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GitHub is a company that provides hosting for software development and version control using Git. It offers the distributed version control and source code management functionality of Git, plus its own features.

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of GitHub reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

GitHub Outage Chart 03/18/2026 17:00

March 18: Problems at GitHub

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by GitHub users through our website.

  1. Website Down (56%)

    Website Down (56%)

  2. Errors (33%)

    Errors (33%)

  3. Sign in (11%)

    Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent GitHub outage reports came from the following cities:

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City Problem Type Report Time
IndiaTrichūr Website Down
United StatesNew York City Errors
MexicoLeón de los Aldama Website Down
EcuadorQuito Errors
United KingdomBelfast Sign in
EcuadorGuayaquil Errors
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GitHub Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • choldgraf Chris Holdgraf (@choldgraf) reported

    @ocefpaf oh sorry, I looked at the linked github issue and thought you were referring to altair. I don't see a reason that ipyleaflet wouldn't work, just need to make sure the JS libraries that it uses are loaded.

  • malchata Jeremy Wagner (@malchata) reported

    If you're feeling like a sack of unproductive **** today, then just remember that you didn't totally goof up your Github notification settings and miss a bunch of issues and PRs for your npm packages from months ago like I did!

  • ToDiaspora 🏴LWFlouisa🏴 (@ToDiaspora) reported

    I'm beginning to think Github is deliberately slower to deploy changes. I never have these issues on Glitch.

  • Single_spa Single-spa (@Single_spa) reported

    Someone asked use about the single-spa roadmap - here are a few bullet points: - Ongoing maintenance / support: we respond to ~10 github issues and ~10 Slack messages every day, often resulting in bug fixes or other enhancements. (thread)

  • RobSalesforce Rob Cowell (he/him/his) (@RobSalesforce) reported

    @MirandaJanell Thanks Miranda, I'll file a issue on GitHub if one doesn't already exist. Thread cc @ntotten (who can maybe notify other appropriate folks)

  • klavier_jp ///// (@klavier_jp) reported

    Kind of feels weird being the first one to open a "bug" report. I posted my situation on the Microsoft Github, they couldn't help me, I abandoned the stack later anyways. 9 months later, people are still actively replying under my post, stating they experience the same problem.

  • erkjbro Erik J Brown (@erkjbro) reported

    @TheSwaminator Well I mainly have had some issues when trying to pull in the amplify cli. I'm using WSL2 w/ Ubuntu, and from the Amplify GitHub Issues there seems to be some bug with WSL in handling CORS. It seems like it will be a nice service, but it's difficult for me to fully use right now.

  • opdavies Oliver Davies (@opdavies) reported

    @ryangjchandler @phpSouthWales I think that it's a requirement that if you're giving a talk or streaming about GitHub Actions, there needs to be some kind of GitHub issue at the same time. @geerlingguy experienced it too on one of his streams.

  • JonVirtual Jon Oakes (@JonVirtual) reported

    @zite00 Somewhere I have a link to a github that made it pretty easy for you to make your own blockchain and I love that idea for small projects but then if it gets big the power goes to the moon so there's that problem. But at one point I made my own 'altcoin' just to see if I could.

  • BenCAugustine Ben Augustine (@BenCAugustine) reported

    @gabbspalomo I had the same problem, but then found out I needed an old version of something (don't remember what) from one of the github issues. Then it didn't classify our photos well at all.

  • joenrv Joaquim Vergès ⚡ (@joenrv) reported

    Feature idea for @github: allow breaking down a PR into "logical parts" (ex: main change / needed reactors / tests) to make it easier to review large changes. It's so cumbersome right now to break a big change into small PRs, but necessary to get proper reviews. @GitHubEng

  • OjOojmed Oj (@OjOojmed) reported

    Just reported users to GitHub, hopefully they can take it down before it becomes public.

  • indygreg indygreg (@indygreg) reported

    Has anyone else seen general network unreliability in GitHub Actions? A high percentage (>5%) of my jobs run into intermittent network issues. Connections randomly fail to establish or drop. I even see TLS handshake failures! Networks aren't reliable, but these networks are jank.

