A bit skeptical when there are relatively recent commits like

> Re-sync with internal repository

Open sourcing an internal repository with extensive, ongoing work on it is always a difficult affair, because you're creating a second source of truth. (It isn't just how you manage external contributions, but also workflows like releases and CI.)

I wouldn't consider this to be a problem.

It means they haven't (yet?) transitioned to open-first and it'll require proving themselves that they'll do open-first development before trusting them. Not willing to bet my work on a product where the governance isn't open but everything is driven by and for a single company's needs.

For what, another Phabricator, that I’ll inevitably have to migrate my company away from again?

So if history serves the next announcement to watch for is your departure from Facebook and the launch of Edenity, which will be sunset and abandoned inside a decade once it fails to IPO. Am I close?

vaporware?