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Discover how to easily disable the `autoland` feature in `arc diff` with simple command adjustments.
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Disabling Autoland in arc diff: A Simple Guide

When working with Phabricator and using the Arcanist tool, you might have encountered a prompt that asks whether you want to enable autoland after builds pass and your reviewers approve the changes. Every time you run the arc diff command, this can become quite tedious, especially if you prefer to manage your landings manually. Fortunately, there’s a straightforward solution to disable this feature by default.

In this guide, we will explore how you can easily avoid the Autoland question in future use by adjusting your arc diff command. Let’s break this down step by step.

Understanding the Autoland Feature

Before we dive into the solution, let’s briefly discuss what autoland means.

Autoland: This is a feature in Phabricator that automatically lands your changes into the repository after your builds pass and your code reviews are approved.

Default Behavior: By default, Phabricator will ask you if you want to use autoland, which can slow down your workflow if you don’t need this feature.

Solution: Disabling Autoland

If you want to disable the autoland prompt every time you run arc diff, you can do so by incorporating a specific flag in your command. Here’s how you can implement this solution:

Step 1: Use the --noautoland Flag

When running the arc diff command, you can simply add the --noautoland flag to your command as follows:

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Step 2: Avoid the Prompt

By using the above command, you effectively tell Phabricator that you do not wish to utilize the autoland feature, thus skipping the prompt altogether. This means you can focus on the task at hand without additional interruptions.

Conclusion

Disabling the autoland feature in arc diff is an easy process that can enhance your workflow efficiency. By adding just one flag (--noautoland) to your command, you can streamline your development experience and eliminate unnecessary prompts.

Next time you run arc diff, try using this command to skip the autoland question and concentrate more on your coding tasks. Happy coding!