Please see https://afdstats.toolforge.org/afdstats.py?name=Maile66&max=&startdate=&altname=

The above has not updated since yesterday. I am not the only editor affected, so you might be hearing from other Wikipedia editors.

The Voting matrix above is a template reflecting the individual editor. Under normal circumstances, the user can reload the page, and the totals will update. This has not updated since at least yesterday. And reloading the page brings no results.

Additional issue might be related: Normal articles have a place at the top that says something like,
::"125 revisions since 2010-04-24 (+18 days), 24 editors, 1,792 pageviews (30 days), created by: Maile66 (139,571) · See full page statistics"
::What I'm seeing now on all new articles is, "Unable to fetch revision data. 0 pageviews (30 days) · See full page statistics"

I can't run any of my Quarry queries and all of the bots I use for editing purposes aren't updating as well. When will this system update be complete and the system lag catch up? Tonight? Tomorrow morning? Next week?

@Liz: Quarry and bots are not AFD?

This is expected due to replica database lag from T352010. See https://replag.toolforge.org.

It seems the entirety of Xtools is struggling from this. My Mainspace edit count on Xtools isn't updating either.

I updated the description. Any tools that rely on database replicas, including all toolforge tools that rely on data not available through the API, are affected by this.

Updated it again as some info that I previously had was redundant.

In T362732#9722693, @Ahecht wrote:

I updated the description. Any tools that rely on database replicas, including all toolforge tools that rely on data not available through the API, are affected by this.

Thank you. Now a lag of 23 hours.

And now 24

The lag will go up until the schema changes (linked above) finish applying, and after that it will go back down. Commenting about the lag here (or doing anything else at this point, really) will not magically make it faster :-)

And also a reminder that this is expected every once in a while. It even has it's own page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Replication_lag

Yeah! Life returns to normal.