I can confirm the issue and it does indeed look like it is the same issue as in T284444.
Assuming it is the same issue: @Ladsgroup you fixed it there by running a script. Since this seems to be a recurring issue I'd like to figure out the root-cause. Is the issue that it's not properly documented in the steps for creating a new Wiktionary or are people not following the documentation? I'd check myself but I'm not even sure where to start looking :(

Ran it and it should be there now. Can you test if it works now?

wikiadmin@10.64.48.111(cognate_wiktionary)> select * from cognate_sites where cgsi_dbname = 'lmowiktionary' limit 5;
+----------------------+---------------+----------------+
| cgsi_key             | cgsi_dbname   | cgsi_interwiki |
+----------------------+---------------+----------------+
| -4828393237644700374 | lmowiktionary | lmo            |
+----------------------+---------------+----------------+
1 row in set (0.001 sec)

yup, I can see it from https://it.wiktionary.org/wiki/addurre now.

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Any thought on the following?

In T323563#8413284, @Lydia_Pintscher wrote:

Assuming it is the same issue: @Ladsgroup you fixed it there by running a script. Since this seems to be a recurring issue I'd like to figure out the root-cause. Is the issue that it's not properly documented in the steps for creating a new Wiktionary or are people not following the documentation? I'd check myself but I'm not even sure where to start looking :(

Yes, the entry "addurre" works but the other items don't work yet

https://it.wiktionary.org/wiki/andare dosn't work yet (https://lmo.wiktionary.org/wiki/andare)

it does now, because you need to purge the cache (?action=purge) and wait for caches to expire (a minute or so)

Yes, by adding "?action=purge" to the URL then it work. This means that I have just to wait for the complete solution of the problem.

Parser caches expire after 21 days.

In T323563#8413729, @Lydia_Pintscher wrote:

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Any thought on the following?

In T323563#8413284, @Lydia_Pintscher wrote:

Assuming it is the same issue: @Ladsgroup you fixed it there by running a script. Since this seems to be a recurring issue I'd like to figure out the root-cause. Is the issue that it's not properly documented in the steps for creating a new Wiktionary or are people not following the documentation? I'd check myself but I'm not even sure where to start looking :(

Sorry I forgot to respond there, it's in https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Add_a_wiki but also the checklist is provided to users by the maintenance bot: https://github.com/Ladsgroup/Phabricator-maintenance-bot/blob/master/new_wikis_handler.py#L427 Adding something to make it run the maint script should be rather easy.

In T323563#8413985, @Ladsgroup wrote:

Parser caches expire after 21 days.

Which was on Tuesday Dec13. Maybe this task can be resolved?