On one of my systems (Kubuntu 17.10) this bug happens only sometimes, so much for Comment 1. On two other it's always reproducible (Kubuntu 17.10 and 16.04).

I found this solution when reading the comment for KXMLGUIFactory::refreshActionProperties():

This is needed, for example, when you change shortcuts scheme at runtime.

PS: Shouldn't Phabricator show a branched from Applications/18.04?

I can't reproduce this on 18.04 or 17.12.3 (my system version), so I'm afraid I can't test.

PS: Shouldn't Phabricator show a branched from Applications/18.04?

I would have thought so too.git diff Applications/18.04 only shows this revision's changes, so it should be fine?

In D12023#242000, @muhlenpfordt wrote:

PS: Shouldn't Phabricator show a branched from Applications/18.04?

Yeah, I noticed this too: Only in some cases it says "branched from master", but sometimes this is missing entirely, not sure why. At least gitk --all correctly shows that you intend this patch for the stable branch.

In D12023#242183, @rkflx wrote:

In D12023#242000, @muhlenpfordt wrote:

PS: Shouldn't Phabricator show a branched from Applications/18.04?

Yeah, I noticed this too: Only in some cases it says "branched from master", but sometimes this is missing entirely, not sure why. At least gitk --all correctly shows that you intend this patch for the stable branch.

Ah, got a suspicion: Did you use git checkout -b <name> or arc feature <name> (which does the checkout for you, but also calls --set-upstream-to=…)?

In D12023#242187, @rkflx wrote:

Ah, got a suspicion: Did you use git checkout -b <name> or arc feature <name> (which does the checkout for you, but also calls --set-upstream-to=…)?

I used the first git command. I'll try with arc feature next time.