It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.
It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.
It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.
It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.
It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.
It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.
It actually was status-completed, then closed as a (spiritual) duplicate of this question, then deleted.
The issue was very localised in time, so I assume the feeling was that keeping multiple questions around which all described the API being broken for a few minutes wasn't particularly useful.