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Most Reported Problems

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  1. Website Down (74%)

    Website Down (74%)

  2. Errors (19%)

    Errors (19%)

  3. Sign in (7%)

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GitHub Issues Reports

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  • vitimus1 Victor (@vitimus1) reported

    @saifalzo @github I already have that setup, my main issue it the website. I have a page that I only see org stuff, but there isn’t a “only Me” page

  • theomn Owen Nelson (@theomn) reported

    A problem I have is how my github account sends notifications to my personal email but I'd rather it sent them to my dayjob email when those notifications originate from the dayjob org. I guess there's nothing for this. I don't see a way to set this pref at the org level.

  • Enterprise2MARS Enterprise Finance & Technology (@Enterprise2MARS) reported

    @PiCoreTeam I submitted a proposal for a cross chain aggregator similar to CMC obviously our ecosystem will need them. Unfortunately though my proposal (complete with staff structure and GitHub repo to the actual work o performed) were either lost to a glitch or disregarded.

  • travofoz 💉a travesty vaxxed in 2 shots 💉 (@travofoz) reported

    what if, hear me out, what if we fought the military industrial complex by not working for them anymore? seriously. stop enlisting. stop being a part of the baby killing empire. how can anyone that thinks github is a problem, for instance, not understand this? #endthecycle

  • rubytheretailer rubytheretailer ✨ (@rubytheretailer) reported

    @moritzhaarmann couldn't that be deleted if github goes down or if the user deleted/undid their work? the blockchain is an immutable record, & while many don't store their work on chain - there are numerous pieces/collections fully on chain

  • DOPE_A_MEAN Shawn (@DOPE_A_MEAN) reported

    /5 Github is giving me a merge conflict error with no conflict actually appearing in my text editor - weird! I will post it when it is ready for the world to see. #100DaysOfCode #day100

  • zarawesome zaratustra vs. anti-zaratustra (@zarawesome) reported

    @mxSophieH just put it on github when you retire, then it's someone else's problem

  • DevEliCruz Elijah Cruz (@DevEliCruz) reported

    I found out that I seem to be a rarity in that I actually add labels to issues in private GitHub repos, even if it's just me. Interesting because I use issues to write down if somethings not working, to remind me to add features, and more.

  • Kieran_Volz Kieran Volz (@Kieran_Volz) reported

    @TheJackForge We need the show Chopped for Devs where they have to try a new framework for each episode. Someone's GitHub account not connecting properly would be similar to when the ice cream maker is broken. My only question is what would be the ingredient equivalent of cornish game hen?

  • prestonjlamb Preston Lamb (@prestonjlamb) reported

    @LayZeeDK @github Yeah I definitely know it's an issue, but I spent hours on it the other day and can't get it solved. The peer dependency warnings are out of control in npm v7

  • andrewconnell Andrew Connell (@andrewconnell) reported

    Those times when you struggle for 24h with a dev issue that you just can't crack, have 30+ tabs open with a mix of @StackOverflow, @github, and API docs, and then finally crack the problem with an elegant solution in less than 10 lines... yeah... that's a good start to the day 🙌

  • IttaiSvidler ittai.eth (@IttaiSvidler) reported

    @lucy_guo That’s a gas estimation bug with MetaMask — not the actual gas required. Been well documented in their GitHub issues but hasn’t been resolved for a long time.

  • yburyug yburyug (@yburyug) reported

    Using Github Copilot for the first time the rest of this week. Does anyone know the magic setting to change so that vim mode in VS Code will not make me repetitively tap j/k to go up and down and just make it work if I hold it? lol

  • ArminTrepic armin trepic (@ArminTrepic) reported

    @MTrenzs He needs to fix his GitHub front page

  • rowancockett Rowan Cockett (@rowancockett) reported

    Interesting that dragging an image into a @github issue now creates <img> syntax rather than ![markdown](). Wonder why they switched?!

