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Nov 10 2016
Hmm yeah, we record where in the workboard card is in the list, sticky. We could probably ignore that transaction.
OK. The type of the other transaction is subpriority. From the database:
Initialisation doesn't seem to fit the pattern, as I would have expected an earlier column change to trigger it if that would. There are also over a dozen transactions on the timeline of this task before the section I pasted here, including comments (one deleted; I wonder if that's relevant), column changes, reassignments, and status changes.
There might be some crazy edge case of empty custom field that was previously hidden in a custom form and is being initialized for the first time, but not generating a visible transaction, so is getting lumped under "other". Hard to say, I can't really recreate how this might happen. Do you have "other" email sent to "on" but everything else "off" ? Knowing those would be important in a reproduction case as well.
Yes, both. I don't see how either of those could be involved with a column change, though, could it? Changes to our custom field do show on the timeline, too, but nothing is showing here.
Do you have custom fields or custom forms?
I wouldn't call this resolved. Invalid may be most relevant, as with no STR, we can't confirm or action this.
I believe this is now in reasonable shape, in the sense that the overwhelming majority of prose inputs I'm aware of produce reasonable, human-readable diffs. They aren't perfect in all cases and aren't necessarily the diffs that a human would produce, but they're useful and fairly sensible.
unit tests ftw
That seemed to just work? Slightly disconcerting.
Pretty sure this works as intended
Look at how much engagement we're generating!
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I would edit my comment to put a paragraph of text above the autoplay audio, but newsfeed caches the old comment. :3
I think we can safely conclude that autoplay audio in feed is an effective mechanism for disseminating important information.
Sure seems to be a lot of activity that generates feed stories on this task!
@epriestley FYI
{auto-playing-audio WilhelmScream.mp3}
Welcome to the wonderful, spooky world of Quicksand.
Yes I did have the persistent chat pane open. Also can't seem to repro without it.
We still do a pretty questionable job on the first case in T7643#180264, where a comma is removed from the middle of a sentence.
Do you have the persistent chat pane open?
I suspect this is a problem with the way you've installed phabricator.
I suppose an alternate path is to enable Dashboards on Project homepages, and you can embed your project wiki or text panel for a really cool long description and information.
Would you fill out at least, like, 5 of them?
Hovercards, Search, Browse, etc. It could get used.
We could call it "Search Description" so it feels clear that it only displays in some UIs.
Yeah, I think it's pretty reasonable if people would actually fill it out. We could surface it in a few other places too (e.g., /projects/) without fallback. It just seems like there's a decent chance no one will ever fill it out and it will sort of just be cluttering up the UI. But the cost on our side is pretty small, so if some people claim that they'd probably want to fill it out I'm happy to move forward with it.
Provide an alternate, text-only field for "Project summary in typehaead results." which users only enter text into, so we don't have to worry about remarkup.
For reference, here's the current state of "discovery" downstream:
I'm going to kick this out of the queue for now and we'll reconsider it alongside other internal priorities once the queue clears. I think it's probably secondary to Conpherence now, at least, product-roadmap-wise, maybe?
I'm going to kick this out of the queue for now and we can re-evaluate our internal priorities once the queue clears -- we got a decent iteration out and it looks like the next steps on NUX are probably a fair chunk of work.
The driving install dropped off the grid a while ago, so this is no longer prioritized.
I believe this is now resolved, in the sense that I expect all specific, reproducible examples I'm aware of function in a way consistent with user expectation. In particular:
I have some possible approaches for cheating on the "more than 100 results" case, but I think we ultimately need to put the prefix paging rule on the server side, so we return all prefix matches and then all content matches. That's kind of a big mess, but all the ways we can cheat will break down at some point (e.g., when you have 100 "wikidata" projects that are alphabetically earlier than "wikidata") so I think it's not avoidable.
- Prototype applications must be enabled.
- security.outbound-blacklist must not blacklist the target server (build servers may be on an internal network and on the default blacklist).
- The link protocol must be "http" or "https".
- You must not have exceeded your fetch quota for the last hour.
- You must have file storage configured.
- The image MIME type must be part of files.image-mime-types and files.viewable-mime-types.
- The Phabricator server must be able to make outbound requests on the network.
In T4190#199608, @epriestley wrote:(But note that it's cached for a trillion years, so it won't work for build status.)
{img https://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/jtv_user_pictures/doritos-profile_image-4328d01909178d94-300x300.png}Does the {img } thing work yet? I've been trying to use it locally but have not been able to get it to actually show an image. This would be super useful for us to be able to show the build status on a remarkup page (like the README.MD of our repo, for example). Thanks.
Pausing this from our perspective since we're waiting on guidance to move forward.
Presuming this is resolved since it hasn't been updated in about a month, but let us know if it's still an issue after the update.
D16837 should clean this up. Thanks for the thorough report!
Some discussion of current context in T10448#186240.
I'm going to merge this into T7580 since I think that's the same task?
I added "Mentions" (and "Mocks") recently in connection with T4788.
Just had this issue today on our mercurial repository. Exact same exception when executing ./bin/repository update --trace <repository>
I've managed to solve it.
@chad
I configure my Phabricator instance's MySQL with ngram fulltext parser and I can search CJK with mysql fulltext engine.
ah, seems like a restart of apache fixed it.
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In the phabricator directory, what does file bin/config say?