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- Product page shows a price is broken · Bramble Bakes
Step 3 of 3 didn't happen: I couldn't find a price on the page. It's the second run in a row. Last worked: yesterday 06:10 UTC.
blog.demo.stillworks.watchPublic snapshot
Here's what I found on blog.demo.stillworks.watch
Seven days on me. No card.
Two things worth a look. Everything else looked normal.
One thing on your homepage loads over plain http. Browsers may refuse to load them on a secure page.
One link on your homepage goes nowhere.
Your homepage answered in 0.1 seconds, and nothing that came back was an error.
Your certificate has 75 more days, issued by Let's Encrypt.
I'd write to you two weeks before it runs out.
Coming soonNothing forwarded me on the way in; your address answered where I asked.
No obvious path to record on this page.
I write to you the second time a check breaks, never the first. A single glitch isn't news; two in a row is. Here is what that looks like.
Example · not from your site
Step 3 of 3 didn't happen: I couldn't find a price on the page. It's the second run in a row. Last worked: yesterday 06:10 UTC.
Right before it
deploy 4c1e7a · 05:52 UTC, 18 minutes earlier
What's in an alert: the step that broke, a picture of that moment and a recording when I have them, and the deploy that came right before it when I noticed one.
When I notice that blog.demo.stillworks.watch shipped something new, I run its checks again, within your plan's daily allowance.
If a check that worked yesterday breaks twice in a row, you hear about it, with the deploy that came right before it named when I noticed one.
I opened one address and the home page. I didn't sign in, fill anything in, or follow the rest of the site. A clear line means I saw nothing wrong from outside, not that everything works.
blog.demo.stillworks.watch
Add blog.demo.stillworks.watch after you sign up, and I'll look at it every day and after the deploys I notice, within your plan's daily allowance.
Seven days on me. No card.
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