In T214675#4910861, @Schnark wrote:

Interesting, in edit view they are indeed collapsed to just a few spaces, but they definitely are there: Place the cursor after "locali e spettacoli dal vivo.", press Shift+End to select everything to the end of the line, copy and paste somewhere else, e.g. a text editor. Then you will see 26784 spaces.

In T214675#4908488, @Schnark wrote:

The edit (and those before) added a lot of spaces, which aren't shown in the diff.

In T184165#3920393, @Trizek-WMF wrote:

@Beta16: what is your browser, and which version?

In T123228#3914619, @Dheerajmalisetty wrote:

Hello, Is this bug fixed or need to do any changes?

It's possible to normalize the name of the page in this box?

Please see also T178870: Excessive white space in Related Changes

Fixed!
Thanks for reporting.

Seems to be resolved now.
(I did not do anything).

For now it is only usable by English wikipedia; it's right? In the future, it will also be activated for other wikis?
It also expected to translate the interface?

In T120435#2294641, @Niharika wrote:
This has come up a few times now and I must raise my concern. In a lot of cases that I went through, the edit was either 1) already reverted or 2) there were more edits on top of it.
Unless you look at the edit immediately after it comes in, such a rollback button is not very useful.
What we can do is: have a rollback button in cases where it is possible to rollback and when you click the rollback button, we perform a check to see if it is still possible to rollback the edit (that is, nobody edited the page in the meantime) and if so, we roll it back. Sounds useful? More ideas welcome!

You're right, this scenario is very common. So maybe these links can be useful to add near 'Diff':

• 'Diff to the current' (&diff=cur&oldid=nnnnnnn) for check if the edit is already reverted
• 'hist' (&action=history) for check if there are other edits

In T120435#2293881, @Lucas559 wrote:

[...] Somewhere this tool should mention the need to put notes on user talk pages. Maybe an automatic link to the user's page with a couple templates (warnings) to choose from.

The test for "Comparing the generated SVG with the reference" is still in error.

A possible solution can be add a 'hamburger menu' (or other of similar) next to the search box. When open this new menu you can find two option (radio button: only one can be selected):

• Search only among Wikidata items
• Search into non-main namespaces

The first choice is the default selected.

In T120938#2157576, @Dereckson wrote:

@Beta16 The feature isn't documented on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Math/advancedSettings, could you update the doc?

In T59843#2102287, @Lydia_Pintscher wrote:

We now have https://tools.wmflabs.org/hay/propbrowse/ which people seem to like. Maybe it is time to remove all the manually created pages on Wikidata and link to that instead?

JEumerus has summarized perfectly the request.

Done for it.wiki

In T113708#1824619, @Physikerwelt wrote:

To solve that there are two options. We can enable this feature in production, or remove it from the reference SVG image.

Currently in production:

• MediaWiki 1.27.0-wmf.7 (rMWed03d6e8d999) 20:53, 17 nov 2015
• Math 2.0.0 (1c239d2) 22:16, 16 nov 2015

The test Comparing the generated SVG with the reference still failed

I have already an account on wikitech, but every time I try to access the site returns the error in the description of this task.
When reloading the browser page, I am regularly logged in.

The CSS trick for do not display element with mw-empty-li class works only for Desktop, not in mobile version.

At this stage I do not know how to explain how the edit in the task's description could have happened

Maybe (this is only a hypothesis) the wiki detect an editing conflict only in the second step, when the script save the page.

Maybe also the pattern used in Special:ListGroupRights page seems useful to me:

A similar case T46199: Specific Wikidata Help Page without history

Following the example of Malafaya I edited my user-fixes.py file from:

fixes = { ... }

to

fixes.update({ ... })

"-file:lista.txt" contain the list of articles where the bot works on.