I never found the time to play any more Bestiary and Incursion just launched. 🐙

Thanks!

There's demand for OpenSearch support at our installation; I have a patch that implements non-typeahead OpenSearch built and working, but I figured I'd bump the ticket in case anyone else was interested.

See also long chatter in https://discourse.phabricator-community.org/t/request-less-obtrusive-status-updates/1530.

In Barcelona we're looking at the same problem: how to deactive Spaces? After archiving all spaces, the UI still keeps on showing the Space dropdown with default Space. We would be glad to simplify life of our users, and haven't seen the added value of Spaces as such. If anyone could give us a hint that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

same problem in Chrome/MacOS

This problem fixed by T13140. Thank you.

Very soon now, git is getting an exciting new wire protocol. Highlights are improving performance on repos with unholy amount of refs, and being "easier to expand".

In D19455 I've reduced our "enormous change" threshold from 1GB to 256MB, which puts us underneath Git's 512MB magic number. This probably mitigates this to at least some degree.

The companion "provide more guidance" patch would be something like this:

This is involved, and default_authentication_plugin=mysql_native_password doesn't fix it.

When comparing diff 1 to diff 2, hide all files which have not changed [and have no {old/right/undone} inline comments].

An adjacent issue is that the actual connection exception doesn't make it up to setup guidance. It's somewhat tricky to raise it through the stack since the mechanics are substantially delegated to a bunch of cluster connection management, but we should make more of an effort to get it up to top level.

In MySQL 8.0.4:

Mercurial 4.6 has added hg help internals.bundle2 which will render a book to your console with details about the format/protocol. I did a high-speed skim and then tried out hg help internals.changegroup on a whim which produced an even longer book about the stream protocol (SSH only maybe?).

I added a linter and I accidentally included this line which references a different already-existing linter

final class ArcanistChmodLinter extends ArcanistLinter {

D19442 is marked as fixing this, although it just raises the limit from 80 to 100. This span measures the number of characters between the first changed character and the last changed character (not the total number of characters on the line) and we haven't seen tons of interest in this over the last several years so I think few installs are running into issues with it even at 80. Bumping it to 100 should give us a bit more breathing room but I don't currently plan to make it configurable (see T8227).

An install would like a way to filter commits by a particular branch, plus normal filter criteria.

Some of this moved forward to T13137.