Is good movie. I's recommending. 2nd after-credit scene was really surprising, well done and whole cinema was awestruck.

instead of git branch once could use arc feature which does (I think) basically the same, but gives hint about what mindset to use where.

Unicode Zero Width Space to the rescue!

well script-and-regex is NOT anything complex... or you can try and add zero-widht-space as a rule to arcanist Text linter or make own linter extension... anything is good ;)

@nemobis - um, you've ever been in enterprise software dependent business? I do consulting for companies that pay thousands euro per year per single solution (having 5-10 is norm) and within that they get sometimes as much as "3 free support ticket" or "50 free support tickets and 3 voting points for features". I personally developed some back-end solution to deal with one problem that started happening in version 4 of one software and got fixed after ~6 years. In version 10. why? because "this problem impacted only 17% of our customers and can be fixed manually. to have fix developed specially for you, pay us ~20x as much as you pay per yer per licence". And that.is.considered.normal.

@epriestley - pholio needs some EditEngine love 😉

In T12739#224607, @chad wrote:

GH Issues flow into Nuance and a human can decide whether to open it up as a Maniphest Task, similar to email. The end user can fully communicate an issue back to Phabricator without ever leaving their preferred source (email, Github, Twitter). Developers can stay in Phabricator and manage priorities, projects, workboards.

In D17451#217988, @chad wrote:

Remove failing test case due to hardcoded line endings "\n". This means that "\r\n" line endings are generally no-go.

Let's not poke it further then. May we agree to remove trailing-whitespace-4.lint-test and say that "\r\n" line endings are generally no-go? This would slash troubleshooting this and all other callsites that have hardcoded line endings 😉

add failing test case

I had 4th test file for cr/lf lineendings but couldn't get past

In 'trailing-whitespace-4.lint-test', expected lint to raise autofix on line 1 at char 28, but no autofix was raised. Actually raised:
  error at line 1, char 1: TXT1 DOS Newlines
  error at line 1, char 28: TXT2 Tab Literal

@epriestley - I have "almost" ready test suite, hovewer I can't work out line ending test with CR/LF endings. - D17814

Hi! I'd love to submit diff + better test cases for this case. I have 3 additional test cases and better character class for whitespace.

Late friday night brings good ideas

This was fixed in rPb28da10336ca 😄

You guys fast.

Hi! I think I've hit similar issue, but for another type of panel. We've used to use PhrequentSearchEngine panel to show phrequent/query/tracking/ (Currently tracking), which apparently got removed in D17341. Currently tracking on main dashboard was quite interesting indicator for current work aaand could be fun until phrequent gets more useul 😄

I've recently found myself wishing for couple kinds of functionality that would connect calendar and maniphest:

• "due date" for tasks,
• recurring tasks (just like events)
• age-based priority for tasks (dunno if calendar would be involved, but i've seen some instances of similar FRs popping up)

I think that the problem is the content itself. This is evident by thumbnail fails to be generated when the second one is ok. On my OS/browser combo (Gentoo/firefox) first video loads very slowly while the second is perfectly ok. On Chrome first video refuses to load.
After downloading and testing locally, everything is fine. My guess is that chrome and firefox can guess proper values for decoders for "normal" video, while for "weird" video firefox tries it's best and chrome just gives up.

Oh, woe is me, for there are no colours in my emoji. One thing to notice though - where can I find that beautiful emoji example in ui examples? Would be cool place to check for emoji support on different browsers/platforms :)

In T12139#208257, @epriestley wrote:

Pros

• Users on old versions of Windows or who compiled their own Gentoo don't have occasional missing/fallback emoji.
• Users see the same picture of a smiling cat instead of different pictures of smiling cats.

In T12136#208145, @chad wrote:

I can vanish them now.

Endless war continues with E1323 😉

That would help me a bit though ;)

@epriestley - you are doing wonderful work! This is by far, the best ICS implementation I've ever seen :) better even than commercial products claiming ICS compatibility and wonderful features ;)

Maaaybe Iam misinterpreting but if enabling sort by priority why not show in workboards something like

I'm with @epriestley on this - on our install I too have multiple discussions with same individuals, discussing different topics :) It keeps things clear.

That would be perfect!

Current task graph is great for visual representation... but can we get somewhere very simple list of blocks/blocked by?

