Delays for Pull Requests and Webhook deliveries

55 pointsposted a day ago
by bearsyankees

14 Comments

I switched all my repos to Cursor Origin when the last outage happened a couple of days ago. Origin is fast. It’s comparable to moving from Jira to Linear. I highly recommend everyone try it.

I had to move my CI to Buildkite and am also running a self-hosted windows runner, but other than that, most services I used such as cloudflare workers and code rabbit work with Origin. Claude was essential in getting all work in progress PRs reopened as well.

lexoj

a day ago

Time to push straight to master then

feukon

a day ago

Has any other service been affected as hard as GitHub by this wave of AI-generated code?

AshleyGrant

a day ago

This explains why it took GitHub 5+ minutes to acknowledge a push to a PR branch.

comrade1234

a day ago

So much stuff is down today for php fixes. I can't even do Duolingo!

keraf

a day ago

Too many projects working on fixing (merging PRs and building patched images) the latest PHP incident? Causing a DoS on Github would be a quite "funny" side-effect of this whole thing.

I think explicitly Delays for Pull Requests and Webhook deliveries would be a more accurate and helpful title.

nope1000

a day ago

Luckily nobody has to do critical updates right now

user

a day ago

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aussieguy1234

a day ago

The engineers they "replaced" with AI aren't coming back...

Hamuko

a day ago

Everyone trying to build a new PHP-based container at the same time?

dominotw

a day ago

oh github outage . all is well in the world.