| Seba98 | |
| Aug 28 2017, 3:35 PM |
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New created articles can be found in the section 'Special:NewPages'.
But when we rename a page shortly after creation, and we delete the redirect (the old pagename), the article disappears from 'Special:NewPages'
So the page stays in 'Special: NewPages' when the redirect remains. But if it's deleted, the page disappears.
I noticed on nl.wikinews.org but probably it is on all projects.
Hm, I'm not seeing this behaviour on en.wikipedia
Created page
Moved page, suppressed redirect
Could you walk us through what you did to confirm this?
The above is with a suppressed redirect (the redirect is never created, "test1" is effectively deleted)
Just created this example, page renamend and redirect deleted.
https://nl.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Dit_is_een_hernoemde_testpagina&action=history
It will no longer be displayed in https://nl.wikinews.org/wiki/Speciaal:NieuwePaginas
Should I try the same with https://nl.wikinews.org/wiki/User:There%27sNoTime/test1 ?
Okay, following your exact steps, I've reproduced this
To reproduce
@Seba98 Could you verify step 4 for me? Could you move the page but leave the redirect undeleted (temporarily) - does the page then display in Special:NewPages with the note originally created as []?
@Samtar
https://nl.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=Test2&action=history
Yes, it's displayed with that note in Dutch.
Entries in the recent changes are still stored under the old title after move,
at the moment deleting the old title deletes also the entries for that title, not the entries from the redirect only
see T14363 for showing the old title.