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Thu, May 22
Questions about the steps:
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@A_smart_kitten you are super-super-welcome if you create another parent task like this https://web.archive.org/web/20250218071010/https://secure.phabricator.com/T12486 so " Search exclude-by-tag doesn't work consistently with subprojects" - since I completely agree on your point but I'm unsure how to manage it, so here T15828 we become just one of your sub-tasks.
- 🔶 this task (T15828) is not reporting a real-world thing about this use with sub-projects
FWIW, my use case from today in terms of sub-projects was attempting to search tasks on Wikimedia Phabricator that were tagged with either #MediaWiki-Recent-changes or #Edit-Review-Improvements (or a subproject thereof).
Triaging a bit more than "Wishlist" and a bit less than "Normal" since a prototype is actionable but we still lived years without this... so, "Low".
OK hackers, thanks for stimulating a follow-up. I've studied this a bit and I have a more clear opinion. Let's write some notes down.
Gonna boldly call it a bug, given that I was about to file an upstream bug report for https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T386830 before I came across this task :)
Wed, May 14
Testing this a bit myself again, I discovered that actually this problem affects both Git and SVN, it just wasn't being noticed in my SVN testing because it doesn't go wrong if run from any subfolder. So for example in a checkout of rARC, running arc browse . in the root directory will pop one into the bogus path of, say, https://we.phorge.it/source/arcanist/browse/master/home/keithzg/Code/git/arcanist, but if I'm in my local ~/Code/git/arcanist/src/ then arc browse . pops open https://we.phorge.it/source/arcanist/browse/master/src as intended.
Thanks, @valerio.bozzolan! :D
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Thanks. I pinpoint also here your super-relevant extra details: https://we.phorge.it/D25887#26924
Sat, May 3
Covered, thanks for review :3
Thaanks. Can reproduce in latest master. Premising that uhmmmm probably it seems we are not using the API correctly as the correct usage seems with objectType=TASK. Example to get my transactions:
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This project is now abandonware without you. 😆
Gents, you’re both nothing short of geniuses
Gents, you’re both nothing short of geniuses—fixed before I’d even blinked! Thanks. Will look at fixing it permanently in T15513.
Fix was reverted for now as it had bad side effects.