  • NoahSemus Noah Semus (@NoahSemus) reported

    @NazakiAid This is due to the color picker library we're using. Unfortunately on ff we couldn't use the standard html color picker so we had to load a library via a cdn (as extensions have problems with npm it seems). Feel free to check the source code on GitHub if you want!

  • PixiJS PixiJS (@PixiJS) reported

    Many of our plugins are still getting upgraded, so if you need support for one of those, please leave an issue on the GitHub page.

  • wiglebot Braxton (@wiglebot) reported

    @PartTimeLarry HA, the guy took the video down. It violates your github license anyway. I was going to see if he speeds up like do. You start talking faster, coding faster, drinking faster...

  • atombeast Aaron Tomb (@atombeast) reported

    @jeanqasaur We have a lot of tests that fail intermittently due to flakiness in the CI system rather than the code. Failures to fetch dependencies due to network hiccups and so on. Things have improved over the years (e.g., GitHub Actions are better than Jenkins), but it's still a problem.

  • pritkalariya pritkalariya.py🐍 (@pritkalariya) reported

    Just submitted my first ever GitHub issue!! I'm soooooo nervous 😬😨 #100DaysOfCode

  • DrMaxPalmer Max Palmer (@DrMaxPalmer) reported

    @lukemcneice @LKGGlass If you check out the GitHub issues for the SDK there are people reporting running 5-9 on a single PC, most use high end i9 CPUs with PCIe USB 3 expansion cards. Someone also says they can run 8 on a MacBook Pro (i9) by splitting USBC ports, but they can’t charge the Mac then.

  • cocainesuchki амд (@cocainesuchki) reported

    @PancakeSwap Interface in “Overview” don’t sync for 13 days. 0 reaction on GitHub issue. Ban in Telegram channel. Clowns spamming the smiles in chat to skip and hide my message. Why #1 BSC DeFi project can’t fix the simple things?

  • powers_hell Ben Reader | 🔌🐚 (@powers_hell) reported

    @brewster1975 The code in my GitHub is a function. You will need to create an array with your server and printer names and then loop through those as parameters to the function.

  • Single_spa Single-spa (@Single_spa) reported

    @ajaybeniwal203 What does “error retry mechanism mean”? For when applications fail to download? Feel free to create a GitHub issue for this

  • acanthamoeba Noel Bundick (@acanthamoeba) reported

    I'm still so so so happy about GitHub Actions caching. All this npm install as I fix my typos would have taken me forever in the past Then I'd get distracted Then I'd post on Twitter and lose track of time oh wait

  • haacked Boom Haackalacka (@haacked) reported

    Did GitHub Actions change the C# compiler? It's giving me compilation errors on things that compiled before. Some of them are clearly wrong such as false positives on CA1802. /cc @timheuer

  • pritkalariya pritkalariya.py🐍 (@pritkalariya) reported

    @jackbutcher Just submitted my first ever GitHub issue!!

  • aaronbrighton Aaron Brighton (@aaronbrighton) reported

    @MFrunker @kkvr2823 @tesla_talks You have Github issue ticket where you reported bug?

  • Sadkins65 Sara Adkins (@Sadkins65) reported

    Sometimes the universe gives you a 3 year old GitHub issue thread with a detailed solution to your exact problem and you think maybe 2021 will be an OK year

  • tannerdolby Tanner Dolby (@tannerdolby) reported

    @studio_hungry I’m curious what others usually do as well. I typically check my email first, StackOverflow next (if I answered any questions recently), then Github issue tracker and lastly twitter.

  • iamfilipe Filipe (@iamfilipe) reported

    @github some months ago I started having REALLY slow load speeds from github. It's only for github, everything else is fast. What could this be?

  • jtruk James Rutherford (@jtruk) reported

    @JasonDJudge It's for Ionic Appflow, which looks pretty modern. Suggestion elsewhere that it's down to a legacy GitHub OAuth permission set feels right. I think I can do what I want with another service, but I'll be requesting they consider updating if that doesn't work out!