DO YOU HAVE ACCESS TO FORMS FOR CONFIGURING FORMS?!

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A MARVEL OF ACADEMIC PURITY, EDITENGINE PUSHES THE BOUNDARIES OF ADVANCED FORM THEORY TO NEW DEPTHS

I do now see that, but I'm unclear how to use its form to configure the form to configure the form to configure the form from.

Can you click that link, then "Enable Form"? Or do you get some kind of error?

It looks like someone might have accidentally customized and then disabled the form-configuring form when they meant to do something with a task form.

If you can't enable that form, you might need to go hunt it down in the database and manually enable it (or tell me what you hit and we'll fix it if it's a bug).

Once that form is enabled, you should be able to use it (indirectly) to create and edit forms for Maniphest, although it's possible you'll need to revert changes which were made to it if someone locked/hid all the fields or whatever.

I think there is also zero legitimate reason for the form-configuring-form to be editable and this entire workflow essentially represents a trap for the unwary.

Enabling that form seems to have done the trick -- thanks! Since it got renamed at some point from "Create form," its existence was almost certainly confusing to some previous admin, which is what got us into this.

Is there an ACL I can apply to prevent people from creating new create forms? Or to prevent users from disabling the form form?

You can edit the "Create Form" form and change "Visible To:" to "Members of Project: Doctorate in Form Theory". Then only members of that project will be able to create other forms or edit the form form, I believe.

(Administrators who are not members of "Doctorate in Form Theory" can still make edits to other forms which don't require the Form-Form, like reordering fields, but that's probably fine? Or at least less problematic?)

(In the longer term, the permissions here could probably be cleaned up, but I think that's the cleanest fix without upstream changes.)