~~ psychic powers ~~

Restart apache or php-fpm and let me know if that fixes it?

haha

Do you have the durable chat column open?

of course, it is the best

I can't immediately reproduce this (see lower left corner):

D12497 doesn't directly fix any of this, but it makes links to other diffs much less common.

See some earlier discussion in T6823. At that time, we opted not to give contexts where we can infer a language (pastes, inline comments) any special behavior and wait for feedback.

Sorry I can't offer more help, I'm sure it's a pain on your end and that was a very nice meme.

Most of the obvious/easy cases for this are implemented now, and the changes are pushed to this server. You can see an example on D12489.

Ah, I really like the "rewind" arrow.

Every option other than the status quo is worse for us and human users (more complex, more error prone, requires more code, harder to debug or support, etc). We aren't interested in upstreaming a workaround which benefits installs emitting JSON from Puppet scripts to the detriment of all other installs.

I don't want to add an explicit "order" parameter because then it becomes possible to get wrong (e.g., you can specify meaningless orders, specify the same order twice, etc). It has to fall back to object order anyway, or we'd break every existing install. So this would introduce a new option that's way worse for humans which almost no install would ever use.

Just like how global variables are kind of gross, but also necessary in some cases, global packages are important, but best avoided if not needed.
In general, the rule of thumb is:
If you’re installing something that you want to use in your program, using require('whatever'), then install it locally, at the root of your project.

I have this partially implemented but am shifting off this for a bit and probably won't get back to it for a couple of days:

Happy to accept a diff. :3

Good enough.

I held the update back a little bit because some of the typeahead changes were in flux, but this is now live:

More broadly:

My sysop philosophy values having the smallest possible number of moving parts, so I'm very hesitant to add systemd to the mix.

At HEAD, you can use the new "Browse" dialog to browse through a long list of similarly-named items -- you can try it on this install by clicking the new icon inside the tokenizer control:

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We're still looking at possibly tweaking things a bit here (e.g., see T7858) but project tokens/tags now have consistent coloring.

Another behavioral difference which came up recently is this:

When you write  and the resource is not an image we have to handle that sensibly.

That's blocked on T4190.