The incident is resolved
GitHub marked its November 9 Webhooks and Actions incident resolved at 11:50 UTC. It began at 10:00 UTC, with earlier updates describing delays in webhook deliveries and before Actions runs started.
Actions mitigation was reported at 11:06 UTC, followed by Webhooks mitigation at 11:45 UTC. The later resolution supersedes the monitoring status described in this report’s first publication.
What developers can check
Teams checking affected automation can compare delivery records and workflow status with GitHub’s incident page. Its resolution notice says a detailed root-cause analysis will be shared when available; the page does not yet supply that analysis.
GitHub’s documentation says failed webhook deliveries are not automatically redelivered. It provides manual and API-based recovery options. Check whether a delivery actually failed, rather than assuming that a delayed event has been lost, and follow the documented recovery procedure.
Keep the observation time in view
This is a completed November 9 incident, not a current report that Webhooks remain degraded. The linked official page provides any later incident analysis.
