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hesreallyhim / awesome-claude-code GitHub experienced repeated service disruptions in early February 2026, affecting Actions, pull requests, notifications and Copilot, with incident timelines showing notification delays of up to ~50 minutes and Copilot policy propagation problems lasting from Feb 9 into Feb 10. Observers note GitHub’s status page changes make it harder to view 90-day historical uptime, and reconstructed public feeds suggest stability has been poor, with uptime dipping below
GitHub is experiencing a service disruption affecting some of its services, according to its status page. The incident notice indicates partial outages but offers few immediate details; users are prompted to subscribe for updates via email or SMS. The interruption matters because GitHub is central to software development, CI/CD pipelines, open-source collaboration, and developer productivity, so outages can halt commits, pull requests, package publishing, and automated deployments across many projects and companies. Developers and organizations should monitor GitHub’s status page and incident updates, pause dependent workflows where possible, and consider contingency plans like local mirrors, alternative git hosting, or retry strategies for automation.
GitHub has faced repeated outages and degradations in early February, affecting Actions, pull requests, notifications and Copilot, with incidents on Feb 9 causing notification delays up to ~50 minutes and a Copilot policy propagation problem persisting into Feb 10. The article notes GitHub’s altered status page makes it harder to see 90-day uptime trends; reconstructed public status feeds suggest GitHub’s stability has been poor and at one point dipped below 90% in 2025. GitHub’s Enterprise Cloud SLA promises 99.9% uptime, but broader users aren’t covered, underscoring that customers must plan for downtime as well as uptime. The issues highlight broader industry struggles to meet high availability expectations.
hesreallyhim / awesome-claude-code
GitHub experienced repeated service disruptions in early February 2026, affecting Actions, pull requests, notifications and Copilot, with incident timelines showing notification delays of up to ~50 minutes and Copilot policy propagation problems lasting from Feb 9 into Feb 10. Observers note GitHub’s status page changes make it harder to view 90-day historical uptime, and reconstructed public feeds suggest stability has been poor, with uptime dipping below 90% at points in 2025. The article highlights that GitHub’s Enterprise Cloud SLA promises 99.9% uptime for certain customers, but that many users must plan for significant downtime as major cloud developer platforms struggle to meet high availability expectations.