Rename default SSH key name from Phabricator to Phorge
Closes T15274
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avivey valerio.bozzolan - Group Reviewers
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- T15274: Rename default user SSH key name from Phabricator to Phorge
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- rP7b080db57c5b: Rename default SSH key name from Phabricator to Phorge
Go to https://we.phorge.it/settings/panel/ssh/ and select SSH Key Actions > Generate Keypair
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- rP Phorge
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Whooops, sorry aklapper, we fixed now. Feel free to run git rebase master now, to make the unit test happy again, and land
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Fix PHP 8.1 "strlen(null)" exceptions to render the Account Creation page
Summary:
Fix numerous PHP 8.1 "strlen(null)" exceptions which block rendering the initial Account Creation page in a fresh Phorge installation
Test Plan:
After these code changes the account creation page got displayed (though without CSS and JS).
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arc is extremely demotivating (or under-documented). I ran
$:acko\> ../arcanist/bin/arc diff --base arc:prompt
Against which commit? 7bd4089a269490941236c020a040f104b9748ebeas I expected that to *skip* my last local commit (D25135, not landed yet) and thought it would use 7bd4089a269490941236c020a040f104b9748ebe as a base. Instead, D25135 got updated with unrelated changes.
I guess I completely misinterpreted https://we.phorge.it/D25131#4073.
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Hoping to be useful I restored the previous situation:
# rollback to previous version https://we.phorge.it/D25135?id=528 arc patch --diff 528 # make unit test happy git rebase master # update this online page arc diff --update D25135
Now you can just:
arc patch D25135 arc land
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I'm sorry for that feeling. I can suggest to split different proposals in different branches in the future
Sorry if I touched this but you don't deserve to suffer like this ihih
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In general for any fixup I just suggest to switch-off the brain and give a try to the native approach:
arc patch D25135 git commit -m "fix" git commit -m "fix" arc diff git commit -m "fix" git commit -m "fix" git commit -m "fix" arc diff git commit -m "AAAH FIX" arc diff
The logic is:
- arc patch creates a branch
- intermediate commits are just comments
- arc diff updates the web
This is probably a first step in somehow appreciating this nonsense swiss knife.
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@valerio.bozzolan: Thanks for the patience and explanations! Noted, and I'll stick to branches now to hopefully avoid creating more mess.