Moving the page to MediaWiki:İpbreason-dropdown solved the issue. Thanks.

Is there any chance we can disable caching for a particular page? This issue is blocking trwiki now.

In T114787#1706737, @Aklapper wrote:

Which specific items listed on https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96zel:BozukY%C3%B6nlendirmeler are problematic and why?

There should be an option for individual wikis to disable if not remove inactive namespaces. Is there any chance we can start a discussion about this?

How about other wikis? Turkish Wikipedia does not seem to be getting any updates. Are we talking about manually running cron tasks here? If that is the case, should there be an option for local administrators to do so?

In T111025#1618010, @aude wrote:

all it needs to do is action=purge with a list of titles or page ids.

e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=help&modules=purge

In T108513#1527158, @TheDJ wrote:

I would start by evaluating https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kullanıcı:Superyetkin/common.js
At least the first 3 lines are no longer according to current recommendations.

In T108513#1524039, @Aklapper wrote:

What are exact steps to reproduce this? Is that "Try any page on tr.wp"? Which loading times do you face (see the "Network" tab of the developer tools of your web browser)? Any error messages in the web browser's error console?

In T105713#1459973, @jcrespo wrote:

@Superyetkin If I create the database and table structure for you, is that ok with you?

In T105713#1452833, @Springle wrote:

Do we know if the tables were MyISAM or ARIA?

In T105713#1452677, @coren wrote:

As I note, I do see a database by that name, but on tools.labsdb (the general purpose database for tools, not one of the replicas) and not on c2.labsdb

This issue seems to have caused some serious problems on replica servers. See T105713.

I have got the MySQL Wokbench 5.2.24 CE to work by discarding its SSH tunneling features. One needs to establish the PuTTY-generated tunnel and select "TCP/IP" as connection method in MW. Thanks to all who helped out with this.

valhallasw: That does not work. Are there any dependencies that need to be installed?

What else needs to be done to have this feature implemented?

I agree that badges should be stored in another table. By the way, I was told that the current way of accessing the badges is through JSON blob but I am not sure how to do that. It would be a good idea to make these items live on their own, considering the fact that tool developers are mostly using direct SQL queries to obtain what they need.

Issue resolved after deleting and undeleting the related articles, which resulted in a refresh on "redirect" table.