Yes, but it's more involved than just storing text like "between 1801 and 1805" - instead we'd have store the data "1800 CE" with precision 8 (meaning precision at the level of decades) and then add the qualifiers earliest date: 1801 and latest date:1085

+1 to @Sannita - worth looking at the wikidata date interface for this

@Etonkovidova not sure if you can check this on beta ...

This one too T362352

In T290393#9711473, @Jklamo wrote:

In T290393#9703815, @Cparle wrote:

Closing because the MachineVision extension has been sunsetted and removed from production, see T352884

Suggestion is not related to MachineVision extension.

Cool

Yes those are the tables. They're on https://commons.wikimedia.org and https://commons.wikimedia.beta.wmflabs.org/

Data dumps are archived here https://dumps.wikimedia.org/other/machinevision/ and we also did a recent sqoop of production tables into hdfs (stored at /wmf/data/archive/backup/machine-vision-backup/)

The final steps are

• drop db tables from production and beta, covered by T362229
• remove data from hive, covered by T360994

Closing because the MachineVision extension has been sunsetted and removed from production, see T352884

Closing because the MachineVision extension has been sunsetted and removed from production, see T352884

Closing because all the necessary steps are done, except deleting the hive table which is covered in T360994

Waiting for patches to be merged before closing this

We don't need to do this according to the template for how to archive an extension - see T352884

@matthiasmullie is correct - notifications aren't shown when the extension is removed

@Etonkovidova I get the same behaviour on https://de.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/ ... maybe it's just beta?

Yep, seems to be the case