurkhartB) reported
@kzu @github I think its a good idea. But maybe also the other way round, that maintainer can put price tags on issues so that people can buy them if the need it
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Andy
(@donutgrind) reported
dreaming about github issues is a step up from dreaming about tech support
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Sam Dingore
(@SamDingore) reported
@DevonCrawford13 Dude your APIs not working.. the youtube and GitHub too are you fixing them or just Doing some other development that affected that???
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Michele Adduci
(@m_adduci) reported
I think @github is having problems.. a small download from Releases (~200MB) goes really slow (~10 Kb/s)
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🏋🏼👨🏻💻Yoshi Rubin
(@yoshirubin) reported
1. Try to write What, How, and Why you need something done before doing it I do this using #github issues but I am sure there are other ways to do this I like having it written to reference later as documentation and this helps me stay focused on what needs to be done and why