After looking through real-life applications, this now seems obvious and in @avivey example A is Parent of B. At first glance - there's relation. But yeah, arrows would help, only thing problematic is agreeing on arrow notation.

Now it looks pretty and actually first glance tells something :)

Woooo pretty pictures graph! Can't say I can deduct any task relationship from graph, but nevertheless, it's very pretty!

Another, very legitimate example, would be diacritic characters in localized README (or other) files. Until UTF-8 support is not present in text linter, i simply have to disable linter for files that have words like "żółć" in them. Plus using ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ in doc would be beneficial to some 😉

That syntax seems unsettling 0.o

Revert to rPeef217216116 and wait for all this to blow over ;)

This looks awesome @ProfFan !

😉

@storrgie - SELinux is very nice for tightening security, but unless you are very well versed in it is a pain in arse... and ruins everything you love. Phabricator + SE Linux.... Well, either disable SELinux or happy hunting!

Oh my...
https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/configuring_outbound_email/ (https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/configuring_outbound_email/)

Properly configured outbound mail works. Your outbound mail desn't work (as you report), threfore, your outbound mail configuration is wrong - that's what I meant.

And so - You must've misconfigured outbound mail :)  or something like that :)

https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/configuring_outbound_email/#testing-and-debugging-ou

WYSIWYG is very not cool. Not only is it complicated and consuming to build, it also unnecessarly invites users to mess around with styling. Personaly I always stick with code (hell, I even write my documents using LaTeX). I'd say it's way better to have text-only entry for all documents and coments, plus have on-dememand preview, like this beautifully crafted comment box.

👍 to @cspeckmim

This greatly depends on Your mail configuration. For example, our install has local mail server used for sending as well as some mailboxess i's sending to are local, giving near instantenous mail.

If possible: display both. if not possible - many ways:

In T10038#150629, @epriestley wrote:

Given how much of a backlog there is here and how slowly I've been able to move through it historically, my initial thought is that there may be no mid-term and T5055 is the pathway forward.

Although T5055 is a large amount of work, it helps us in the long term, while work against these issues directly does not, and I suspect T5055 is more like 10x more work than dealing with all this stuff directly rather than, say, 100x more work.

Why do people are sad? I for one love to click "Set Sail for Adventure" instead of plain boriiiiiing submit. Quality button names are important for fun and profit ™️

Calculated reading time of Describing Root Problems and Contributing Feature Requests is ~12min for very slow reader. Both of those documents are very helpful and universal because not only do they provide guidance for phabricator, but provide very general guidance, that can and will enhance Your input in any situation. Quite frankly, I translated and enforced those rules with my customers - it has improved both my life and my customers (after obvious "TL;DR" comments).

Multiple different ways of proceeding. Current way, while not bad, has it's downsides.

In T9897#148464, @epriestley wrote:

I eventually got this live. blog.phacility.com is a little plain now, but seems to work fine:

http://blog.phacility.com/

I'm okay with this :)

Well, Doorkeeper looks like hard-integrations. Situation like searchable
zendesk links are IMO more suited for simple custom fields - for example we have
customers that use Kayako, Zendesk, osTicket, etc, and simply link to those
externals with cusstom fields. Partial searches for perticular ID would be great
for all those cases, using single field like "external ticket id".

this could be used with any ticketing system - most ticketing systems have constant prefixes for urls.

Custom linters for stuff like that are way to go, that's true: for example some projects may have very complicated naming scheme, where "files in views must be all lowercase with .template extension, placed into dirs corresponding to name of controller, every view should either correspond to action in said controller or be named "all" or stard with underscore [...]" 😉

In T9876#147243, @joshuaspence wrote:

For what it's worth, I think that this is a reasonable request. I think that the only way to implement this would be to use a custom message which would be specified in the .arclint file. For example:

.arclint

{
  "linters": {
    "file": {
      "type": "file",
      "file.regex": "(^[^\w]+$)",
      "file.message": "FIlename must consist only of punctuation characters, alphanumeric characters are forbidden."
    }
  }
}

We use SNI and nobody says it's bad. Hell, people actually WANT SNI, since when hositng fo example small shop, you basically need SSL (even cheap one), but IP address (especially IPv4) is pricey per month. Most people when faced with "additional $$$/month with only benefit being customers using ancient software" or "0/month additional charges, only lose handfull of ancient software-using customers" chose 0/month 😉

In T9360#146722, @chad wrote:

DocumentPro is way better than Oblivious