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Can create collection with non-main namespace pages but they do not show up
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I can create a collection of pages outside the main namespace, but they do not show up. See:

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We should show all pages regardless of namespace sorted by namespace such that main namespace articles go first.

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Yeh we need to think about how this works...

I think beta is the time to figure it out!

sorry that was incredibly vague: I mean, I think we should allow user namespace to show up and see what happens...in beta.

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Change 203991 had a related patch set uploaded (by Jdlrobson):
Show pages outside main namespace

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/203991

To show non-main namespace pages at the bottom will require some changes to the API. See bug T95972

Change 203991 merged by jenkins-bot:
Show pages outside main namespace

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/203991

As @Jdlrobson said having two sort orders is more complicated. For now the non-main pages show with the main pages following the default alphabetical order.

How would this work? Sort by namespace and then inside each namespace sort alphabetically? How will this work when we implement reordering?