While translating this week's tech news, I stumbled upon this project. Really cool.

I'm sorry. Thank you very much.

Thank you

I would like to import content from the Betawi Wikipedia incubator, but I do not have the necessary user permission to access Special:Import. Which user can I contact to obtain this access? Thank you.

In T258492#6490574, @Nikerabbit wrote:

developer@dev:~/mediawiki/workdir/languages/messages (master)$ grep '$fallback ' * | sed 's/^Messages\(.*\)\..* '"'"'\(.*\).;.*/\L\1: \2/;s/_/-/'
ab: ru
abs: id
ace: id

In T169452#8858692, @Rchard2scout wrote:

Is this the right place to complain about features from Quarry that I'm missing from Superset? Because if so, I'm missing the option to export the results of a query to a Wikitable.

After the update, have there been any syntax changes? Should all old articles that use the older syntax be changed? (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Graph/Vega_2.0)

Apparently, this issue is solved if we specified the exact dimension of the mapframe.

It's not me. But a moment ago, someone else also reported the same exact problem like this.
Is it really client-side corruption, or maybe, something else?

In T307977#7930061, @Sebastian_Berlin-WMSE wrote:

In T307977#7928968, @Rtnf wrote:

Still doesnt work.

Did you try the workaround above? I had a look in the logs and it looks like there have been contributions by new users.

Still doesnt work.

I have some job experience in Software Engineering, specifically in web-based application development. I have been thinking about several possible solution to fix this issue. How can i help?

I (as one of wiktionarians) probably want to edit lexicographical data completely on wikidata, and leaving wiktionary as "presentation layer".

I upgraded my Brave browser to 1.21.76 , deleted everything (not just "Empty Cache and Hard Reload" on devtools, but "brave://settings/clearBrowserData" , check everything and choose "all time".)

I've cleared local storage, but the error keep persisting..
I opened an incognito tab, but i found a new kind of error (even though it's basically the same : random bit flip)