🚨GitHub Pull Requests, Actions and Git Operations Degraded Since 09:49 UTC November 4
Your GitHub CI might stall until this clears
TL;DR
GitHub is investigating an incident causing elevated errors and intermittent failures across Pull Requests, Git Operations, Issues, and Actions since 09:49 UTC on November 4. If your CI runs on GitHub Actions, expect stalled builds. Subscribe to alerts now so you hear about the next one before your team does.
Pull Requests, Git Operations, Issues, and Actions are all wobbling right now. GitHub is seeing elevated errors and intermittent failures, and the team is still investigating. If your releases run through GitHub, this one lands on your desk. Pull Requests have degraded availability, so merges and reviews can fail at random. Actions is running with degraded performance, which means queued builds crawl and deploys sit waiting. Hotfixes that depend on a green build are stuck too. Check your CI queue before you push anything else today. The incident started at 09:49 UTC on November 4, 2026, and it's being tracked on GitHub's status page, which runs on Atlassian Statuspage. Updates are coming, but GitHub hasn't published a resolution timeline yet. Bottom line: assume your pipeline is unreliable until the all-clear. Want to hear about the next one first? Wire the webhook or Slack alerts into your on-call tooling, or follow the Atom or RSS feed.
Key Points
Incident started November 4, 2026 at 09:49 UTC and affects Git Operations, Issues, Pull Requests, and Actions across GitHub's platform right now for many users.
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