Is GitHub down?

@jms_dot_py @jtimarnold I have a problem with the github c2 one :'( haha

Whoa. Did Github just change the "issue closed" icon/color from red + X to purple + checkmark?

Today thought: need to stop using so many digital services. My data is everywhere. It is always linked between Loom, Notion, Roam, my GitHub site… but if one of these systems shut down all my global system is compromised. How do you deal with it?

Either github changed the colour for closed issues or my brain isn't seeing red correctly right now.

Anyone else notice that Github changed the color for closed issues to purple?

@maddox No MDM. Did you run your personal business, have all your family photos, and all that sort of stuff on your GitHub issued computer? Like I said, I’m new to having a company issues computer and didn’t really ask around. Having separate ones just seemed like a cleaner option.

omfg the first time I kubectl apply, it throws an error that leads me to a bunch of confusing GitHub issues but if I just kubectl apply a second time, it works somehow

@caarlos0 @liran_tal @github Is that a complaint about your co-maintainers on go-releaser? Or did you raise a PR on another project that was rebased onto main on your behalf? Why do you see that as a problem? Did you try communicating with the maintainer?

@rogerturnau It's not queued for 6 days. It will have failed in a couple of seconds but not returned that information properly for some reason. There are dozens of GitHub issues opened daily. Linking to yours here would help so I can track it down.

$MSFT reports EPS $2.71 vs. $2.06 Expected, revenue $45.3B vs. $43.9B Expected "Intelligent Cloud segment, which comprises the Azure public cloud, enterprise services, GitHub, SQL Server, (others) delivered $16.96 billion in revenue, which was up 31% year over year"

@anabmap oh, got it now. Well 80% of professors would not have a problem. Some even publish them on github etc. But better to ask. Some consider it sort of article work in progress...

@alexellisuk @caarlos0 @github As for the why - I can see how it would be annoying to all a sudden start receiving updates from other PRs that landed on the main branch before yours. I guess the question is - why are others syncing your PR with main for you? Is it a permission issue? automation issue?

@github Please change back the issue closed colour to red, purple makes no sense here as purple in PRs means its been merged while red means its been closed.

@gameon2121 You can change that line to literally any subject you want to search Unsplash for. Just know that Unsplash is down right now so it’s randomly pulling 1 of 10 wallpapers I have on my GitHub while it’s down.

@shayfrendt @github yes, but prior to the distinction, the default should be "wontfix", not "purple checkmark". or, you could differentiate via whether the issue is closed via commit/merge (checkmark) or not (wontfix)

@github why are closed issues, even ones not closed via a commit or PR, showing up with a purple checkmark? That implies a positive outcome when the outcome is negative (ie, red)

@headius @github I've seen projects not use GitHub mostly due to the issue tracker. BitBucket and GitLab both have better ones, IMHO. But, you're probably right. GitHub is the 800 lbs. gorilla now. It's a shame because it doesn't need to be the best PM tool to be valuable.

The movie app I’m building, I’ve paused on and continue learning React and building projects with it. I may deploy it to my GitHub for a live site link maybe I can get y’all opinion on stuff I want to add to it and maybe help me fix the bug too 😿😼

@nirvdrum @github That would be very nice... with some high-level integration both ways to link issues and commits and such. I don't see it happening, though, since it would drive people off site.

@headius @github I wish GitHub made it easier to link in external issue trackers. The built-in one is sufficient for many, but I find it largely unusable for larger projects. You can disable it, but then people have to find a link to the tracker. I'd like the "Issues" tab to just link to it.

Is y’all ****** down or what @github

@simonw @github @basecamp This was using an issue template which contains some default text. If I navigate away and then back it resets to the issue template default text. I am guessing this is default browser functionality rather than GitHub? (I use Firefox too)

Absolutely delightful: hitting [g][i] by habit while browsing github issues and being taken to the issue index. No idea they supported keyboard shortcuts for nav, now I'll go look them up.

@GitBookIO your latest update is terrible, the docs team is stalled and can't edit any docs, support replies take weeks with no progress. I tried to sync our workspace with github clearly stating gitbook->github direction instead it exported empty docs and wiped everything out.

@SFP_CFO The chart has bugged out, but don't worry, we have raised an issue on their Github page. It will be fixed in near future.

can anyone link me to that wcag github issue about 'we shouldn't do new stuff until the existing stuff is clear'? #a11y

3/7 Within seconds of posting the issue to the github repo, which contained my Twitter username, my OnlyFans account was logged out of the active tab, and appears to no longer exist. My bad. I now have no ability to access any of the content for which I have paid.

@EgbertRijke Looking forward to E_8! I hope this isn't a Lie :)) Btw, the links to GitHub are broken..

@JosephAllen1234 @BreakItStruan I'd be happy to accept a GitHub link and supporting interview to walk through the projects that are most relevant as you suggest, but seeing someone tackle a problem of the type they'll be working on does have it's value. L

@jordansissel @github Ugh... I can't do that, we have hundreds of releases. I would accept cloning an issue to mark it in multiple releases, but obviously the ideal would be simply setting multiple milestones.