Actually it's yet supported as undocumented feature.

Just few clarifications:

(@SalixAlba is quoting from this page: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bot/Autorizzazioni#Texvc2LaTeXBot)

I see that some examples still need to be updated.

@Izno Correct me if I'm wrong but the TemplateStyle is a recent feature able to handle a CSS set of rules that can be shared between all template calls, but that can't be used to declare on runtime a CSS rule.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far I can see the unique "big" logical problem here is that actually we have not a clear idea about a timezone input. Once we have designed that timezone input picker, all the logical problems are gone. Isn't it?

I've found where this variable is defined:

Hoping to give additional visibility to this problem, I've documented this variable here:

It happened again. I can confirm that the add flag (for labels and descriptions) is ignored when other claims are created in the same API request.

Here an example using the CASE structure that should be not DB-specific:

Here to report the same experience, happened yesterday.

@Huji is right. Anyway we can also try to achieve this using the CASE structure instead of the IF function.

Good job @Daimona.

Thanks @Aklapper, you well summarized. I've added a use case directly from the task description.

Thanks @hoo!.

In T190758#4083643, @Aklapper wrote:

Hi, MediaWiki-extensions-PdfHandler does not create, format, or rewrite any PDF pages.
What are clear and exact steps to reproduce the problem? Please see https://mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_report_a_bug - thanks!

See also T183066.

As an additional note, it also affects it.wikiversity importing this page (2000 revisions).

In T14231#3911408, @TTO wrote:

As you can see, this task was marked as a duplicate 9 years ago. Please comment on the other task.

Today two itwikiversity users reported the same error trying to import the it.wiki "Glossario delle frasi fatte" page.

Thinking on it generically, the problem is that we shouldn't rely on [[MediaWiki:Createacct-helpusername]]. If it's customizable it means that it shouldn't break the alignment when longer than the expected by the web designer.

(...and now the funny part: for years people insanely cared a lot about supporting ancient insecure versions of Internet Explorer :^)

Here to report that some users can experience an issue with the floating user name tip:

In order to give a context to this enhancement, setting a maximum depth will be useful to preserve resources when using this MediaWiki extension:

It's a feature request :)

Oh yeah! I'm in. Thanks :)

I still don't find consistence between the fix and mine old debugged sandbox patch, that I re-report:

That have sense, but...

I'm confused. Very confused.

As reported here, something is not working. Try this code in the Lua console:

= require('Module:Wikidata label')._getLabel('Q123', 'en')
= require('Module:Wikidata label')._getLabel('Q321', 'en')

I don't know if it is the same bug (the page linked isn't accessible anymore) but we have a strange BibTeX section code behaviour:

Thank you for this clarification.

@MZMcBride Have you tried this simple solution? :) It disables the immediate rollback action but you have not to confirm every rollback action in the same page.

Ah-AH! I'm in now.

So I have the reverse question. If PHP arrays are translated to Lua's multiple returns, what is the way to create this Lua structure from PHP?

Also here a Debian jessie with Piwikibot 3.0.20170521 (21 Mai 2017) and still had this intermittent problem.

I absolutely need what @matmarex said.