For the month of June the following tasks are on the to do list:
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Infobliss | T138464 glam2commons (previously Single Image Batch Upload): Write and deploy initial and usable version | |||
| Resolved | Infobliss | T161670 GSoC 2017 Proposal: glam2commons (previously Single Image Batch Upload) | |||
| Resolved | Infobliss | T167123 glam2commons: Task overview June 2017 |
A basic UI is in place here. It's under review. Further changes will be made based on review comments.
Duplicate uploads are handled by mediawiki simply by not allowing an image to be re-uploaded if it's already in Commons.
I have handled the case when the user provides a wrong UID. Then s/he is shown a message that the ID is wrong.
Similarly empty UID is handled too. A user is prevented from doing an upload with an empty UID or unspecified GLAM.
@Basvb, @zhuyifei1999, I believe mediawiki does not allow uploading an image to Commons if it has the same name as an already existing image in Commons. So this is ensured that one won't be able to re-upload an image using our tool since our tool will generate the same filename every time a given UID is provided. But if someone had already uploaded the concerned image with a different name than what our tool assigns it, then how can we prevent our tool from re-uploading it?