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Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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<?php
final class ManiphestEditEngine
extends PhabricatorEditEngine {
const ENGINECONST = 'maniphest.task';
public function getEngineName() {
return pht('Maniphest Tasks');
}
public function getSummaryHeader() {
return pht('Configure Maniphest Task Forms');
}
public function getSummaryText() {
return pht('Configure how users create and edit tasks.');
}
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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public function getEngineApplicationClass() {
return 'PhabricatorManiphestApplication';
}
protected function newEditableObject() {
return ManiphestTask::initializeNewTask($this->getViewer());
}
protected function newObjectQuery() {
return id(new ManiphestTaskQuery());
}
protected function getObjectCreateTitleText($object) {
return pht('Create New Task');
}
protected function getObjectEditTitleText($object) {
return pht('Edit Task: %s', $object->getTitle());
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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}
protected function getObjectEditShortText($object) {
return $object->getMonogram();
}
protected function getObjectCreateShortText() {
return pht('Create Task');
}
protected function getObjectName() {
return pht('Task');
}
protected function getEditorURI() {
return $this->getApplication()->getApplicationURI('task/edit/');
}
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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protected function getCommentViewHeaderText($object) {
return pht('Weigh In');
}
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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protected function getCommentViewButtonText($object) {
return pht('Set Sail for Adventure');
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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}
protected function getObjectViewURI($object) {
return '/'.$object->getMonogram();
}
protected function buildCustomEditFields($object) {
$status_map = $this->getTaskStatusMap($object);
$priority_map = $this->getTaskPriorityMap($object);
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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if ($object->isClosed()) {
$default_status = ManiphestTaskStatus::getDefaultStatus();
} else {
$default_status = ManiphestTaskStatus::getDefaultClosedStatus();
}
if ($object->getOwnerPHID()) {
$owner_value = array($object->getOwnerPHID());
} else {
$owner_value = array($this->getViewer()->getPHID());
}
$fields = array(
id(new PhabricatorHandlesEditField())
->setKey('parent')
->setLabel(pht('Parent Task'))
->setDescription(pht('Task to make this a subtask of.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Create as a subtask of another task.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(pht('PHID of the parent task.'))
->setAliases(array('parentPHID'))
->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_PARENT)
->setHandleParameterType(new ManiphestTaskListHTTPParameterType())
->setSingleValue(null)
->setIsReorderable(false)
->setIsDefaultable(false)
->setIsLockable(false),
id(new PhabricatorHandlesEditField())
->setKey('column')
->setLabel(pht('Column'))
->setDescription(pht('Create a task in a workboard column.'))
->setConduitDescription(
pht('Move a task to one or more workboard columns.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(
pht('PHID or PHIDs of workboard columns.'))
->setAliases(array('columnPHID', 'columns', 'columnPHIDs'))
->setTransactionType(PhabricatorTransactions::TYPE_COLUMNS)
->setSingleValue(null)
->setIsInvisible(true)
->setIsReorderable(false)
->setIsDefaultable(false)
->setIsLockable(false),
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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id(new PhabricatorTextEditField())
->setKey('title')
->setLabel(pht('Title'))
->setDescription(pht('Name of the task.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Rename the task.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(pht('New task name.'))
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_TITLE)
->setIsRequired(true)
->setValue($object->getTitle()),
id(new PhabricatorUsersEditField())
->setKey('owner')
->setAliases(array('ownerPHID', 'assign', 'assigned'))
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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->setLabel(pht('Assigned To'))
->setDescription(pht('User who is responsible for the task.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Reassign the task.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(
pht('New task owner, or `null` to unassign.'))
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_OWNER)
->setIsCopyable(true)
->setSingleValue($object->getOwnerPHID())
->setCommentActionLabel(pht('Assign / Claim'))
->setCommentActionValue($owner_value),
id(new PhabricatorSelectEditField())
->setKey('status')
->setLabel(pht('Status'))
->setDescription(pht('Status of the task.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Change the task status.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(pht('New task status constant.'))
->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_STATUS)
->setIsCopyable(true)
->setValue($object->getStatus())
->setOptions($status_map)
->setCommentActionLabel(pht('Change Status'))
->setCommentActionValue($default_status),
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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id(new PhabricatorSelectEditField())
->setKey('priority')
->setLabel(pht('Priority'))
->setDescription(pht('Priority of the task.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Change the priority of the task.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(pht('New task priority constant.'))
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_PRIORITY)
->setIsCopyable(true)
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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->setValue($object->getPriority())
->setOptions($priority_map)
->setCommentActionLabel(pht('Change Priority')),
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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);
if (ManiphestTaskPoints::getIsEnabled()) {
$points_label = ManiphestTaskPoints::getPointsLabel();
$action_label = ManiphestTaskPoints::getPointsActionLabel();
$fields[] = id(new PhabricatorPointsEditField())
->setKey('points')
->setLabel($points_label)
->setDescription(pht('Point value of the task.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Change the task point value.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(pht('New task point value.'))
->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_POINTS)
->setIsCopyable(true)
->setValue($object->getPoints())
->setCommentActionLabel($action_label);
}
$fields[] = id(new PhabricatorRemarkupEditField())
->setKey('description')
->setLabel(pht('Description'))
->setDescription(pht('Task description.'))
->setConduitDescription(pht('Update the task description.'))
