I just noticed something else, which I think I missed previously:
To see open differential revisions for a repository, you just have to go to
the browse interface:
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/PHAB/browse/wmf%252Fstable/
Notice there are open revisions listed right above the readm
As someone who has worked with Differential outside of Wikimedia projects, I
can summarize this back as: The problem of Differential is not the
possibilities and functionality, it is a problem of usability (UX). Github,
Gitlab and Bitbucket have the UX of using tons of different repo's down, and
Hi Krinkle,
I think you've raised some valid points, however, you've missed a couple of
details that are relevant. I'll try to fill in the details so that we can
get a better vision of what the workflow looks like with Differential. Rest
assured, those of us who advocate for using Differential do
I apologise if some of the below does in fact exist, I'd gladly find out!
There are three major parts of my workflow as project maintainer and
contributor that I find lacking in Differential right now and are strong
reason for me to discourage anyone from migrating to it. In addition,
projects tha
