charlottethewebb wrote:

• 'Recentchangeslinked' => array( 'Recentchangeslinked' ),

+ 'Recentchangeslinked' => array( 'Recentchangeslinked', 'RelatedChanges' ),

I'm pretty sure all "special:" pages are titled in lowercase except for the first letter. Of course, if the user requests [[Special:ReCeNtChaNGEsLInkEd]], the url will be coerced to "Recentchangeslinked", but I don't know whether that would work the other way in a case the internally defined name contains irregular capitalization. Even if it does work, probably better to keep them consistent.

bugz-wikimedia wrote:

(In reply to comment #1)

• 'Recentchangeslinked' => array( 'Recentchangeslinked' ),

+ 'Recentchangeslinked' => array( 'Recentchangeslinked', 'RelatedChanges' ),

I'm pretty sure all "special:" pages are titled in lowercase except for the
first letter. Of course, if the user requests [[Special:ReCeNtChaNGEsLInkEd]],
the url will be coerced to "Recentchangeslinked", but I don't know whether that
would work the other way in a case the internally defined name contains
irregular capitalization. Even if it does work, probably better to keep them
consistent.

Hrm, the current file is a little inconsistent here. Really most of the special pages names are lowercase as you say. However, DoubleRedirects, BrokenRedirects, CreateAccount, MIMEsearch, and MergeHistory are mixed case. Basically though it is only capitalization of the string on the left hand side of the => that matters, since even ReLAteDcHangEs will redirect to Recentchangeslinked (not RelatedChanges or anything).

I'm fine with either capitalization, and Relatedchanges seems consistent enough for me.

Works for me. :)

Might consider switching the alias to the main name at some point, but no rush.