team of about 15 devs, docker heavy monorepo. we've been on github hosted runners forever and it was fine until recently. now PR builds sit in queue 5-10 min at peak and the bill is kinda stupid for what we get

tried ARC on our k8s cluster for a few weeks. cheaper yeah but i was babysitting the autoscaling and DinD builds were slower than hosted lol. not doing that again

so now looking at the managed ones. blacksmith, depot, namespace and avrea keep getting thrown around, also runs-on since it lives in your own aws. dont wanna rewrite our workflows, ideally i just change the runs-on line and be done

what are you all running instead? anyone using one of these on a docker heavy repo?

I have 3 other 2FA methods set already, i have to remove phone. I couldn't find the way.

https://safetoclone.com/

I built it because I blindly download repos without knowing what the heck is in them…

Let me know what you think 😅

P.S can’t believe this domain name was available lol

Hello!

I've been making my projects during university and making private repositories with all the code.

Right now, I'm making my first CV and I want to provide links to show my projects, but I don't know if I should set anything first in order to keep my repositories secured.

Basically, I want to enable downloads and views of the repositories, but not allow editions except for the current added collaborators.

What should I do?

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As a person who's still learning development, i would like to understand what are your tips and essential checks before making a project visible, based on your own experience

If you have been pushing hundreds of PRs every day with coding agents and finishing your GitHub Actions quota, I built this CI cost simulator for you.

It compares Celesto (cheapest) vs Blacksmith vs GitHub Actions and others.

https://celesto.ai/ci

I could use some advice on how to handle PRs solving my low priority GitHub issues. My project is getting a fair bit of attention these days as people use LLMs to design mechanical objects in Python with it. I'm seeing many PRs on issues I've created over the years that aren't the most urgent thing for me to address at this point; however, I don't like PRs accumulating so I interrupt what I'm doing and look at them. Often the fixes are good but not always as one would expect. Today I was about to generate another low priority issue that came up while fixing something else and I stopped to think about what was likely to happen: a few days or a week from now a PR would come in to solve this issue so I'm effectively interrupting myself.

How do you cope with these type of non-urgent issues? As far as I know there is no such thing as a private GitHub issue so posting "notes" to myself doesn't work in the current environment. Does assigning an owner to an issue work - i.e. is the ownership respected? Do you keep a list of such issues local and not post them to GitHub? Thanks in advance.

Hi, a second question regarding issue/pr filtering: when I enter "commenter:xyz" in the pr search filter, the results do not not quite correct, leaving out issues where xyz did in fact comment.

I thought it was an update issue and after a while it would settle but constantly gives incorrect results even days later (after respective comment).

I only noticed this on PRs ("is:pr" in search bar) but may as well also happen on issues..

Has anyone any information on this?

Thanks in advance!

Hi, I hope this is the right place to ask.

Up until a month ago or so, there was a "◌ Me (logged in user)" in the dropdown when e.g. "author:" has been typed which allowed to search, in that case, for issues authored by me. I found that quite useful and used it often. Now it's gone and I wonder why.. has anyone any information about that?

Note, you still can type "author:@me" and it works, but it's gone from the dropdown.

Tried googling and also searching here in the sub fbut to no avail.

Thanks in advance!

I've been using GitHub for a long time. Since a few months email notifications seem broken for me and other developers I talk to. I have enabled notifications for PR remarks, etc, but get nothing..

Someone create an issue for my project that was an invitation to join a "developer community" site. It looks like its purpose is for likeminded developers to star each others' repos. It seems a bit dodgy to me. Is this a commonplace occurrence? What is the general consensus about this?

Been using Projects to track a small game jam team and the columns keep rearranging themselves after every refresh. We set a specific order during planning, then the next morning backlog is between inprogress and review for no obvious reason. Tried locking layout and it just resets anyway.

Does anyone know what I can do im super annoyed atm.

Has this happened to anyone? My profile picture just randomly reset and I have no idea why.

At some point my paypal was compromised, and someone had bought Github premium through it, was wondering if there was anyway to find the account it was bought for

Hello everyone hope you have a lovely day.

so I'm currently working on a game engine I'm developing and I was working on a renderer based on opengl, I'm proud of the progress that I have done so far and I want my opengl renderer to be open source for the whole community.

I thought about making my repo a template repo but I wonder if there is another options available.

Thanks for your time appreciate your time!

I just noticed that repo I forked recently privacy changed to private, and the repo was forked by another contributor. So, my fork changed to his version. I wonder here if no one has public repo what will happen?

Hey r/github, new episode is out. I sat down with Julia Kasper and Brady Gaster to walk through the big September platform updates:

• Project HydraFusion expanding to VS Code and the Copilot app, with full model visibility and up to 10x token efficiency compared to frontier models
• Local sandboxing is now generally available
• Automated code review approvals can now count toward your merge gates
• Bulk autofix for up to 25 CodeQL quality findings at once

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ0Qq6LlAmI