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Vector 2022 is broken on wmf.16
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taavi triaged this task as Unbreak Now! priority.Jul 4 2023, 10:03 AM
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Func renamed this task from Vector 2023 is broken on wmf.16 to Vector 2022 is broken on wmf.16.Jul 4 2023, 10:48 AM
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I can't reproduce this bug, related to the browser/version or user preferences? Can you reproduce this as a logged-out user?

It seems better now. Maybe some sort of a caching issue? (I did try a force reload etc.)

I also fail to reproduce, Firefox 114.0.2 and Chromium 114.

T319358 seems like the probable cause to me given timing and commit messages. Clearly not all caches were clear.

T319358 seems like the probable cause to me given timing and commit messages. Clearly not all caches were clear.

A lot of HTML class names changed in the linked commits.
Since this report was created only a few seconds before group0 synchronization finished (T340244#8987450), maybe the page content and js/css are not served from the same version of vector skin.

Hope that cached pages for logged-out viewers are not affected.

I ran into this ~10 minutes ago, after first observing the correct styling. One more page refresh, and it went back to normal. Probably not very helpful comment but I thought I'd share. This was well after group0 finished syncing.

Other fallout as a result of the recent changes noted at T319358#8989077.

Please edit or manually purge the page when you see this issue.

The HTML has changed so unfortunately this kind of issue is normal and expected - particularly on less frequented wikis - typically a week should be enough time to clear the majority of pages in the Varnish cache but clearly not all of them (T124954). We could wait a month for this kind of change but that would severely slow down development and mean poorer performance as we'd have to ship older styles for considerably longer.