Joachim Breitner
[ Unknown signature status ] Hi,
Am Freitag, den 26.08.2016, 17:39 -0400 schrieb Ben Gamari:
Indeed, it's available at [1].
it does not seem to be world-readable:
$ git fetch phab fatal: unable to access 'http://phabricator.haskell.org/diffusion/GHCDIFF/GHC-Differentials.git/': The requested URL returned error: 500
Actually it looks like this was a configuration issue which broke Phabricator's HTTP git hosting. I believe I have fixed this but now seem to be fighting our CDN which I'll need help from the infrastructure guys for. Regardless, you should be able to clone the repo via ssh.
The only thing you'll find in that repository currently is tags (not branches as I stated earlier; sorry!) with names of the form phabricator/base/1234 and phabricator/diff/1234. These contain the base and head commits of revision 1234, respectively. Note that 1234 does not identify a differential; rather it is a revision of a differential (e.g. the number that you see in the "ID" column of the history table fn a
ifferential in the web interface).
Ok, I think I will have to add custom code to take care of DRs in gipeda, but it is probably worth it.
This code won't strictly speaking be in gipeda, right? Rather, it would merely be a bit more logic in the build script, no?
Can I assume that phabricator/base/1234 is always (or at least usually) a commit on master, or some other branch in the ghc repository?
Often it will be. However, I have in the past often opened "chains" of Differentials where the HEAD of one is the base commit of the next. Naturally in this case the base commit will not be in master. Cheers, - Ben