GitHub outage on Nov 4, 2026

What happened

GitHub reported a partial outage starting Nov 4, 2026, 09:49 UTC, affecting Git Operations, Issues, Pull Requests, Actions. The incident is still open on the vendor's status page.

• GitHub had reported 11 other partial or major outages in the 90 days before it.
• 8 other vendors we track reported a significant incident within 12 hours of it.

Latest update from GitHub

We're investigating elevated errors and intermittent failures affecting GitHub including Pull Requests, Git Operations, and Issues. We'll continue to keep users updated as we work toward mitigation.

Read GitHub's official incident report ↗

What our independent monitoring saw

Our checks of GitHub's public login and customer-facing pages kept responding during this incident, so the problem was most likely inside the product (for example a specific feature, region or integration) rather than a full site outage.

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