Sorry about the delay on this. I think the emails didn't go out until later and I've not had much time to dedicate to this project as expected. As of today's meeting the current plan is for @avivey to do the merge with latest updates from upstream and push, sans review.

Per discussion during {E9}

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

Please do not triage tasks yourself, we will integrate it into the roadmap as we go.

There should be a systemd service for managing the daemons, I'll check tonight what's wrong with it and why it isn't correctly starting daemons on reboot

Somehow this work ok with standard web serving but when trying run form phd daemon I'm getting:

@speck What is the status of this change?

@speck I think we're sort of good to go here? maybe update?

@avivey has fixed this on the upstream install.

Hit esc today - Lost lots of typing

In T15096#2333, @sario528 wrote:

Allowing a user to make quick simple changes with nothing but a web browser is IMO the single best way to encourage new contributors.

In T15096#2329, @avivey wrote:

For new users, support the the magic-ref style of gerrit, but with a web-UI Wizard based next steps, where we walk her through creating/updating the right revision, maybe explain what happens to all the commits and what other users will experience. Treat this as an onboarding experience - with the expectation that full-time contributors will eventually switch to Arcanist.
Maybe upsell Arcanist at this point.

I'd point out that Gerrit was originally intended to work with a client-side tool called repo (Which also manages multi-repo code trees).
The git push ... <magic ref> is kind of a workaround for users that found having a client-side tool annoying to use :)