pbirken wrote:

Oh yes, and even worse, autoreviewing will not work anymore in this situation. Thus, if an editor edits a current and sighted version, it will not be automatically be flagged as sighted.

Done in r32090.

pbirken wrote:

The autoreview now works in these situation, but the rest is still as before, see http://de.labs.wikimedia.org/wiki/Computerhardware:_RAM/_Montage.

I don't understand. What else is wanted here?

pbirken wrote:

The version http://de.labs.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Computerhardware:_RAM/_Montage&oldid=24904 is sighted. If I log in as editor and look at http://de.labs.wikimedia.org/wiki/Computerhardware:_RAM/_Montage I see the version mentioned, but the UI tells me it is a draft and not sighted. Or similar, if I go there as an IP and follow the link "view draft", I come to the current and sighted version, but it is shown as draft. So, it should say that this version is sighted.

This won't be an issue when $wgFlaggedRevsPrecedence is set to false.

At the moment, the quality revision is the stable version. If the current revision is not synced with revision, then the current is treated as a draft. Any working revisions that have yet to become the stable version are treated as working drafts (also that makes it clearer that they are editable).

Should enabled now.

pbirken wrote:

Brion turned it on but both this and https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13405 do work now, but only per article after you create a new version. I mean we can live with that, but I thought I mentioned it.