Yes you have to literally edit the string.
I know this is very confusing but many things about gitlab can't be
explained with normal logic.
Cheers,
Matt
On Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at 4:03 PM Simon Peyton Jones
wrote:
>
> | As far as I can work out the WIP field is a part of the semantic model
> |
| As far as I can work out the WIP field is a part of the semantic model
| but the only way it displays on the UI is in the title.
If you want to change the status using the UI (not via a "quick action") do you
literally edit the title? That is, the semantics is driven from the title
string
* "About the latter, until #15247 is fixed" ---> "About the latter,
until #15884 is fixed"
On Wed, 13 Feb 2019 at 14:00, Shayan Najd wrote:
>
> >is there any plan to get rid of all those panics?
>
> There are two sorts of panics related to TTG: the ones due to #15247
> (i.e. unused extension
>is there any plan to get rid of all those panics?
There are two sorts of panics related to TTG: the ones due to #15247
(i.e. unused extension constructors), and the ones due to #15884 (i.e.
issues with view patterns).
About the former, I believe we all agree. Moreover, using Solution A
Yes, I agree. This will require sprinkling the codebase with EmptyCase due
to [1], but that's still a sight better than calling `panic`. After GHC
8.10 is released (and the minimum version of GHC that HEAD supports is
8.8), we can even remove these empty cases by making the empty data type
fields
> Yes, I have reported it while back. I don't know of the progress in
fixing this.
Reported what? #15884? [1] You do realize that there is a very simple
workaround for that issue, right? Instead of writing this, which is subject
to the pattern-guard completeness issues observed in #15753:
f
As far as I can work out the WIP field is a part of the semantic model
but the only way it displays on the UI is in the title.
Two other facets of the WIP state are:
1. WIP MRs can't be merged via the UI. (Marge also honours this)
2. The list of MRs can be filtered by the WIP status (which is
