Pull Requests
A code collaboration mechanism built by GitHub around the Git branching model. Developers initiate merge requests through pull requests, and team members can comment line by line on the diff view, review, approve, and ultimately merge the changes.
Timeline (last 90 days)
The three core modules GitHub Actions, Pull Requests and Issues recently experienced outages at the same time.
The modules of the GitHub ecosystem are highly coupled: after submitting a PR, the Actions pipeline is usually automatically triggered to run tests, and the test results are written back to the PR page for reviewers to decide whether to merge.
After a developer submits a Pull Request, an Actions anomaly causes the automated check step of the PR to fail, and reviewers can only rely on manual judgment.
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The modules of the GitHub ecosystem are highly coupled: after submitting a PR, the Actions pipeline is usually automatically triggered to run tests, and the test results are written back to the PR page for reviewers to decide whether to merge.
50%UnverifiedAfter a developer submits a Pull Request, an Actions anomaly causes the automated check step of the PR to fail, and reviewers can only rely on manual judgment.
50%UnverifiedThe three core modules GitHub Actions, Pull Requests and Issues recently experienced outages at the same time.
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