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Make sure you file a bug - there are a myriad of sources internally, but we can often hunt it down easily enough (assuming it gets triaged to eng). Important in
by lclarkmichalek 6y ago
Make sure you file a bug - there are a myriad of sources internally, but we can often hunt it down easily enough (assuming it gets triaged to eng). Important info is the host of the urls being crawled, and the User Agent attached to the requests (headers are also good too). A timeseries graph of the hits (with date & timezone specified) can also help.
- napolux 6y agoWhere? Here? https://developers.facebook.com/support/bugs/ https://developers.facebook.com/support/bugs/
- falcolas 6y agoWhy is this the owner's problem? Someone at Facebook should be filing the bug, or better yet instrumenting their systems so that incidents like this issue a wake-up-an-engineer alert. Fuck this culture of "it's up to the victim of our fuckup to file a bug report with us".
- nhooyr 6y ago100%
- mulmen 6y agoNot just “file a bug report” but also compile a time series graph (lol) and then pray that Facebook triages it correctly, which they have no incentive to do.
- rurp 6y agoAnd to make things even more ridiculous, you need to sign in with a facebook account to even file a bug there.