GitHub restores pull-request access after 31-minute outage
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GitHub is back online after an outage lasting roughly 31 minutes, resolving the disruption to pull-request availability. The restoration matters because pull requests are a core tool for reviewing, approving and managing code changes across many development teams.
The incident affected GitHub on 6 May, though no cause or user-impact figure was provided. CircleCI said builds newly triggered by pull requests or code pushes continued to run, and classified its related disruption as minor while it monitored GitHub’s recovery.
- GitHub restored service after a roughly 31-minute outage.
- Pull-request availability was affected during the incident.
- The cause and number of affected users remain unclear.
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Originally published by TalkFuse Monitor as “GitHub back up after roughly 31 minutes”.