After T153606 we have a bit of cleanup to do to get rid of the now deprecated '<ce>' tag name.
At time of writing there are about 240 such usages on en.wiki:
and probably more elsewhere.
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- T153606: Consider a longer, less ambiguous name for <ce>
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FYI this change (ce->chem) hasn't been deployed yet, but we can still get the rename script ready.
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<chem> is now live in production. Anyone got any ideas for how best to do this rename?
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I did manually in our wiki. There are 57 in commons and 485 in hewiki. AWE seems to be enough, as the fix looks good as regex.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Check_Wikipedia can fix these kinds of things on over 30 wiki's
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I came here from Help:Displaying a formula#Basics at English Wikipedia, where it says, "A script will be used to replace all <ce> with <chem>." As of today there are 192 articles in English Wikipedia with <ce> in their wikitexts, so I think that would be a good idea. What are the plans, if any, to create and deploy this script?
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I've now fixed them all on en wiki. With little help from JavascriptWikiBrowser.
Just a note of caution some uses add a title attribute so a simple replace of <ce> with <chem> and </ce> with </chem> will cause some problems with
<ce title="Stille reaction scheme">{R-X} + R'-SnR''3 ->[\ce{Pd\ catalyst}] {R-R'} + XSnR''3</ce>
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A few occurrences of <ce> are currently present at various wikis. The existence of this task probably implied turning off <ce> at some point, possibly within T153606, but it didn't happen (yet?).