GitHub reports degraded performance for GitHub Copilot, API, and Git
On 3 November at 13:25 UTC, GitHub reported an incident with degraded performance for Copilot, API, and Git. Status: investigating, no further details.
GitHub has published a report on the GitHub Status page about an incident affecting degraded performance for GitHub Copilot, the GitHub API, and Git. The incident was logged on 3 November 2026 at 13:25 UTC, and the current status is "Investigating".
The source does not contain information about the scope of impact, the cause, or an estimated duration. Details can be found in the source article.
Why it matters
An outage or slowdown of Copilot, Git, and the API can directly disrupt the everyday work of developers who rely on these services for writing code, versioning, and integrations. Until GitHub closes the incident, possible complications when working with these tools should be expected.
Two audiences, two different impacts
What this means
For individuals
GitHub Copilot users may encounter slow or unreliable code suggestions during the incident, or possibly issues accessing Git repositories.
For a business
Companies whose development processes depend on GitHub Copilot, the API, or Git may experience slowdowns in development and CI/CD operations during the incident, until GitHub resolves the status.
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