Delayed repository metadata and activity updates in India region
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This issue has been resolved and service is operating normally. A post-incident review will be conducted.
Investigating — Elevated processing delays in one region We identified an issue causing delays in background data processing in one of our regions. A fix has been merged and is being rolled out. Impact: Core product functionality is unaffected. Repository metadata updates are delayed for a subset of repositories and will catch up automatically once the fix is live. A small number of users may see gaps in their activity history from earlier today; we are preparing a backfill to restore this data. Next update: once the fix is deployed and we've confirmed recovery.
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All incidentsEntire·Accidental "Entire Gates" checks on GitHub repositories
This issue has been resolved and service is operating normally. Due to a configuration error earlier today, Entire added a non-blocking check to pull requests on a subset of GitHub repositories mirrored to Entire and added a link in the pull request body that didn't have those enabled. We have reverted the configuration change. We apologize for the mistake.
Entire·Errors loading repositories and trails
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