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It's a few days late, But this year is our 10th anniversary of the #WikimediaFoundation started it's final steps in the #Bugzilla to #Phabricator migration, On the 2014-11-21 the import of the old Bugzilla archives into the Phabricator started, access to Phabricator to the public was reopened 2014-11-24.
"You know, I come to #Wikimania to find more bugs in my software, because there aren't enough in #Phabricator already"
#QOTD by James Forrester @jdforrester
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@play0ad It's a bit late point this out, and of course it doesn't resolve the problem of many people finding #Phabricator too weird to use somehow (which seems crazy to me, but anyways!) but I feel compelled to point out as a point of interest that Phabricator development has resumed fairly strongly as a community fork, #Phorge https://we.phorge.it/
Seamless "migration" (basically just a normal upgrade going stable -> stable) for the instance at my work (small software dev firm using SVN+Git)
Seamless "migration" (basically just a normal upgrade going stable -> stable) for the instance at my work (small software dev firm using SVN+Git)
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@michaelgalassi @dexter Just one thing regarding #FreeBSD's #Phabricator. It is better to create an account earlier because the sign up process requires a manual approval from an admin I think.
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@michaelgalassi @dexter It is definitely the right way. Sometimes, when the patch is larger and requires more code review, then it is good to post it to https://reviews.freebsd.org/ along opening a Problem Report on https://bugs.freebsd.org/. In other words, #Bugzilla is the source of truth. #Phabricator is just an extra service #FreeBSD uses for code review.
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::: SOLUS Linux back stronger than ever! 
The new Solus team will be elaborated tomorrow 18.4. Tuesday.
* Process for a an alternative infrastructure for Solus has been initiated
* A new binary package repository server that has been validated
* A new server has been brought up
* Josh Strobl is back
=> https://teddit.net/r/SolusProject/comments/12ndrvt/righting_the_ship
#Solus #Linux #back #team #developers @JoshStrobl #news #infrastructure #development #server #Flarum #Phabricator #OpenCollective
J'aimerais étudier le workflow du "post-commit auditing" (https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/reviews_vs_audit/) de #phabricator, propulsé par le composant #Herald https://phacility.com/phabricator/herald/
secure.phabricator.com◉ User Guide: Review vs Audit