Update - As stated on GitHub's status page (https://status.github.com/messages), webhooks delivery is still paused and, as such, we cannot trigger new builds yet.
Oct 22, 15:19 UTC
Update - We are still waiting for GitHub to restart sending webhooks for repository/commit events. We will post an update as soon as this happens. Thank you for your patience.
Oct 22, 13:42 UTC
Monitoring - GitHub is currently experiencing a service outage (https://status.github.com/messages) and we are not receiving repository/commit events. Users might experience missing or delayed Travis CI builds and GitHub authentication errors while trying to log in to our application or while cloning repositories during their jobs.
Oct 22, 12:12 UTC
Resolved -
The issue has been resolved.
Oct 9, 21:39 UTC
Identified -
We are seeing jobs created between 16:03 UTC and 16:50 with `sudo: required` are stuck in an infinite build loop and never starts. These jobs are currently incorrectly configured and will not be able to run.
This issue affects both .org and .com builds.
For your affected jobs, push a new commit to the branch involved, or close and reopen a Pull Request, in order to configure a new build.
Oct 9, 17:13 UTC
Resolved -
This incident has been resolved.
Oct 9, 20:23 UTC
Update -
We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.
Oct 9, 14:44 UTC
Monitoring -
Network connections to the apt repositories are fast and stable again. We continue to monitor the situation.
Oct 9, 14:43 UTC
Investigating -
We are still seeing builds slowed down and/or timing out when downloading APT packages via `apt-get` on the sudo-enabled infrastructure (i.e. with `sudo: required`). We are looking into it and we will give updates here as soon as we know more. Thank you for your patience!
Oct 9, 13:42 UTC
Resolved -
Network performance should be back to normal for all sudo-enabled builds. Thank you for your patience.
Oct 9, 11:57 UTC
Identified -
We are seeing slow network performance during the APT phase for sudo-enabled builds. We are in the process of switching to a different APT mirror.
Oct 9, 10:36 UTC