See PHI757. Leaving inline comments on the right hand side of files not touched by diff B in an interdiff between A and B raises an error.
See PHI580. An install would like write API access to object relationships (depends on, fixes, etc). This is complicated, but perhaps plannable, and we may be able to put a reasonable facade with partial support into the upstream. See some prior discussion in T13130. This didn't get much traction previously (see T13137) so the action may just be to punt it for now.
See PHI690. An install would like access to Drydock lease metrics, notably the time a lease spent in queue. See also T13073, but this is more narrowly scoped.
See PHI801, which may scope out into something else but has two stragglers ("Partial" sync status icon interacting poorly with inactive repositories; expanded Multimeter support).
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See PHI642. An install would like to give "Disable User" permission to all users so everyone can participate in a large "Battle Royale" event. This is an excellent idea but may justify shoring up some aspects of how user accounts are currently edited. This was "mostly done" in Week 33 by T13186.
The "Setup Issues" page with no setup issues renders a bit weird:
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The `auth.require-approval` setting has a non-markup'd link to another setting (note `auth.email-domains`). This would be nice to do somewhat more formally perhaps since I think it's happened a few times?
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See this beautiful thread: <https://discourse.phabricator-community.org/t/diffusion-differential-mobile-layout-broken-when-enabling-file-tree/1751>. The device reaction logic for filetrees is a bit wonky, and we call a nonexistent `resetdrag()` method.
See PHI580. An install would like write API access to object relationships (depends on, fixes, etc). This is complicated, but perhaps plannable, and we may be able to put a reasonable facade with partial support into the upstream. See some prior discussion in T13130. This didn't get much traction previously (see T13137) so the action may just be to punt it for now. (Yeah, I punted this.)