Hi Administrators! Hoping to be useful I proposed this small change in the Diffusion app. So that the privileges now are not related to Admins, but to Diffusion Repository Creators (so, Admins, plus some people if you want)

In T15081#3328, @tiguchi wrote:

I found myself creating milestones accidentally out of sequence and the only way to "reorder" was renaming the milestones, which felt quite punishing.

I assign this to 20after4 since it's totally not thanks to me that this was implemented :D Thank you for what you have done

I think this was improved thanks to @avivey

In T15084#3884, @valerio.bozzolan wrote:

I think this could me marked as resolved since lot of users are using Ponder here. Nice.

@MBinder_WMF: Also, under the hood you're saying that, since Wikimedia have multiple teams (multiple Tags) it would be nice to allow to change Task Points without interfering each other,

I've shared two proposals, that are actually requests for comments. I would be glad if some people could give a look and share a comment.

Thanks for the suggestion. Default-to-1 has been mentioned before, and it's not feasible because of teams that need to cross-tag, where some teams use Story Points and some don't (thus, 1 point means something to one team but another thing to another). It's also common for 2 teams to use story points but have different meanings, where 1 point is a totally different scale depending on context.

Having said that, in the meanwhile, as workaround, probably you could just - in few clicks - add "1" as Point in each Task. Then, use the Point Limit just as a "Count Limit" logically. If you would go for this approach, it would be great for you, because then you could ask the Wikimedia Foundation to, simply, assume 1 Task = 1 point by default, and I think that would not be a problem for anyone there. I say this since I want to suggest something quickly feasible for you, without waiting to reach consensus for a breaking change on everyone else in the Phorge world (which in any case maybe deserves a discussion).

I honestly think that adding a new feature called "Count Limit" on Columns would be useful for you, so that you can use Points Limit on Milestones; and Count Limit on Columns (and ignore Point Limit on Columns).

I like your assumption of good faith! I'm a little more cynical about the thoughtfulness of Phab development, and the thoroughness of features deployed. I'll try to follow your example. :)

I don't think the hundreds of installations that use Phorge would want to abandon the way they do their thing so drastically. That is why I suggest to think about something that helps both them and you.

Thanks for your help! Much appreciated that the attention on this is being raised. :)

So, if I have understood correctly,

Hi! Thanks for following up on this. :)

It's been suggested that simply defaulting all tasks to 1 point solves this issue. However, that raises other issues (for instance, some teams may already be using the Story Points field for actual story-pointing).

By the way I have not understood if you are aware of this situation (I was not):

@MBinder_WMF Does it still describes your goals, or have I distorted it too much?

Uhm. It seems that Phorge/Phabricator does - as default - this thing that 1 point = 1 card.

Uhm. Yep. Do you know have any idea about what should be changed to achieve this in a secure way?

I wonder if this could be just a patch that assumes Story Points = 1 as sane default instead of zero.

I see that this sender is still as was reported.

I think this could me marked as resolved since lot of users are using Ponder here. Nice.

Maybe the milestone reordering feature could be behind an opt-in toggle? Personally I don't see any problem with that and I'm also not sure why milestones have to be strictly sequential in the first place. I found myself creating milestones accidentally out of sequence and the only way to "reorder" was renaming the milestones, which felt quite punishing.

@Matthew the arcanist herald rule needs to be set to trigger when both conditions are met - currently even if a change is accepted only a member of Releasers can land the change because it will trigger for anyone who isn’t a member of Releasers. We want it to trigger if it both hasn’t been reviewed and the user isn’t a member of Releasers.

Follow-on task filed as T15120.

This task is mostly done so I think it should be closed as resolved.

In brief, Maniphest is for bug reports or feature requests and Ponder is for asking questions about Phorge.

In T15046#2789, @Matthew wrote:

need to create a username/password passphrase credential with creds for a GitHub account that has write access to the GitHub repos, and set it in the diffusion uris.

I was hoping that wouldn't be the case. I'll create a credential against my account, since it's currently impossible to create GitHub account keys against an orginization.

The labs one was me from ages ago before a GH org name was decided on. IIRC the phorge org was already claimed and I just wanted to be squatting on something that could.be used down the road. Happy to delete / change ownership / whatever else

In T15046#2762, @jeremy.norris wrote:

In T15046#2761, @jeremy.norris wrote:

It appears there are not any public repositories yet, is this intentional?

Actually, what is the correct Github organization? In the description for this task, the link is to (which is where I initially looked and saw no public repositories):

https://github.com/phorgelabs

But then in the comments above, the link is to (which does appear to have public repositories that are empty?):

https://github.com/phorgeit

In T15046#2788, @MacFan4000 wrote:

@avivey I see that the repos currently access GitHub anonymously. For auto mirror to work you need to configure a valid credential. By this I mean you need to create a username/password passphrase credential with creds for a GitHub account that has write access to the GitHub repos, and set it in the diffusion uris.

@avivey I see that the repos currently access GitHub anonymously. For auto mirror to work you need to configure a valid credential. By this I mean you need to create a username/password passphrase credential with creds for a GitHub account that has write access to the GitHub repos, and set it in the diffusion uris.

In T15046#2762, @jeremy.norris wrote:

Well that didn't work: T15114: Can I create tasks?

I'll remove myself from trusted contributors just to test.

The form ( https://we.phorge.it/transactions/editengine/maniphest.task/edit/2/ ) needed a security policy. I think that should fix the problem?

In T15046#2761, @jeremy.norris wrote:

It appears there are not any public repositories yet, is this intentional?

It appears there are not any public repositories yet, is this intentional?

As @avivey mentioned, the GitHub organization is set up. Both Aviv and I have access, and I am willing to add other people in the core team.

We've created https://github.com/phorgeit and started configuring it to mirror the repos.

New certificate issued.

https://we.phorge.it/phame/blog/view/3/ - Security Announcements
https://we.phorge.it/phame/blog/view/4/ - Release Announcements

@20after4 Hey, this does not appear to be working. T15101 was created by a user who was not a member of Trusted Contributors

Set up two blogs: Security Announcements and a Release Announcements.

I'm setting the "Moderate" policy on Ponder to Trusted Contributors and I'll add a link to Ponder from the default home page.

As discussed in {E2}, we will be implementing this to control spam for now. If this doesn't work, we will revisit this discussion.