GitHub Outage Map
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
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.
GitHub users affected:

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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
Location | Reports |
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Elkridge, MD | 1 |
Berkeley, CA | 1 |
Warsaw, Województwo Mazowieckie | 1 |
Turbaco, Departamento de Bolívar | 1 |
João Monlevade, MG | 1 |
Rio Grande da Serra, SP | 1 |
Detroit, MI | 1 |
Cotia, SP | 1 |
Wichita, KS | 1 |
Ketsch, Baden-Württemberg Region | 1 |
Vilanova i la Geltrú, Catalunya | 1 |
Community Discussion
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GitHub Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ben Crowl (@mr_crowl) reported
@jennleaver Probably cause BitBucket Cloud is trash. That’s not entirely fair, but it’s certainly got some usability problems, compared with GitHub when it comes to PRs. Oh and it would benefit from a mobile app.
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goobric aka Mikal🌈 ♿🌱🧑🏻💻 (@goobric) reported
12 Currently all files/folders are stored locally on the computer. Remote backup is Safest. Available remote storage: @github @Bitbucket @gitlab Local Project folder needs to be linked 🔗connected with Remote Server 👇🏽
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Bill Criswell (@crswll) reported
It'd be cool if @github had like a "Close issue in 48 hours if no reply" type button.
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George Salapa 🖋 (@jurajsalapa) reported
it could be that #DeFi has a github problem . they are too exposed to speculators and hackers to find gaps
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Brad Zacher (@bradzacher) reported
After spending a few days playing around with @github actions and issue forms I can say that I dislike yaml Also not having a UI to configure or validate it sucks It was a lot "throwing **** at the wall" by pushing and seeing what happens Both need a lot of work to improve DevX
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Criswell (@Criswell) reported
@crswll @github I'd bet you could do stuff like this with Actions. We have auto-pr pruning Actions that prune dead PRs. I'd be shocked if something similar couldn't happen with issues.
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Ryan Robinson (RyanR on CounterSocial) (@Ryan_LR) reported
I thought my GitHub Pages site was almost ready to go, and today it's stopped letting me override the default CSS with my own, which is a pretty significant problem. I could just stick with paying for a WordPress host but I'm being stubborn.
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Daisuke Maki (@lestrrat) reported
Is there a convenient way to track down Go projects on GitHub which use a specific, antiquated version of a Go library so I can go and fix them? #golang
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Dan Luhring (@danluhring) reported
@alexellisuk Syft doesn't do any dynamic lookups in GitHub. This may be the Go 1.18 issue that @westonsteimel mentioned. It's hard to say without having a concrete example. But if there's a miss happening, we should address it!
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Nick Canzoneri (@nick_canz) reported
@jennleaver IMO GitHub works great when you have 1 repo = 1 team = 1 service, but it doesn’t fit that neatly for other scenarios. The project boards are a lot better, but issues being in repos doesn’t work for everything
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Gabe Sullice (@GabeSullice) reported
@tedbow @mortensonsam That's a good point. I don't prefer d.o to the GitHub workflow, so I'm not against merge requests in general. I'm just baffled by the issue comments on d.o. Maybe it's user error and I just need to ignore d.o issues and do more from the GitLab UI itself.
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Steve Hook 🐧 (@steevehook) reported
@sabrinaesaquino At some point not even the StackOverflow gods can save you. You read every SO and GitHub issue thread to still go ahead and figure it out by yourself. I'll say this, SO is for basic things
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Vinicius Costa (@realsuiciniv) reported
Hey @github and @GitHubBrasil Blind person can't create an account in your platform because the captcha is not screen reader friendly How about fix that ?
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Jamie Morton (@jamietmorton) reported
Hmm, looks like @github is down
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Sasha Medvedovsky (@sasham1) reported
@doanaminh I think the main problem is actually ***, and GitHub can't fix it