The repo was down today, anything to be worried about?

[mmalloul]

I couldn't pull latest updates and noticed the repo was down. Just wondering if its something we should be worried about

[ferriskleier]

I couldn't pull latest updates and noticed the repo was down. Just wondering if its something we should be worried about

My fork of it now links to another fork that is not this one. And on Pewd's GitHub this repo does no longer show up. Something is off

[ferriskleier]

my fork now links to https://github.com/arcahyadi/odysseus

Is this repo still legit? Why does it not show up on his GitHub?

[JYSN]

my fork now links to https://github.com/arcahyadi/odysseus

Is this repo still legit? Why does it not show up on his GitHub?

It looks like you're pointed at a random someone's personal fork. I believe the "official" repo for Odysseus shifted from pewdiepie-archdaemon's personal account (https://github.com/pewdiepie-archdaemon) to the github Org they created for it, "Odysseus-dev". So now it should be https://github.com/odysseus-dev/odysseus
and all links to the original repo are supposed to redirect there.

[pewdiepie-archdaemon]

It was my bad, I was fighting github trying to push and made a mess, sorry lol

[CommanderTurtle]

Nice 😂 and looks like git commits were preserved.

Great way to batch cleanup prs & push a huge block of them!
Definitely got an idea of what was going on after seeing your commit message. Can't wait to try out the patches then.

Have some cool CSS mods / animations ideas in mind. Might see if I can post a discussion on them later

[uhhgoat]

Thanks for clarifying. It looks like the GitHub push issue may also have closed a large batch of open PRs without merging them.

I checked my 11 previously open PRs from uhhgoat/odysseus and GitHub shows them all closed unmerged around 2026-07-23 16:22 UTC. I also compared their intended commits against current dev; most do not appear to be integrated, with only a small adjacent overlap around reasoning/tooling behavior.

Could you clarify the preferred recovery path for contributors?

• Should accidentally closed PRs be reopened if still relevant?
• Should we recreate fresh PRs against current dev instead?
• Are there any new contribution or PR-scope expectations after the repo recovery?

I’m happy to rebase/split/resubmit mine cleanly if that is the preferred path. Just want to avoid creating noise if there is a broader maintainer cleanup plan already underway.