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FB's phabricator went its own way long ago. I imagine this has exactly zero impact on their day to day. Put it this way: the last time I saw it, they still ha
by rachelbythebay 5y ago
FB's phabricator went its own way long ago. I imagine this has exactly zero impact on their day to day.
Put it this way: the last time I saw it, they still had the "clowncopterize" button. Try finding that anywhere else.
- sprayk 5y agoI heard this was still in the non-fb version if you uncheck "super serious business mode" in the settings somewhere
- unixhero 5y agoThat sounds fun! What did it do?
- aseipp 5y agoIt was the reviewers "Approve" button for a submitted patch. The options are/were (approximately) "Reject", or "Clowncopterize"
- Nemo_bis 5y agoDo you mean Facebook is running a fork of Phabricator, or what?
- nindalf 5y agoFacebook’s diff tool looked similar maybe 5 years ago but there’s been constant improvements to it in that time. There was a dedicated team maintaining and improving it. Today it bears only a passing resemblance to Phabricator. GP’s claim that Facebook uses Phabricator is an overstatement.
- tored 5y agoWhat I remember of Phabricator when I used it years ago was the very confusing naming of things, that didn't improve the user experience. It did have a nice command line tool to help you in your workflow. I think Phabricator's heyday was during a time when everyone was trying to formalize their workflow, another project of that time was git flow.