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I'm not sure there is a "late" at night or tired in the incident report. All times are UTC and it's unclear where all the team is located but if in SF then this
by craigkerstiens 10y ago
I'm not sure there is a "late" at night or tired in the incident report. All times are UTC and it's unclear where all the team is located but if in SF then this is at 4pm which is when the incident just occurred. It doesn't necessarily change that you shouldn't be firefighting for extremely long cycles in hero-mode for that long, but not exactly the same as exhausted and powering away for hours.
- sbuttgereit 10y agoActually, there is a brief comment: "At this point frustration begins to kick in. Earlier this night YP explicitly mentioned he was going to sign off as it was getting late (23:00 or so local time), but didn’t due to the replication problems popping up all of a sudden."
- Scriptor 10y agoGitlab's team is worldwide. YP seems to be someone in EU time, which right now is UTC+1. That would mean that the incident happened around 11pm or midnight in YP's local time.
- YorickPeterse 10y agoCorrect, I'm based in Europe/Amsterdam so this happened mostly during the evening.