GitHub has restored their API, and our public ingestion pipeline has fully recovered. Real-time event ingestion and commit retrieval are operating normally again.
This incident was caused by an upstream GitHub API outage and is now resolved. Thank you for your patience.
Resolved
GitHub has restored their API, and our public ingestion pipeline has fully recovered. Real-time event ingestion and commit retrieval are operating normally again.
This incident was caused by an upstream GitHub API outage and is now resolved. Thank you for your patience.
Monitoring
GitHub has begun restoring their API, and our public ingestion pipeline is recovering. Real-time event ingestion and commit retrieval are resuming.
We are continuing to monitor the situation to confirm full recovery and ensure the pipeline is processing normally. We will provide a final update once the incident is fully resolved.
Identified
We are currently experiencing degraded performance in our public ingestion pipeline. This is caused by an ongoing outage of the GitHub API, which GitHub has acknowledged on their own status page.
Our team is actively monitoring the situation. Because the root cause is on GitHub's side, resolution depends on GitHub restoring their API. Our pipeline is designed to resume automatically once GitHub recovers, and we will provide further updates as the situation develops.