Re:Has GitHub been down more since its acquisition by Micros...
by echelon on Monday June 29, 2020 @07:46AM
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> (a bunch of comments about the UX redesign)
I agree. I'll add one: README files with tables now require horizontal scrolling, and that's utterly disappointing.
> The "explore" and "trending" functionality
I do work in ML and computer vision, and this is how I discover all of the new models and code people are using. It's awesome.
> Not sure about others, but i used GitHub as a git host and issue/MR tracker. All the other stuff is just distraction in my eyes.
You're missing out! Deploying code is so easy once you're using CI/CD. Github actions are powerful.
Re:Has GitHub been down more since its acquisition by Micros...
by blueflow on Monday June 29, 2020 @07:59AM
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Many of my projects have a fixed scope and thus are 'done' at some point. If you develop like this, CI/CD is rarely worth the effort. Its better suited for projects that suffer from scope creep or regular upstream breakages.
Re:Has GitHub been down more since its acquisition by Micros...
by ies7 on Monday June 29, 2020 @09:01AM
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But before that ‘done’ point or maybe for a new project, Github Action is a good feature introduced by Microsoft.
Re:Has GitHub been down more since its acquisition by Micros...
by robertlagrant on Monday June 29, 2020 @08:14AM
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Yeah it's only needed for projects that might change. Anything you can guarantee will never change, is fine.
- Round Avatars (all catgirl ears are now cut off)
- Collapsing of some similar messages on the Dashboard into one (i missed some things because of this)
- Not just one, but several redesigns (im old)
- The whole "marketplace" functionality (imitation of an app store)
- The "explore" and "trending" functionality (i see this like a Facebook feed)
Not sure about others, but i used GitHub as a git host and issue/MR tracker. All the other stuff is just distraction in my eyes.