Not sure if I should make a separate issue for this or just mention it here, but it would be nice if you could parse the "signature" of a patch generated with git format-patch. Currently patches generated with git format-patch cannot even be uploaded to Phabricator unless you set git config format.signature=""

BTW, the original patch was generated using git format-patch, not git diff

The original patch which causes this problem is attached. It was generated using git version 2.10.1.windows.1. git am 0001-Move-lld-Parallel-algorithms-to-llvm.patch will successfully apply the patch, but after uploading it to phabricator and then redownloading the raw diff, it no longer applies. The original patch contains text like this:

Sorry, I've been slacking on getting you this information. Been swamped at
work. I'll try to get it to you this weekend.

This is rather strange. I don't have the original patch used to create the revision anymore, but I tried it again using the same command I always use to generate patches, and when I upload this new patch, I do not see the same issue. In the first (broken) one, some of the files are marked with V, but in the new (working) one, none of the files are marked as V. This is even though git status shows that they are renames:

Note that a workaround is to do the following: