So, I kind of followed this from a ticket and noticed that there were a few mistakes in the code.

It was a little unclear in the walkthrough you gave on how to use it. Are the field types (animal.type plant.habitat) suppose to be hidden by default on when using a specific subtype (animal.type on plant subtype)?

Also, this would be along the same principle as to why Maniphest allows you to reorder columns, speed and efficiency. On my laptop, I am required to scroll to hit the login button for LDAP, whereas if it is reordered then I don't need to scroll.

The problem of not being able to reorder providers is when logging in, users (most anyways) will normally gravitate to the first login box they see to attempt to login and not actually pay attention to additional login forms that are available.

Root problem would be it is not possible to currently reorder or hide authentication providers login forms from within the configuration on the main authentication page.

I just tested the "Replace %s%n%n%b with %B" and it fixed it, Auditors were parsed without any problems.

The windows style was from netbeans, I did the previous ones from command line (if you want I can run netbeans as well to prove it). The title was from when I was strictly using netbeans.

Sorry about that, I didn't know the test git repository existed otherwise I would have done this right after.

You should have the commits. You will see the first two didn't trigger Auditors (with auditors in the last line), but the last one did (with Auditors in the first line)

The Auditors:alincoln for example, isn't meant to be the whole body.

Can confirm that this affects hosted and other observed repositories as well.

I just wanted to pop in and comment on the UI for projects.