+ [2020-03-22T18:14:39Z] nedbat max 100
+ [2020-03-22T18:14:40Z] R2robot 6 requests is better than 18 :D
+ [2020-03-22T18:14:54Z] R2robot 5? math is hard
+ [2020-03-22T22:13:57Z] bmo-noire When I access GitHub, whether it's through my browser or cloning a repo via the terminal, I'm limited to around 1kbps. When I access through a website proxy, however, the speeds are normal. Any ideas on how to fix this?
+ [2020-03-22T22:23:00Z] bmo-noire if my issue is related to some kind of network congestion, how would I verify that?

message no. 178485

Posted by bmo-noire in #github at 2020-03-22T22:13:57Z

When I access GitHub, whether it's through my browser or cloning a repo via the terminal, I'm limited to around 1kbps. When I access through a website proxy, however, the speeds are normal. Any ideas on how to fix this?
+ [2020-03-23T19:03:23Z] zeryx hey folks, I'm working with github actions and I have a series of actions of I've created and bundled into a workflow for testing
+ [2020-03-23T19:03:47Z] zeryx I was wondering if there's a way I can create an "orchestrator" action that doesn't use docker/nodejs or w/e and just essentially encapsulates that workflow for simplicity
+ [2020-03-23T19:03:49Z] zeryx is that possible?
+ [2020-03-23T19:04:03Z] zeryx I was assuming that github actions were kind of like modular microservice pieces that could be stacked on eachother, but maybe I'm wrong?
+ [2020-03-23T20:53:24Z] zeryx exit