column should be a PHID.

Yeah, this was mostly-intentional while resolving T9527 / T7661.

hehehhe

Ref T10004.

I have a vague feeling it's related to cleaning up the initial create transactions, that is, we used to show every field on the first transaction, which was silly since you could see what all the initial values are above.

I think that would be reasonable.

Why not change Phobject::__isset and Phobject::__unset to throw an exception in the same way that Phobject::__get and Phobject::__set do?

Thanks! Should be fixed by D15368.

Sounds like this has been resolved.

In T10481#162637, @tycho.tatitscheff wrote:

Have you launched aphlict in debug mode ?
https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/notifications/#troubleshooting

Are behind a nginx proxy or direct connected. If you are connected directly maybe your port isn't open.

Have you launched aphlict in debug mode ?
https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/notifications/#troubleshooting

If I understand correctly, the first line hasn't all the property set thus can be removed.
I would be happy to send a diff.

Thanks for the fix!

This should be fixed in HEAD. Thanks for the report!

Note that those are the actual names of the tabs (not, say, some weird internal hash, as I thought at first glance), the list just isn't getting rendered properly:

This is real dumb, but I think it only creates a moderate inconvenience so I probably won't try to dig into it until we do the next iteration on dashboards.

That fix isn't retroactive, but should stop the problem in the future once it deploys. Thanks for the report!

Thanks, pretty sure that's the issue. Diff in a sec.

Yes. Forgot about that.

Did you select "Disable Mail" from the "Members" page after joining the project?

...except that I can't reproduce it locally. Hrrm..

This is probably the "implicit membership" edge leaking through. Should be an easy fix.

The link is to "RobH changed Tabs from codfw206eqiad207 to codfw206eqiad207esams208ulsfo209." specifically

What does "formatted in a strange way" mean? Nothing stands out as incorrect on the page you linked.

"RobH set Tabs to ." is also a bit weird

You probably intended to post this in https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/, the WMF Phabricator... This is the Phabricator Phabricator.

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D15358 should fix this by declaring the property. Nice catch on finding this!

Specifically, the issue is that this class extends Phobject, which implements __set() and throws when an undeclared property is written to. The exception is swallowed elsewhere in the stack.

See https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/repository_imports/

Either your database didn't get updated, the code didn't fully download, or you didn't restart the webserver.