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Potential steps to reproduce:
- When a new wiki is created, do not visit the site to autocreate a SUL local account
- Import revisions (as a different user) that include edits by a user (in this case DannyS712)
- Assign the edits to local users
- Then try to visit the site
Maybe can be replicated with T235739: Create Mon Wikipedia once the site is created - I can intentionally avoid visiting the site to test this
Is there any extra logging you can enable before I try to reproduce this with Mon (once it is created)?
@DannyS712 Sorry for the delay; I've imported the following page to the Shawiya Wiktionary (https://shy.wiktionary.org/) now: https://shy.wiktionary.org/wiki/Useqdac:DannyS712/Section-strike
Please check if you can still log in normally, and let me know when I can delete the page again.
This time it autocreated fine - https://shy.wiktionary.org/wiki/Uzzig:Journal/DannyS712
I note that, if it matters, the autocreation occurs when the revisions were imported, not when I visited the site.
Feel free to delete the page - I guess that wasn't what caused it
Keep in mind that for banwiki, I imported things almost immediately after it was created – there's a good chance that some initializing processes weren't quite ready for that. Also, the special page for importing things is quite broken when you try to import many pages at the same time, so there might be something went wrong with it somehow.
I followed T235885#5587060 several times (created a xml dump with my WMF/test account, imported it via my main account, tried to log in with the test account referenced in the XML file), and I always managed to log in successfully. I'm decreasing priority, and I am inclined to close this task if @DannyS712 is not able to reproduce this bug.
No objections to declining given that it isn't easily reproduced (requires creating a new wiki every time to test...)
If it's relevant to importing new revisions, not really, it should be possible to reproduce by importing to any wiki. It is possible it is caused by the fact a creation of a wiki has numerous post-install steps, and that those post-install steps always happen in a little bit different order, through.
Declining, feel free to reopen if this happens again.