A GitHub incident report titled "DELAYS FOR PULL REQUESTS AND WEBHOOK DELIVERIES" documents degraded performance impacting Actions, Pull Requests, and Webhooks. An investigation notice was posted Oct 21, 2026 at 14:52 UTC reporting delays across those components, and an update at 15:15 UTC narrowed symptoms to degraded Actions performance while investigation continued. The entry explicitly lists affected services (Webhooks, Pull Requests, Actions) and characterizes the problem as delivery and processing delays rather than a complete outage.
The page focuses on real-time subscription and notification options: email, SMS (with OTP verification and an exhaustive country-code list), Slack, and webhook endpoints that can receive CREATE/UPDATE/RESOLVE and component-status messages. It includes reCAPTCHA and privacy/Atlassian policy disclaimers, links for RSS/Atom feeds, a support site, and standard GitHub navigation and footer content. Overall it serves as a concise operational update about service delays plus the UI and boilerplate needed for users to subscribe to status updates.
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