So is T240391 incorrect? What's the impact that the NewUserNotif extension has, if any?

https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T240391 is valid, as then - when you have also NewUserNotif active - the namespace restriction of EditNotify is not respected.

Someone else should verify/confirm this.

I thought this bug report is saying that the namespace restriction is not respected even without NewUserNotif.

Someone else should verify/confirm this, I cannot now. At least there are two issues, this is my view. The present issue is the most important one and can be solved independently.

Sorry, I must be missing something obvious. Are these two separate issues? They seem to be two conflicting descriptions of the same issue. This one says that you can't ever track a single namespace or category, the other one says that you can't track a single namespace or category, but only when the NewUserNotif extension is installed.

For what it's worth, as I noted in the other bug report, I was able to use EditNotify to track a single namespace on my wiki - and I don't have NewUserNotif installed.

When will you fix that?

I have installed Version 1.0.0 and have a strange behaviour with the following config:

$wgEditNotifyAlerts = array(
	array(
		'action' => array('edit'),
		'category' => 'Reisebüros',
		'users' => array('Maxslo')
    ),
	array(
		'action' => array('create'),
		'category' => 'Reisebüros',
		'users' => array('Maxslo')
    )
);

(1) It does not matter if the site I edit is in category "Reisebüros" or not. I allways get a notificication by mail that the site was CREATED!

(2) Yes: CREATED! The message does not say edited, allways created.

I would expect, that I only get mails if sites in the category "Reisebüros" was created or edited. And that it would correlty say edited when it was edited and created when it was created.

@MaxSlo: Whenever someone (you or anyone else) volunteers to write a fix, put that fix into Gerrit for review, and someone else accepts & merges that fix. Basically. :)

@Aklapper
If I could do it I would do it, but i cant. :-)