Wow.. callendar geting all...

Just my 0.02$: In integration please support CalDAV & ics :) Many firms in europe moved away from Google to own/hosted sulutions due to "Recently exposed security risks when exchanging data overseas" (Snowden & stuff) and if Phabricator would support those it would be great.

As evident by @hach-que example - @epriestley is right that humans actually using task get task numbers etched deep into brain tissue. Most issue tracking systems then rely on either humans with good memory or good search features :-) I still can remember redmine taks numbers from years ago...

#1 best #3 2nd :)

At which git-commit are Your phabricator instance is? You've upgraded libphutil also? what commits are Your versions of those.

I wanted to test it and... Clicking Links in notifications work flawlessly regardless of durable column. Clicking notifications themselves opens in same tab regardless of durable colum state.

It's already in production here... wow, looks nothing short of amazing :)

This looks awesome!

Hmmm... This could be handled like dot & cowsay! For starters: theres tex2im but it's not standard on many distros, there's also some forms of tex2png, also there's dvipng that You can use to convert compiled dvi file to png... there's more than one way to skin a cat... That's for starters.

In D12484#125423, @chad wrote:

Wonder if we can shrink old comments down to a single line, with an option to expand?

Just a small and unnecessary rhetorical question here: do people really leave setup warnings & ignore them? I mean - i fix every setup warning the moment they appear and assumed same is true for everybody. I really wish that @chad's wish for airraid.wav would come true ;)

maybe rather than "duplicate" somethng that streamlines merging duplicates (but that's more work I presume)

Everything's working on commit 3c6c6552d34b53d40c30100701fcf85c140c440c from saturday, so bug crept sometime in last 2 days ;)

this is replicable as well on secure.phabricator.com:

Design-wise I believe that suggestions should be placed very near and in same screen "estate" (hard to find right word right now). Basically: suggestions based on title should appear near title (possibly while entering title). Suggestions based on keywords found in task text should be visible near area where You enter text - this would be hard for small screens, but 2-column layout I described about my experience was really nice and saved me from filling couple of tickets.

Can't comment on how wikimedia handles that but I have experienced couple different approaches that may/may not work in most cases:

Just simply allow public and remember that "To view a wiki document, you must also be able to view all of its parents." It works almost out of the box.

The best way is to pop up $EDITOR for putting the description in. All additional stuff should be done with --browse (simply - in browser). It's "Quickly create a task for yourself." after all. At first I was surprised that arc todo did not did that, but it would be cool if arc todo would support putting description in via $EDITOR

I'd love to see this in mainline one day :-)

This is nice feature and I'm using D12165 as patch and it's cool. It seems like good connection between arc tasks and arc todo now that in both of those You can use --project

This looks awesome. Icons make sense and relate to description perfectly.

Non-annoying would be IMO simply put it up along with install and "setup issueas" to simply be one of setup issues to opt in.

I'm all for @aik099 suggestion - zoom while centered instead of jump.

In T7287#96791, @mholden wrote:

Is upgrading as painless as a "sudo apt-get upgrade mysql" -- or am I asking for huge amounts of trouble with that level of naivete on my production install?

I admire Your concern with malicious deletion.

Oh, right - my mistake - So, here I am on windows machine with firefox, IE & chrome opened on this task. Versions are super recent (installed 10 mins ago)

This is weird. I work almost exclusively in firefox and I experience none of said problems. Phabricator scrolling is OK. That can be also compared between phabricator instances running pre-fake-scrollbar revision. So... it feels completely OK for me under Firefox 35 and GTK (linux)

Ooooh. NOW I see it... That's even better than I thought.

So in sample

This looks awesome. The icon in pinned conpherences is participant/project icon, right?

In D11574#110222, @epriestley wrote:

On the attachment logic, my theory is that users might send one actual attachment, but sometimes mail program send random signature files and company logos and stuff.

In T7066#93472, @chad wrote:

Firefox doesn't officially support woff2 (http://caniuse.com/#feat=woff2) but this is a step to supporting more languages on some browsers. I'll continue to look into building more support (we really like Source Sans).

In T7066#93467, @chad wrote:

Latin Extended according to Adobe:

Welsh, archaic Danish and Esperanto.

Well, mine install + This one looks ok. On firefox at least.

Hey @chad - Latin Extended would be useful for anybody in central/eastern europe. It does make font bigger, but some DO need it (and it may look horrible without it). My install also looks fine, so maybe I simply have good set of fonts already present on my system and Firefox selects proper ones?

So - The problem is present in Webkit based browsers, because all mine Gecko
based are working fine.

I can't confirm. Differential scrolling (and general scrolling) works fine for me under Firefox 35 here and on local install.

This issue is present also on https://secure.phabricator.com - namely: try cklickin on any author inside http://blog.phacility.com Links point to http://blog.phacility.com/p/btrahan/ instead of https://secure.phabricator.com/p/btrahan/ (should be @btrahan) and result in 404.

I can confirm same behaviour on Firefox 35 on linux when browsing for example D11489

As @fabe said - works great :) and after rPe0289070db8f it's perfect.

Hey, I don't know if this in paricular causes this behaviur but I guess it will be hard to fix, so - might as well be here...

@epriestley - as of rP25fc168c95e81697d3ce4b9066c14e18cd579e84 works for me on secure.phabricator.com, my local install and on my production server :)

Hey @chad - My OS is Gentoo (that won't help anybody ;) rolling release all the way) + Firerfox is 35.

For me This creates very broken experience with scrollbar. For example: try scrolling to around middle of long page. Now click on scrollbar and try to set it to 3/4 or 1/4 point on page - it jumps to top and You get scroll from top...

In my case voting in Ponder is rather good thing. In my use case, we plan to use Ponder as intermediate tool for actual questions in a way that lets voting and/or better skilled people answer.