Done, thanks for the heads up!

@Krinkle Hi! Honestly, I don't remember what reasoning or tests led me to write that comment. At the time I was trying to optimize the performance of appropedia.org and was deep into the docs about async, defer, etc. but now I can't recall the nuances, about which my beliefs might very well have been mistaken. In any case, I was able to improve the performance significantly without using defer, so that's that. Sorry if I can't help, but thanks for asking!

Hi, thanks for the report! I just merged a patch that should fix it. Now, as you suggested, the first item of the sidebar will be used as the navigation menu, regardless of the name. Furthermore, if no item is found, the menu will be hidden completely (for wikis that want an extremely simple interface). Let me know of any more issues!

Seems broken again, since March 28. :-(

I, on the other hand, would like to thank Krinkle and everyone else who made this humble patch happen, because even though it may not be perfect, it opens the door to so much useful magic. I started documenting some of it at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Template_gadgets, and look forward to see where all of this will lead us. Cheers!

I'm afraid the hashtag tool seems to not be updating again (since Feb 20). :-(

Strangely enough, TalkBelow doesn't even have a stylesheet.

@Samwalton9-WMF Ah, I see you've unassigned yourself from this task. Does that mean we should find someone else to fix this?

Hi! Thanks for fixing it, but it seems like its broken again, since January 28. Cheers!

Thanks for looking into this! However, I'm currently getting a 502 Bad Gateway error.

This would probably require adding LESS support to TemplateStyles, but I'm not 100% sure.

Hmm, the problem may be related to New Relic, which we're using. I'll mark this issue as invalid until I can update New Relic to the latest version or disable it to confirm that it is the cause. If the issue persist, I may re-open.

@Samwalton9 Ping?

Hi! The hashtags tool seems to have stopped recording changes again, since December 11. See for example https://hashtags.wmcloud.org/?query=proveit

@egardner Thanks! That was VERY useful and I'm already well and away into creating my first tool with Codex.

In T344680#9115373, @egardner wrote:

As far as the equivalent for the code sample you posted, as I mentioned there is still more we need to do before the process is streamlined enough to recommend generally, but you can use Codex components now by doing something like the following:

mw.loader.using('@wikimedia/codex').then(function( require ){
    var Vue = require( 'vue' );
    var Codex = require( '@wikimedia/codex' );
    
    Vue.createApp( {
        data: function () {
            return {
                count: 0;
            }
        },
        template: "<cdx-button @click='onClick'>click me</cdx-button><p>You've clicked {{ count }} times.</p>",
        methods: {
            onClick: function () {
                count++;
            }
        }
    } )
    .component( 'cdx-button', Codex.CdxButton )  // register the component
    .mount( '#my-app' );  // assumes that you have an element with an ID of "my-app" somewhere on the page
});

Tagged the wrong task, sorry.

In T52881#9352286, @gerritbot wrote:

Change 976691 had a related patch set uploaded (by Sophivorus; author: Sophivorus):

[mediawiki/extensions/ParserFunctions@REL1_39] Backport fix of implicit conversion to int

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/976691

I think the issue is that a few lines before (line 817) there's the following:

Sure, makes sense, thanks for your time and answer!

Thanks! I also updated this and now the stats on the page seem up-to-date.

How about a config option for third-party wikis that don't have extremely long articles and may therefore benefit from defer over async?