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With the Microsoft acquisition, GitHub went from maybe overly slowly evolving and totally reliable to constantly changing and constantly broken. I swear at leas
by donatj 3y ago
With the Microsoft acquisition, GitHub went from maybe overly slowly evolving and totally reliable to constantly changing and constantly broken. I swear at least a couple times a week their webhooks fall so far behind these days it breaks our internal workflows.
I’d like to get off Mr. Microsoft’s Wild Ride and go back to the much simpler and more reliable GitHub of yesteryear.
- SmoothBrain12 3y ago[dead]
- chankstein38 3y agoGoogle and Microsoft, the beginning of the end of so many products and services. Both just implement whatever will currently make them the most profit, they suck at it and don't care because they're still raking in money. It's sad. At some point both were actually decent companies (setting aside "evil" they did) but now adays both are just shells of that capitalizing on their names still.
- nickelpro 3y ago"Constantly" is doing some work here, it's still up and doing the same git hosting it's done for 15 years over 99% of the time
- donatj 3y agoI don't think it is 99% of the given workday. By their published stats, surely. In actuality the number of times I go to do a git operation and it fails because GitHub is being flakey is pretty high, and most of the time when I check the status page, it's clean.