It's easy to see from the uptime history [1] that there have been many more incidents in April-June than in January-April.
Don't know if that has anything to do with the Microsoft acquisition, but it is concerning.
Don't know if that has anything to do with the Microsoft acquisition, but it is concerning.
(of course I'm working on other stuff in the meantime but splices focus unnecessarily)
They have paying customers that are being inconvenienced by this. We lost time over this multiple times in the last few weeks.
So, not good. IMHO they are having some major issues with their release process that they need to address. Standards have slipped there; they used to be better at this.
I wonder if COVID has affected this somehow. Anecdotally I've heard of at least one other ~peer company with a large rise in incidents/outages since April.
Strange since both companies previously had a strong culture of remote work (maybe 1/4 to 1/3 of eng was remote) going into the pandemic, so I'd be quite surprised if all-WFH contributed somehow...
No, MS prioritising Teams land grabbery is what caused it.
And generally speaking Github has been 100x more active post Microsoft acquisition. So I am not surprised at the downtime.
And I will gladly trade another few hours if not more downtime if they could just rollback the side panel design.