In T9766#144249, @eadler wrote:

A somewhat generic way to do this is to create the notion of a variable such as is_in_deployment and allow Herald rules to check to see if this is set/true/a specific value. If the API to expose the variable is exposed to conduit then also allows for far more interesting workflows (especially when combined with relying on other Herald rules).

In T9767#144214, @chad wrote:

Maybe add a "View Options" button to "File Contents" in Diffusion? That seems most consistent.

Oh, right... it's not explicit in Differential. But rather when the file is too large for syntax highlighting.

Hmm, why not? I'd prefer it (and it would be more consistent) if it wasn't editable, as in Differential.

Ah OK, good to know.

How exactly are you embedding it?

In T7053#144090, @epriestley wrote:

• When editing the small amount of config which can't auto-restart (phd.user, phd.start-taskmasters). I think phd.user already has an existing warning anyway.

Yeah, I would like to handle this properly but I'm not sure if it is worthwhile doing so?

In T3670#144082, @epriestley wrote:

This is currently difficult to do because it involves bulk editing our entire workboard

What's difficult about this? Can't you just use the bulk editor to "Remove project X" and "Add project Y"?

In T9759#144069, @epriestley wrote:

We don't show a specific amount of history: we show all activity since your last activity.

In T9760#144113, @epriestley wrote:

Right, Almanac does not support autoscaling.

Right okay, but I can't autoscale the Drydock Pool right? Because I need to manually create new devices through the UI.

In T9760#144107, @epriestley wrote:

• Bind it to your pool to actually put it in service.

So what does ./bin/almanac register actually do?

Ok thanks. So I don't need to register my build agent with ./bin/almanac register?

I have a use case which is maybe suited for subprojects, but I don't exactly know how you are planning on implementing this...

What about having the number shown be proportional to the total number of stories?

(I'd also like to be able to subscribe to Almanac devices/services/networks too)

I've done some work on this and I do intend to continue working on it, but have been somewhat time constrained as of late. The foundations for this task are already in place and many unit tests engines just need to be modernized to work with the .arcunit specification.

I was thinking of changing arc lint --only-new to do the following:

This also seems weird to me.

D14411 implements exact string matching, but I will leave this ticket open for support partial string matching as well. There are some technical considerations block this, see D14411#161139.

Is this likely to be completed this year? We have some teams expressing interest in this feature and I might be able to convince management to get onboard with paid prioritization (although this ticket is also prioritorized right?)

Can you point me at the code where the chunk stitching happens?

Ah yeah, that would be better.

@epriestley, I was thinking of implementing this as follows:

+1, although an alternative would be for Diffusion/Remarkup to render Reviewers: alincoln identically to Reviewers: @alincoln.

Happy to submit a patch if @epriestley is on board.

In T9718#143261, @chad wrote:

Have you never noticed the nautical patterns in Phabricator?

Scuttle?

Oh, I take the hosts offline first.

In T8348#143186, @nornagon wrote:

I'm also seeing this issue, even just using curl -d api.token=... https://phabricator.url/api/file.download

The ability to fork Pastes was removed in D14390.

PEBKAC... I forgot to save my changes to local.json.

(Yes, I know that Drydock is a prototype... But I figured it's better to file an issue that will be closed as invalid than to not file one at all?)