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Logs for renaming users with username in Arabic script should show first number of change
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Description

When user rename user on Arabic or simular language with letters like it should shows firstly number of changes then username, so it shouldn't be like this on picture. It should be as for other renames with Latin and other readable letters.

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Aklapper renamed this task from Logs for renaming usernames on Arabic language or with simular letters should show firstly number of change to Logs for renaming users with username in Arabic script et al should show first number of change.Mar 2 2019, 5:55 AM
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Kizule renamed this task from Logs for renaming users with username in Arabic script et al should show first number of change to Logs for renaming users with username in Arabic script at al should show first number of change.Mar 2 2019, 6:29 AM
Kizule renamed this task from Logs for renaming users with username in Arabic script at al should show first number of change to Logs for renaming users with username in Arabic script should show first number of change.

@Zoranzoki21 can you give me a link to that log? I am wondering if adding a <bdi> tag could fix this, and want to experiment on those examples.

Tacsipacsi changed the subtype of this task from "Task" to "Bug Report".Mar 31 2022, 1:49 PM
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I can’t reproduce it:

Screenshot 2022-03-31 at 15-36-47 Скорашње измене.png (230×1 px, 62 KB)

Screenshot 2022-03-31 at 15-47-37 Сви јавни дневници.png (48×1 px, 25 KB)

Tested with Firefox (91.7.0esr) and Chromium (90.0.4430.212), with Serbian (Cyrillic) user interface, after manually restoring the 22 January 2016 version of the message (since then, the parenthesized text changed from ($6 измене) to (са $6 измене), which could have hid the bug), using a local install of a fairly recent versions of MediaWiki core and Renameuser (both are less than 24 hours old versions of the master branches).