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Revert custom non-functional "Updated built-in project profile icons" rPHABde19094b2d611147713ade8131d64ad3b44d8036
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See rPHABde19094b2d611147713ade8131d64ad3b44d8036.

Where (URL) to see the impact of this change and these icons displayed?
In Wikimedia Phabricator, going to the "Manage" page of a project, selecting "Edit Picture", and selecting "Custom: Choose Icon and Color..." I still see items listed remove by this very patch.

What was the intention behind this commit, where to find related discussions?
I cannot find a Differential patchset, cannot find anything in Gerrit either.

Thanks for any hints in advance!

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Revert rPHABde19094b2d611147713ade8131d64ad3b44d8036repos/phabricator/phabricator!30aklapperT352782rmIconQuipswmf/stable
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Aklapper renamed this task from Consider reverting custom "Updated built-in project profile icons" to Revert custom non-functional "Updated built-in project profile icons" rPHABde19094b2d611147713ade8131d64ad3b44d8036.Dec 19 2023, 9:17 AM
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This custom code change did not "Removed a bunch of brand-specific icons" as its description says.
This code changed getIconQuips() and that very function only provides tooltips and does not change any selection of icons. Thus it made a bunch of icons not have a descriptive tooltip but display the internal filename as the tooltip instead:

T352782.png (802×1 px, 75 KB)

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This custom code change did not "Removed a bunch of brand-specific icons" as its description says.
This code changed getIconQuips() and that very function only provides tooltips and does not change any selection of icons. Thus it made a bunch of icons not have a descriptive tooltip but display the internal filename as the tooltip instead:

T352782.png (802×1 px, 75 KB)

Ah, totally possible that I made the change without adequately testing it. 2016 was so long ago I really can't remember.

What was the intention behind this commit, where to find related discussions?

I'm not sure anymore and I suspect it was a half-baked change that should have never made it in, it may have been accidentally pushed from a local change I was working on and didn't intend to publish in it's half-baked state.