I'm trying to use https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-node-services, but I do not get it to work any more. Is anything changed that prevent it to work?

It would have been great if Extension:Replace_Text could be expanded to handle content model "proofread-page". I have a lot of pages in namespace NS_PROOFREAD_PAGE that I want to search and replace in.

Version:
MediaWiki: 1.31.0
ProofreadPage: 52882fd

PR is merged

Fixed with following PR's

• https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-docker/pull/49
• https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/4463

@Addshore Ok, then I have to continue to keep the Interwiki links to other languages in wikipedia updated manually. That's okay

@Addshore If I understand this right, this is only usable if I have a cluster of Mediawiki sites. Or am I wrong?
How do I have to configure my private Mediawiki site if I want Cognate to show links to pages with the same name in Wikipedia, Wikisource, Commons etc?

Is it possible to use Cognate in a private mediawiki installation to keep the interwiki links updated?
How do I configure it? It is no descriptions about the settings in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cognate

Why not allow to change to any template? If the user choose to change to a template with not matching parameters, it up to the user to fix that.

I have found out that the issue was due to a silly configuration error from my side :-(
I'm sorry for bother you.

I only have one LocalSettings.php. I did now try to run refreshLinks.php with parameter --conf to specify the LocalSettings.php, but it was no difference.

When I try to run runJobs.php, I get following error (maybe related to the issue)

Have you found any solution to the problem?
I have a similar problem:

When I changes rebuildtextindex.php to this, it works for me (but I haven't test for other environments)

This is a old issue, is it any work on this?

The image is using Mediawiki version 1.29.0, but the latest version is 1.29.1.

What is the status of this?
Is mediawiki-containers just an experiement without a future, or is it something that will be supported and updated?