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Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Dec. 16, 2021
Technical interviews are the worst. Getting meaningful signal from candidates without wasting their time is notoriously hard. Thankfully, the industry has come a long way from brainteaser-style questions and interviews requiring candidates to balance a binary tree with dry erase markers in front of…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Dec. 15, 2021
We recently launched a technology preview for the next-generation code search we have been building. If you haven’t signed up already, go ahead and do it now! We want to share more about our work on code exploration, navigation, search, and developer productivity. Recently, we substantially improve…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Dec. 9, 2021
Today, we announced the general availability of precise code navigation for all public and private Python repositories on GitHub.com. Precise code navigation is powered by stack graphs, a new open source framework we’ve created that lets you define the name binding rules for a programming language…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Dec. 8, 2021
Today, we are rolling out a technology preview for substantial improvements to searching code on GitHub. We want to give you an early look at our efforts and get your feedback as we iterate on helping you explore and discover code—all while saving you time and keeping you focused. Sign up for the…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Dec. 1, 2021
In November, we experienced one incident resulting in significant impact and degraded state of availability for core GitHub services, including GitHub Actions, API Requests, Codespaces, Git Operations, Issues, GitHub Packages, GitHub Pages, Pull Requests, and Webhooks. November 27 20:40 UTC (lastin…
Written by GitHub Engineering
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on Dec. 1, 2021
At GitHub, we use ChatOps to help us collaborate seamlessly. They’re implemented using our favorite chatbot, Hubot. Running a ChatOps command is similar to running commands on your terminal, except that teammates can see what you ran and see the results if the commands are invoked from Slack. This…