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It's also _by_far_ the cheapest, and most git-work can be done offline, so while it's inconvenient, it's not stopping all operations here.
by sigio 1y ago
It's also _by_far_ the cheapest, and most git-work can be done offline, so while it's inconvenient, it's not stopping all operations here.
- ta1243 1y agoDepends how intergrated you are. If you're using it as a code repository fine, if you're tying your workflows into it with pull requests, actions, maybe a third party CI which ties to it, and use it as part of operations then it's a major problem I just approved a PR which added a user to one of our AWS accounts for example, if github is down then that PR can't be approved, the update can't work and the user can't access that account
- Nicook 1y agoI mean you can always work around it with the correct permissions right.