@Dogu Automoderator is now on TranslateWiki so there are a few strings available for translation - https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:Translate&group=ext-automoderator :)

In T366294#9847160, @jsn.sherman wrote:

@Samwalton9-WMF can you disable AutoModerator on testwiki at https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:AutoModeratorConfig.json ? I still haven't been granted interface admin there.

In T355930#9846901, @Samwalton9-WMF wrote:

In T355930#9845274, @Samwalton9-WMF wrote:

Flow is being decommissioned but is still in use on some wikis. I've asked if any Wikipedia wikis use it for user talk pages. I'm not sure if they do or not, but if they do I assume our implementation wouldn't work there. I'm not convinced we should build in a dependency for the probably very small number of wikis this might affect, but worth us knowing about anyway.

@Trizek-WMF and I talked about this today and agreed that given we have a timeline for freezing Flow and ultimately deprecating it, we should opt to not deploy on wikis using Flow for the time being. Within the space of a few months it should be the case that we can safely deploy to these wikis - although Flow won't yet be removed, it will no longer be in use on any active talk pages. We'll update the deploying documentation to include a note about this.

In T355930#9845274, @Samwalton9-WMF wrote:

Flow is being decommissioned but is still in use on some wikis. I've asked if any Wikipedia wikis use it for user talk pages. I'm not sure if they do or not, but if they do I assume our implementation wouldn't work there. I'm not convinced we should build in a dependency for the probably very small number of wikis this might affect, but worth us knowing about anyway.

We need to fix this for a requested metrics report so this is higher priority than other maintenance :)

Two potential complications occurred to me today - Flow and temporary accounts.

In T362969#9843416, @Kgraessle wrote:

Hello, I don't see a description for the survey question, can someone help provide me one? thanks!

Happy for this link to be removed/changed, I agree it doesn't make sense to point it here anymore.

Not sure this tracking task is useful anymore.

This is waiting on test.wiki followups (e.g. T365811), and then once we're happy to move forward @Dogu can go ahead and start on the community items on the checklist :)

Per my note in T366070, we are considering moving Newspapers.com off proxy configuration back over to the manual account setup and renew method we had before this. Unlike most of the proxy configurations in the library, this one is a manually configured proxy which took us some time to set up and is very fragile to breaking. It's a big time sink for us to continue maintaining and fixing it.

In T362969#9838242, @jsn.sherman wrote:

@Samwalton9-WMF We'll need someone who is targeted on each wiki to verify that it has been correctly deployed.

We're not sure what the steps are to launch this on id.wiki. The ORES extension isn't enabled at id.wiki yet - do we need DBA input before enabling it? If we want to roll out this change to all Wikipedia wikis, how would we go about this?

In T355930#9838021, @Kgraessle wrote:

Also, do we want to leave a talk page message if the user isn't logged in?

Seems to be resolved:

It's hard to tell without seeing what this looked like at the time the task was filed, but it looks to me like the english descriptions are LTR when other text is RTL, except that punctuation behaves strangely:

If you do the same in Hebrew, both are shown in the top right corner, without space between them. It can probably be fixed easily by setting a different float value.

I think this was probably a user error - if we accidentally selected a single user while adding the Phab ticket this would have been the outcome.

Haven't been able to reproduce and no one else has reported this issue.

It may not be worth pursuing this config unless a community lets us know they want to use the Bot flag.

Adding @jsn.sherman to ensure we're tracking when this is available :)

@OTichonova In the design the report link replaces Undo - we should chat about this because my feeling is that it should replace Thank instead. Experienced users should still be able to undo Automoderator, but newer users may only want to report - if they're less confident.

A manual undo finds the correct address to use: