Resolved incident

Synchronization with GitHub fails

Travis CI · Major · Started

Duration
1h 31m
Severity
Major
Status
Resolved

Summary

Major · Resolved

This incident has been resolved. You may need to reinstall Travis CI GitHub App if you added a new repository or created a new account between 19 December 2022 12:06:34 and 20 December 2022 GMT 13:00:00.

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Event timeline

How this incident unfolded, from the official status page.

  1. Investigating

    Travis CI

    We are currently investigating the issue. The symptoms are that either adding new repository or installing Travis CI GitHub App from scratch results in repositories not being activated and builds cannot be triggered.

  2. Identified

    Travis CI

    The issue has been identified, fix is being implemented. Adding/activating new repos will not work for now.

  3. Monitoring

    Travis CI

    We're draining the pending messages to GitHub API queue. It may take some time before all affected accounts are enabled again.

  4. Monitoring

    Travis CI

    User synchronization operational. The queue drain was finished at GMT 13:00. We will be monitoring the situation over next hours, looking for any remaining issues caused by the incident. You may need to reinstall Travis CI GitHub App if you added a new repository or created a new account between 19 December 2022 12:06:34 and 20 December 2022 GMT 13:00:00.

  5. Resolved

    Travis CI

    This incident has been resolved. You may need to reinstall Travis CI GitHub App if you added a new repository or created a new account between 19 December 2022 12:06:34 and 20 December 2022 GMT 13:00:00.