Yeah but their recovery estimates were completely off. Pulls, hooks, checks and issues still are unusable

Releasss and gh pages are still completely broken too.

> very up-to-date and informative

Is that satire? It said 2-hour ETA 5 hours ago and the last update was over two hours ago.

I see an update 7 minutes ago.

>12:56 British Summer Time

>The majority of restore processes have completed. We anticipate all data stores will be fully consistent within the next hour.

Every hour they promise something will be done until the next hour. I haven’t been able to work all day so far.

Consider this a lesson on serverlessness. (We have been similarly afflicted, but their git backend seems to be up; and even further, we have rediscovered what we stopped paying attention to: that with Git, a centralized repo is just a convenience, not a requirement.)

Yes, I agree, but here it’s not up to me to choose the infrastructure.

I wonder what the total cost of this ordeal must be. Surely in the tens of millions.

The latest message appears to be:

"We are validating the consistency of information across all data stores. Webhooks and Pages builds remain paused."

Which is a bit scary. Half my requests appear to hit some storage which is still many hours behind. They should be seeing that...