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Yeah, but why send users to a page that's just going to tell them stuff is disabled?

I think a lot of the pain caused by D11995 (in SVN world at least) is just caused by bad wording. Consider:

To your question @chad (although it seems like the clarity is not needed anymore), it just flags any newly created diff.

26.0 build for linux mint (aka mint build 1.0)

Also, note that floating text in the search box, hehe

FWIW for new subscriber, the field count is currently set at /diffusion/P/browse/master/src/applications/slowvote/controller/PhabricatorSlowvoteEditController.php;a0bf9a290a6b3f91d65d95f4101722662a17dede$178 and I have bumped it locally in my install as needed.

Sounds reasonable, thanks.

What if the command-line tools just wrote them to the db instead of the local config file? They could still be uneditable in web UI to address admin compromise concerns. Might not be worth the effort though.

I'd not seen that, no. I knew there had to a config file, but I just kinda assumed it was really only for database credentials (and that everything else was in the db).

FWIW, it looks like arc export hits this when invoked with --diff-id DXXX instead of --diff-id XXX

Could be. I guess the main thing is that it wasn't obvious. I was thinking to myself that all I had to do was clone libphutil, arcanist, and phabricator, repoint and bounce apache and then I'd be done.

You can just put the names in the URL, just field_name=value pairs. For example, here's a simplified template we use for tasks to apply changes to the production DB:

The way my install handles this is by composing task creation URL's which set a lot of the fields. Then we throw this onto a panel in the default dashboard.

Seems similar to T7514

Especially with the new requirement for a minimum svn version of 1.5, would there be any opposition to removing this check? I'm happy to make a diff for it.

Need a bugasaurus-rex token...

FWIW, it happened in the task creation workflow as well when I hit submit on this task.

FWIW, been using the following script to do these previews for an svn repo

P1732 arc_preview

1	#!/bin/bash
2
3	set -e
4
5	usage ()
6	{
7	echo "Usage: arc_preview [ -d Diff ID ]"
8	echo ""
9	echo "Will detect your local arc Diff ID and your local svn repo"
10	echo "to provide a diff of what has changed. This semantically"
11	echo "should tell you what has changed since your last 'arc diff'."
12	echo "If -d is provided, it will be used as the Diff ID rather than"
13	echo "detecting and using your most recent diff."
14	exit 1
15	}
16
17	diff=""
18	while getopts ":d:" opt; do
19	case "$opt" in
20	d) diff=$OPTARG
21	;;
22	*)
23	usage
24	;;
25	esac
26	done
27
28	if [ -z "$diff" ];
29	then
30	diff=`arc which \| grep -o "D[1-9][0-9]*"`
31	fi
32	base_checkout=`svn info \| grep ^URL \| cut -d" " -f2`
33
34	if [ -z "$diff" ];
35	then
36	echo "Unable to find diff for working directory"
37	exit
38	fi
39
40	if [ -z "$base_checkout" ];
41	then
42	echo "Unable to find svninfo for working directory"
43	exit
44	fi
45
46	echo "Diff is $diff"
47	echo "Base Revision is $base_checkout"
48
49	curr_dir=`pwd`
50
51	## start with a fresh tmp dir
52	tmp_dir=`mktemp -d`
53
54	function cleanup {
55	rm -rf $tmp_dir
56	}
57
58	trap 'cleanup' EXIT
59
60	## checkout the base revision and apply the patch
61	svn co $base_checkout $tmp_dir --quiet
62	cd $tmp_dir
63
64	## patch it up and hide some noise
65	arc patch --force ${diff} \| grep -v "^patching file" \|
66	grep -v "^[A\|U\|D] "
67
68	cd $curr_dir
69
70	## perform our diff
71	diff -ru $tmp_dir $curr_dir --exclude=".svn"

Oh dang, that's gross.

Of course; any properly rotated token should form a loop.

You could use ^\ / SIGQUIT to force the non-graceful exit when the daemon's in the foreground and keep ^C as graceful only.

Understood. I have the daemon logs and db dumps if you think they would be helpful.

Yeah, that's the main aspect of it.

Sorry, there was a lot of background/setup story there.

Looking at the daemon logs, it looks like there were various mysql failures throughout the day (too many cnxns), but it seems like it was able to recover from those.

N.B. I couldn't decide what project to throw this into, sorry

Agreed on lack of value.

I still think that timestamping the feed events in the phab DB based on the timestamp of the commits in the repo is ideal here (although I don't know if it's feasible).

A note here that didn't get carried over from T7297, it looks like this might happen because the project gets created with an empty name and then undergoes a rename.

I even saw that task too, but the space was a distraction I guess. sorry ><

Maybe this used to be a problem with older versions of svn?

seth@luca:~/update/p2$ svn ci
Sending        .
Sending        app.cpp
Sending        jit.cpp
Adding         test/reject_bad_insn.py
Sending        test/signal_bnds_flow.py
Transmitting file data ..........
Committed revision 27959.
seth@luca:~/update/p2$ svn st
?       test/prof_burn.py
seth@luca:~/update/p2$

Also, note that arc commit is perfectly fine with the untracked files when there are no changes on the directory itself (i.e. if I hadn't edited the svn props on .)

I am not familiar with any such restriction being imposed by subversion.

I don't want to create an audit. Just browse.

Yeah, understood, certainly wasn't suggesting that this be a priority.

Problem: items don't always show enough context to make sense of them from feeds. Example in screenshot.

The issue I'm having is exemplified in the attached screenshot.

Hmmm, based on what you merged this with, I don't think you quite understood what I was saying.

FWIW, I've been using this for what I wanted. Good for creating diffs for whole branches or between tags. Dunno if anybody else would find value in this.

Gotcha. That seems like a reasonable way to do it.

Don't know whether to default to triage and let somebody else assign or mark as wishlist (which I think it is).

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