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by colejohnson66 814 days ago
This was not GitHub’s fault, but Git itself combined with cache pruning. Specifically, GitHub updating to Git 2.38 which changed the algorithm. Non-cached tarballs were regenerated on demand, and all hell broke loose: https://github.blog/2023-02-21-update-on-the-future-stabilit...
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It was not the first instance of this happening; other times I'm not certain it was git's fault.