To speed up things a little bit, lvwiki community voted for IABot deployment.
RFC.
To speed up things a little bit, lvwiki community voted for IABot deployment.
RFC.
Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
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Resolved | Cyberpower678 | T120433 Migrate dead external links to archives | |||
Resolved | None | T136130 Add IABot support for other wikis (tracking) | |||
Resolved | Cyberpower678 | T195290 Deploy InternetArchiveBot on Latvian Wikipedia (lvwiki) |
@Edgars2007 Thanks for your patience. Do you think you could gather a couple of translators so we can get IABot prepped for approval? We need to configure the bot's setup for this wiki.
I've found the bot approvals page at https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikipēdija:Bota_statusa_pieteikumi
With that being said can you answer the following questions and translate the following statements?
To translate:
Questions:
I think we would prefer no talk page messages. At least not the first one (second bullet point at translateble messages). If data is saved in some database (accessible from Toolforge), then I think we won't need any talk page messages.
Do you use dead link templates and archive templates?
Yeah, the standart one from enwiki Dead link. For web archives - I think some colleague created (read - copyed from enwiki) one, but don't remember which. But it's not a problem to create one.
Where are your cite templates?
These are the ones:
All except "Atsauce" and "Publikācijas atsauce" are based on enwiki Cite module (based on aprrox. April 2015 version). Those two are not converted yet, because there were some problems (don't remember what, though).
What is the typical formatting you use for time on Wikipedia and what other formats do you use, even the least popular ones?
Typically it's template: {{dat|YYYY|MM|DD||bez}}, "bez" is static.
Translations - will do it myself or my colleague will do in near time.
So the translations (very soon, I know :) )
Otherwise it looks fine.
One more thing.
(From this edit) <ref>{{Tīmekļa atsauce |url=http://www.whtj.gov.cn/documents/tjnj2010.pdf |titel=Wuhan Statistical Yearbook 2010 |access-date=15.07.2018 |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20111105213243/http://www.whtj.gov.cn/documents/tjnj2010.pdf |archivedate=05.11.2011 }} p. 15</ref>
I think you don't have to add |access-date=[today]. IMHO, it generally isn't correct, and there already may be access date in free-form (Ctrl+F in that page "Retrieved on"). Not saying, that you should be able to add that as access date, of course.
And to simply understand things, could you tell in which cases the bot adds {{Webarchive}} and in which cases it transforms cite to {{cite web}}?
Transforms usually happen when the URL is a standalone with no additional content behind it.
I've fixed the other bugs.
The accessdate thing is a bug. It shouldn't be using today's date. In the case of the URL mentioned above, it should be using 21:32 5 November 2011
OK, then when you are ready you could do another test batch. If after approx. 10 edits it looks OK to you, do approx. 100 more edits.