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After 7 years of what? 7 years since someone opened a random issue on a random repo?
by bamboleo 6y ago
After 7 years of what? 7 years since someone opened a random issue on a random repo?
- sm4rk0 6y agoFrom another perspective: Isn't it ironic that GitHub doesn't publicly expose it's own /issues? Like GitLab does: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues If they did, we wouldn't have to rely on random issues on random repos.
- bamboleo 6y agoFrom the page you linked: Issue 789719, that’s why.
- sm4rk0 6y agoI don't get it... The latest issue I see there is #289797. Even if #789719 was a typo, I'm logged in but still getting a 404 for #289719. Maybe that's a private issue visible to you? Or your point is the sheer number of issues?