Steps to replicate the issue (include links if applicable):
- Navigate to wikipedia.org
What happens?:
The counter below Polish (Polski) uses Arabic (Middle-Eastern) digits instead of western Arabic (European) ones.
What should have happened instead?:
The counter should use digits as used in Europe, eg. 1600000
Software version (skip for WMF-hosted wikis like Wikipedia):
Other information (browser name/version, screenshots, etc.):
The preview is what's loaded for a Poland-based user, perhaps the pages are different for other locations.
Requirements (QA)
The www.wikipedia.org portal page, as well as it's related sister project portals: www.wiktionary.org , www.wikiquote.org, www.wikivoyage.org etc. should make it easy for users to access projects in their preferred language. If a user has language preferences set in their browser, that language (or languages) should appear first in the top-ten section of the page. Those language should also have the correct article count for that site.
BDD Scenario (Regression)
Feature: Article Count Display in European Digits
As a user accessing Wikipedia in Polish,
I want to see the article count displayed in European digits,
So that the count is consistent with the numeric system commonly used in Europe.
Scenario 0: Validate article count in European digits for Polish language
- Given I navigate to the Wikipedia portal
- When I look at the article count for Polish (Polski)
- Then I should see the count displayed in European digits (e.g., 1,600,000) instead of Arabic (Middle-Eastern) digits.
BDD Scenario (Requirement)
Feature: Language Preference on Wikimedia Portals
As a user,
I want the Wikimedia portals to display projects in my preferred language,
So that I can easily access information in the language I understand best.
Background:
Given the user has language preferences set in their browser
Scenario 1: Display preferred language projects at the top
Given the user visits www.wikipedia.org
And the user's preferred language is set to "Spanish" in the browser
When the page loads
Then the Spanish language option appears first in the top-ten section of the portal page.
Scenario 2: Display multiple preferred languages
Given the user visits www.wiktionary.org
And the user's preferred languages are set to "French" and "German" in the browser, in that order
When the page loads
Then the French and German language options appear first and second, respectively, in the top-ten section of the portal page.
Scenario 3: Correct article count for preferred language
Given the user visits www.wikiquote.org
And the user's preferred language is set to "Italian" in the browser
When the page loads
Then the Italian language option displays with the correct article count for the Italian Wikiquote site.
Scenario 4: No preferred language set
Given the user visits www.wikivoyage.org
And the user has not set a preferred language in the browser
When the page loads
Then the page displays projects in the default language order.
Scenario 5: Preferred language not in the top ten
Given the user visits www.wikipedia.org
And the user's preferred language is set to "Welsh" in the browser
And Welsh is not typically in the top-ten languages by article count
When the page loads
Then Welsh still appears in the top-ten section for the user.
QA Results - Beta
| AC | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ✅ | T356191#9532217 |
| 2 | ✅ | T356191#9532217 |
| 3 | ✅ | T356191#9532217 |
| 4 | ❓ | T356191#9532217 |
| 5 | ✅ | T356191#9532217 |
