Hmm, nevermind me.

I haven't really had any issues in a while.

If I were to guess, I'd say that this was caused by T8095.

Yep, I believe so.

It seems counterintuitive to me.

Actually, I think you are correct.

Would this task be available for paid prioritization?

Yeah I have a hacky workaround that I can do in nginx, but it feels like it would be nicer to just allow /status/ to ignore the host header altogether.

I'm actually facing a similar issue at the moment... what are the "reasonable workarounds"?

Actually, looking at https://sslcheck.globalsign.com/en_GB/sslcheck?host=secure.phabricator.com#52.8.228.58-srv-reg provides some better insight:

Yeah I'm seeing SSL errors as well. Not sure if it helps but there are some items in yellow on https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=secure.phabricator.com

Please don't pentest on a production install.

Ahhh, some of the files in /var/repo/D/objects/ are owner by root, possibly because I ran sudo ./bin/repository import at one stage.

What's worse is that I don't know what to do with this revision... it seems that I can't attach a diff to it by creating a new diff via arcanist (arc diff --preview) and then attaching it via the dropdown. I could remove it with ./bin/remove destroy, but that seems a bit aggressive.

I imagine that work on these ticket will see the DifferentialDiffProperty table killed off or substantially changed. This will break the work that I had done on T784, so I will abandon those diffs.

The background on the "Needs Revision" state in Differential looks odd to me. I feel that this would actually look better without a background color.

I marked D13222 as closing this as I figured that when D13222 lands this will no longer be relevant.

I think that the warnings generate by Diviner (I don't believe these are surfaced in the UI currently) should be moved to a Diviner linter.

Oh this might be because the comments were ported forward to the most recent diff and I have then hidden this particular comment.

I don't like the different colours here:

I also find the new design to be very bright.

Applying the bundle with arc patch --arcbundle also takes a long time:

Setting debug.time-limit to 20 seconds, I get the following:

I believe this works currently, it's just not surfaced in the UI.

Hm, in your original report the stack trace doesn't mention DrydockConstants.