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The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where GitHub users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with GitHub, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Kitchener, ON 2
Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid 2
Dallas, TX 2
New York City, NY 2
Saint Andrews, Scotland 1
Sumaré, SP 1
Racine, WI 1
Guayaquil, Provincia del Guayas 1
Paris, Île-de-France 1
Manizales, Departamento de Caldas 1
San José, Provincia de San José 1
Fresno, CA 1
Cali, Departamento del Valle del Cauca 1
Caen, Normandie 1
Kuala Lumpur, KUL 1
Nouméa, Province Sud 1
Los Angeles, CA 1
Marietta, GA 1
Miami, FL 1
Florence, SC 1
Halle (Saale), Saxony-Anhalt 1
Siegen, NRW 1
East Lansing, MI 1
Maricá, RJ 1
Bari, Puglia 1
Noida, UP 1
Victoria, BC 1
New Delhi, NCT 1

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GitHub Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • philliphaydon Phillip Haydon (@philliphaydon) reported

    I think @github needs to resolve the issue of an organization being able to move projects without the others approval. Just because admin rights are granted doesn’t mean it should be able to move things around without consent/approval of the original owner/org.

  • binarytemple binarytemple (@binarytemple) reported

    @JacobMGEvans @github Can you link issues, that is establish a dependency, this issue depends on this issue. Because that basic feature has been lacking in GitHub issues for 10 years now.

  • jamesdrandall James Randall (@jamesdrandall) reported

    Much of this could have been said (and probably was - it certainly rings bells) after the Maturity Model debacle. Fortunately it was easy for me to simply cancel my membership via a GitHub issue, hopefully the projects looking to leave are able to do so without it getting messy.

  • MatthewDeaners Matthew Dean™ (@MatthewDeaners) reported

    I once wrote a short story based on a Github issue thread and I'm glad no one sued me for plagiarism or subpoenaed all my group chats.

  • apenwarr apenwarr (@apenwarr) reported

    @hacktifish @Tailscale Well... that shouldn't happen! If you don't mind running `tailscale bugreport` and pasting the output into a github issue or support@ email, we can help try to narrow it down.

  • _msw_ Matthew S. Wilson (msw) (@_msw_) reported

    @ag_dubs I don't love aspects of open source as it exists on github today. I think too much useful information / knowledge (issues, conversations, etc.) is trapped in their service. But I don't think that's the part of open source that you're concerned might blip out?

  • kevmoo kevmoo (@kevmoo) reported

    Anyone managed to get Flutter running headless? I was pondering writing a tool to generate fancy meta-images for server-side code. Like when you share a GitHub repo.

  • halluxdev hallux (@halluxdev) reported

    @mikaela__caron hey! I noticed on your Github that an individual requested to be assigned to an issue. Is that the method you'd prefer if I was working on something?

  • dpaola2 Dave Paola (@dpaola2) reported

    This new @GitHub issues editing keyboard shortcuts thing is driving me BONKERS. I use ctrl-a/e/k so much it’s muscle memory at this point, and I can barely type in issues anymore. Please fix this!!

  • at_tcsc thom, supposedly (@at_tcsc) reported

    ugh github's issue editor has completely unusable for me overnight it now overrides `ctrl+e` to mean "toggle code" rather than "go to end of line" (which is a global macos movement shortcut) please don't change os or browser keyboard shortcut behavior a way to turn it off

  • mantysaaris Skyler Mäntysaari (@mantysaaris) reported

    @iamadamdev "An owner of this repository has limited the ability to open an issue to users that have contributed to this repository in the past." Why is that on the bypass-paywalls-chrome Github repo?

  • steren Steren (@steren) reported

    @MylesBorins While you're here: My issue with Release is that they require to use the UI of the GitHub CLI to create them. They are based on *** tags. I wish I could just create one at the same time as creating a *** tag (I add #release in the message? or message starts with "Release:"?)

  • minimalist Geoff Sisson (@minimalist) reported

    Not sure why there isn't a "brew list --installed-on-request" option. There's no shortage of issues on GitHub requesting this feature. But here we are.

  • cpswan Chris Swan (@cpswan) reported

    @timbray Even before R2 the blog thing was pretty much a solved problem with JAMstack and the various 'pages' offerings from Cloudflare, GitHub etc. that all have CDN components. The hard(er) part is having comments, but that's also a solved problem.

  • TruchetStyles Truchet Styles NFT (@TruchetStyles) reported

    We spent hours on Google, documentation, and reading issues/PRs in multiple GitHub repos so you don’t have to! RT to save a frazzled web3 dev’s life 🌈🌟

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