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Determine why mozilla/mozilla-central has been removed from service by GitHub
- JimmaDaRustla 13y agoMisleading title a little - the repos were disabled due to file system issues.
- 3JPLW 13y ago(Assuming the title hasn't been changed…) Removed from service isn't the same as disabled? To my mind they're synonymous. But I suppose the former may sound a little more inflammatory. Interestingly, the initial email reported the cause to be a ToS violation.
- talmand 13y agoWell, my train of thought is that disabled means it won't work for whatever period of time while removed means it won't work ever again because it's gone.
- gkoberger 13y agoSeems like did a merge that somehow broke GitHub, and it's back to normal now. (Don't forget, mozilla-central has more commits than GitHub can even count (they call it "10k+"), hundreds of forks, a few dozen commits a day, etc.. so it's atypical)
- seanmccann 13y agoThat's pretty standard for a private repo.
- saidajigumi 13y agoOnly if you add a few zeroes. From the bug thread: This sounds like someone pushed the old shas into the new shas in some repo, which would be a ~1.5million commit push.
- daleharvey 13y agoThis is a mirror that was being personally maintained, its been replaced by https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev, the maintainer sent an email saying the mirror was shutting down and people should move to the maintained version, this caused a bunch of traffic which caused github problems and they shut it down until they could fix it / bring it back up. Dunno if its really news?
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