->setConduitTypeDescription(pht('New task description.'))
->setTransactionType(ManiphestTransaction::TYPE_DESCRIPTION)
->setValue($object->getDescription())
->setPreviewPanel(
id(new PHUIRemarkupPreviewPanel())
->setHeader(pht('Description Preview')));
return $fields;
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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}
private function getTaskStatusMap(ManiphestTask $task) {
$status_map = ManiphestTaskStatus::getTaskStatusMap();
$current_status = $task->getStatus();
// If the current status is something we don't recognize (maybe an older
// status which was deleted), put a dummy entry in the status map so that
// saving the form doesn't destroy any data by accident.
if (idx($status_map, $current_status) === null) {
$status_map[$current_status] = pht('<Unknown: %s>', $current_status);
}
$dup_status = ManiphestTaskStatus::getDuplicateStatus();
foreach ($status_map as $status => $status_name) {
// Always keep the task's current status.
if ($status == $current_status) {
continue;
}
// Don't allow tasks to be changed directly into "Closed, Duplicate"
// status. Instead, you have to merge them. See T4819.
if ($status == $dup_status) {
unset($status_map[$status]);
continue;
}
// Don't let new or existing tasks be moved into a disabled status.
if (ManiphestTaskStatus::isDisabledStatus($status)) {
unset($status_map[$status]);
continue;
}
}
return $status_map;
}
private function getTaskPriorityMap(ManiphestTask $task) {
$priority_map = ManiphestTaskPriority::getTaskPriorityMap();
$current_priority = $task->getPriority();
// If the current value isn't a legitimate one, put it in the dropdown
// anyway so saving the form doesn't cause a side effects.
if (idx($priority_map, $current_priority) === null) {
$priority_map[$current_priority] = pht(
'<Unknown: %s>',
$current_priority);
}
foreach ($priority_map as $priority => $priority_name) {
// Always keep the current priority.
if ($priority == $current_priority) {
continue;
}
if (ManiphestTaskPriority::isDisabledPriority($priority)) {
unset($priority_map[$priority]);
continue;
}
}
return $priority_map;
}
protected function newEditResponse(
AphrontRequest $request,
$object,
array $xactions) {
if ($request->isAjax()) {
// Reload the task to make sure we pick up the final task state.
$viewer = $this->getViewer();
$task = id(new ManiphestTaskQuery())
->setViewer($viewer)
->withIDs(array($object->getID()))
->needSubscriberPHIDs(true)
->needProjectPHIDs(true)
->executeOne();
switch ($request->getStr('responseType')) {
case 'card':
return $this->buildCardResponse($task);
default:
return $this->buildListResponse($task);
}
}
return parent::newEditResponse($request, $object, $xactions);
}
private function buildListResponse(ManiphestTask $task) {
$controller = $this->getController();
$payload = array(
'tasks' => $controller->renderSingleTask($task),
'data' => array(),
);
return id(new AphrontAjaxResponse())->setContent($payload);
}
private function buildCardResponse(ManiphestTask $task) {
$controller = $this->getController();
$request = $controller->getRequest();
$viewer = $request->getViewer();
$column_phid = $request->getStr('columnPHID');
$visible_phids = $request->getStrList('visiblePHIDs');
if (!$visible_phids) {
$visible_phids = array();
}
$column = id(new PhabricatorProjectColumnQuery())
->setViewer($viewer)
->withPHIDs(array($column_phid))
->executeOne();
if (!$column) {
return new Aphront404Response();
}
$board_phid = $column->getProjectPHID();
$object_phid = $task->getPHID();
return id(new PhabricatorBoardResponseEngine())
->setViewer($viewer)
->setBoardPHID($board_phid)
->setObjectPHID($object_phid)
->setVisiblePHIDs($visible_phids)
->buildResponse();
}
Rough in EditEngine for Maniphest Summary: Ref T9132. I'm going hold this until after the release cut since it isn't going to land completely smoothly, but I think I can prep it today/tomorrow and hopefully get it close enough to working to put in HEAD on Saturday after the push. This adds the basics: new EditEngine, new EditController, and new `maniphest.edit` API endpoint. I put the new stuff at `editpro/` for now until it works a little better. Some notes on stuff this is dropping/changing/not-working-yet: - Preview for the description. I'd rather solve this by putting a "Preview" button on every Remarkup area if we want to retain it. Particularly, it does not generalize to adding custom remarkup fields in its current form. See also T3967. - Per-field policies are no longer enforced. They were never truly enforced anyway (for example, any user who can edit a task has always been able to edit every field via Conduit or email actions or Herald, where Herald supports things), and only really served as a hint to users. I think we can obsolete this by having installs hide/lock these fields instead. This is a desirable outcome for me, since I don't like retaining these policies and the idea of truly enforcing them properly is worrisome. These were originally added for Uber as an onboarding sort of thing. I'll prepare users for this in greater detail in the documentation. - Couple of minor bugs with ordering / defaults / only-one-owner-allowed in this diff that I'll clean up in future diffs before this stuff lands. - I don't have a concrete plan on "Create Similar Task" / "Clone" yet (do you have thoughts? Is this worth trying to do in every application?). I'll probably just mostly mimic the current behavior. Test Plan: I'll vet this more thoroughly in followups, just banged around some tasks for now and created/edited via the API. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Maniphest Tasks: T9132 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D14659
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}