Why does the local branch track the remote branch? Do you push using --set-upstream? If so, why?
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Jul 22 2016
Jul 21 2016
Thanks for the report, and for the good reproduction instructions. D16313 should raise a better exception.
There isn't enough information provided for us to reproduce this issue. See Contributing Bug Reports.
T5088 is a possible use case (report if the current revision needs an update), although I feel like it's a bit flimsy.
T10895 is a reasonable followup for --revision / --do-what-I-mean-instead-of-what-I-say.
I think we missed the window on this one.
The arc help land documentation was improved by T9657.
After T10431, aliases are also read from system configuration.
After the introduction of PhutilHTTPEngineExtension (T10227) we have a more viable pathway to bring support for this upstream, but I'd still like to see more interest in it before thinking about upstream support. It looks like only 1-2 installs would use it, today (not sure if both of you represent the same install or not).
To summarize discussion from elsewhere: it isn't clear to me when this is better than other tools -- including arc browse D123, which already exists.
Thanks for the extra context!
See T11343 for discussion of automatic "Depends On" detection. Briefly: desirable, but also complicated in the general case.
Jul 20 2016
Clearly we should have a Services starting with "CloudF..." header.
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@jonah214 said he's using CloudFront (AWS) while that note is about CloudFlare (an unrelated product/company with a nearly identical name) so I'm suspicious there may be more to this than meets the eye (or maybe CloudFront was a typo).
I added you to Community, so you should have sweeping janitorial powers now.
I can't reproduce this. Here's what I did: