hi

If revisions in other states displayed like in your screenshot @epriestley that would solve the first 90%.

Caught another case of this:

I guess it's not particularly useful in this case anyway.

Oh, that hint only shows for accepted revisions right now.

What about creating a new query in Diffusion which is the same as the default, but orders the revisions by Creation Date (Oldest First)? You can then use that query in your dashboard. Does that help for this scenario?

Do they actually have dependencies declared? Any idea why the screenshot doesn't show the "Open Dependencies" marker visible here?

oh, wow, the preview already handles tiny pictures differently...

I was able to reproduce on this install by passing rPf712ae718ccc1c94d882c626ca8626b77346026b to the Herald test console.

I know of that view, but it's at least two clicks and some scrolling away. It doesn't help you decide which diff to start reviewing at the differential homepage or in the diffs widget.

something like

I sure hope I followed the 2.5 pages worth of rules for writing a feature request...

We're looking for a similar concept for Reviewers:
Even if the Author of a review is one of the Owners, we still want to automatically add that package.
This is mostly just T1125 - we want to make it easier to assign reviewers, and Owners has good UI for selecting paths.

@snaik phabricator doesn't currently support this. You can write your own however using PHPExcel. I can't see upstream supporting this as I can't imagine it would take significantly more time to just pull up muliple tabs unless the tickets are of very poor quality.

Hi all, is there a way to import tasks from an excel spreadsheet? Its often way faster to write tasks down in excel (for bug bashes, costing meetings, etc) and later import them into Phabricator.

This would be nice to have but is somewhat involved:

From reviewing the code, it appears that this should be handled correctly already.

Presuming resolved until we hear otherwise.

Someone in IRC hit this on stable and I haven't seen more reports on master, so I'm going to bring the changes over.

See also T4947 for some discussion of SELinux.

Ran into this issue myself over the past few days on a fresh install of CentOS 7 connecting to a Windows Server 2008 R2 domain controller with active directory. I was able to use ldapsearch and the provided bin/auth tool to query the active directory server successfully but yet through the web interface for phabricator it kept rejecting with the error describe in the original post. After some debugging I determined it to be due to SELinux blocking the ldap connection from httpd. Turns out you can run the following command to allow for httpd to use php-ldap to connect out to the active directory server.

rel T483960

IMO, Pokémon catching is an essential feature, please implement that first.

T10612: Editing a panel causes it to duplicate in dashboard may be the same root cause as this bug.

Ut seems to be T10145

Or if it isn't, please file a bug report.

This change didn't touch Dashboards. I think you want T10612 or maybe T10145?

I'm also seeing this bug.

I think this change broke dashboard editing slightly. Now when adding a panel to a dashboard column, the same panel gets added twice, once for each column. Removing either of the dupes removes both.

I am marking this invalid, but we're happy to re-open if you can clearly describe your workflow and why Dashboards / Saved Queries / Flags / Tags / Herald, etc, are unable to solve your problems. We currently manage thousands of open tasks here between two developers, and we're not currently experiencing any issues with workload.

Problem: Overwhelming lists of (assigned) tasks steal focus.

Confirmed by updating to the latest, thanks again!

Awesome, thanks for the quick fix!

I believe this is now fixed in HEAD of master. Let us know if you're still seeing issues.

Also, if you just want to look at a subset of tasks you can always create a query panel using flags on your dashboard and flag the tasks you care about. I've been doing that lately and it feels pretty good to me.

Why are you trying to snooze a task? Why don't you just, you know, do the thing?

I was thinking of adding some code to phabricator to set the phusr cookie for alternate-file-domain (aws cloudfront) when a user login as well in order for me to track user download of software packages in the file application. What is the security risk involve in doing this? Is there a better way of capturing a userid when they download a file being served from a CDN?

We also say "Only supports JIRA 6" but that means "JIRA 6 or newer", since JIRA 7 works fine.

Sounds good, thanks!

Let me take a shot at it locally first, I don't immediately see a real way that D16494 could have fixed this given your repro steps.

Happy to bring those changes in and test it out. Also happy to test any patches if testing JIRA related stuff is a pain.

(I'd be a little surprised if it was and it still merits a real fix even if it doesn't happen in practice anymore.)

There is a small possibility that this was "fixed" by D16494 on Sep 5.

I believe all that stuff is fixed in HEAD of master, let us know if you're still seeing issues (other than text not being searchable: it isn't currently supported). Thanks for the report!

Sorry for the late reply. What an incredibly well written and thoughtful response! Thanks!

• text does not support searching, and does not claim to support searching (e.g., is not listed on "Constraints"). The intent is to eventually expose fulltext/content search here rather than exact-match search.
• We did not validate constraint keys, so it would appear that we might support searching on invalid constraints. D16507 fixes this: we now throw an explicit exception pointing at the error.
• link does support searching, but did not handle query constraints correctly. D16508 fixes this, and it now should apply these constraints properly.