  • tdinh_me Tony Dinh 🎯 (@tdinh_me) reported

    It costs you $0 to start a SaaS business. Seriously. AWS and GCP free tier will get you pretty far from the starting point. A lot of services also have a free plan: Heroku, Vercel, GitHub, etc. Ok, a domain is $12/year, but that won't be a problem for most people I think.

  • hyPiRion Jean Niklas L'orange (@hyPiRion) reported

    And while all creators suffer from the fact that bad stuff sticks better than the good, it can be demotivating to go to your GitHub project's profile and see "Issues (165)" every single time. Not only because it's valid criticism, but also because "you" are expected to fix it.

  • eevee eevee (@eevee) reported

    @SlandailLtd and the cve claims the bug to be in the unicode spec?? when the most effective fix by far is that github now lints for it

  • cbirdsong Cory Birdsong (@cbirdsong) reported

    @keithdevon @HowellsMead I think I remember reading a GitHub issue where they were going to remove the inner_container divs for all versions of the editor, but realized that was a bad idea and then tied it to theme.json somewhat arbitrarily

  • VincentAB Vincent Arel-Bundock (@VincentAB) reported

    @ParkerS15013836 Hey. Would you mind trying the latest Github version again? I think I fixed the issue.

  • adlez27 🎄KLAD🎄 (@adlez27) reported

    @Hikari_Mikazuki If you're having trouble with something or need to report a bug, please feel free to either post it in the discord server or on the Issues tab on github

  • EliasRanz Elias Ranz (@EliasRanz) reported

    @davidofwatkins @Confluence we used to use confluence, but left it behind. At the time we moved onto Google Docs, but now we're on SharePoint. My team just decided to use GitHub wikis now though as the entry point. I love the stuff GitHub is doing with integrations between Pull Requests and Issues though.

  • burst54 Mister Burst (@burst54) reported

    I have the code at about the same place I had it last year Having some issues with it, I still have a comment on the GitHub issue asking for help. Maybe I'll open an IRC client to get assistance

  • Esper_Lily ******* Deer 🦌 (@Esper_Lily) reported

    @boring_cactus Apparently this issue was reported to GitHub 2 years ago and they ignored it. Optimizing for media + targeting compilers finally made GitHub roll out a warning for this. I hate it, but it seems like this really was required to get code review tooling to care.

  • PetrosKoulianos Petros 👽💀☠️ (@PetrosKoulianos) reported

    🚫 STOP committing and pushing on GitHub or you local repo - Dead code - Comment out code - Code that your team don't need - Code that will need by a future feature - Broken code - Untidy up code

  • timklapdor Tim Klapdor (@timklapdor) reported

    @decryption I’d go for @jekyllrb or @eleven_ty. Static sites and adding search is easier than configuring a server. Some themes have everything out of the box ready to go. Can run of GitHub pages.

  • loujaybee Lou ☁️ 👨‍💻🏋️‍♂️🎸🚴🏻‍♂️🏍 (@loujaybee) reported

    With GitHub Issues you can create draft tasks (which may or may not graduate to full tickets) without the noise of a big issue with history etc. Sometimes ideas are just fleeting and become irrelevant later. If not... you've got the note to expand upon later.

  • aac Andrew Cove (@aac) reported

    Someone just fixed and closed an issue that I opened on GitHub in 2013.

  • drb_ra C2IntelFeedsBot (@drb_ra) reported

    Cobalt Strike Server Found C2: HTTP @ 37[.]0[.]10[.]81:85 C2 Server: gainfinance[.]cc,/chunk-responsive-underlinenav-0ff33106[.]js Country: Netherlands ASN: AS_DELIS Host Header: github[.]com /cc @Namecheap #C2 #cobaltstrike

  • prestonjlamb Preston Lamb (@prestonjlamb) reported

    @LayZeeDK @github Well I've tried that, but a brand new lockfile gets me in trouble with peer dependency issues in npm v7. Ones that no matter how I try I can't figure out the issues.