Thanks I just want my GitHub actions to not break every so often though.
Kinrany 7 hours ago [-]
I'll settle for git operations and PR merges not breaking.
da_chicken 10 hours ago [-]
I thought breaking every so often was already the dominant feature of GitHub actions.
skrtskrt 6 hours ago [-]
When it's broken is the only time it might not be an active security threat
onion2k 8 hours ago [-]
Chaos engineering as a service.
skrtskrt 6 hours ago [-]
Whereas functioning CI is just arbitrary shell scripts with glue and tape as a service.
intothemild 9 hours ago [-]
Yeah how else am I supposed to take a break or an afternoon nap
cosmic_quanta 6 hours ago [-]
I'm surprised at the level of detail presented in this post. Say what you will about the product, but I appreciate lifting the veil on what goes on behind the scenes.
MobileVet 7 hours ago [-]
I wonder if this post was planned prior to Anthropic's announcement regarding Github's inability to handle their volume of merges.
This is so tone deaf in timing, it could only be microsoft, and it (weirdly) makes me feel better.
lemonish97 9 hours ago [-]
Why is this "tone deaf in timing"? Isn't this addressing gh's biggest bottleneck at the moment?
throwaway69123 6 hours ago [-]
These changes seem to be correlated with huge instability. Is the instability caused by the increased use? Seems unlikely given the nature of some of the issues we have experienced. Or is it related to this move to azure infra under the guise of capacity but in reality, a longer term eating of github into the Microsoft mothership.
skrtskrt 6 hours ago [-]
It's been a lot worse recently but the increase in instability is fairly well correlated with how long it's been owned by Microsoft.
People have been on here complaining about GitHub being unstable for years and years
philipallstar 8 hours ago [-]
Commentary on PR strategy is really low quality commentary.
humbleRidge21 8 hours ago [-]
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luis_valerio 7 hours ago [-]
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https://www.anthropic.com/research/redesigning-source-contro...
People have been on here complaining about GitHub being unstable for years and years