I did a "git rebase.." and "vagrant up" with flow role enabled and it worked somehow . But , I didn't find any effect of Flow .
I checked the LocalSettings.php in vagrant/mediawiki/ repo and couldn't find any

It doesn't seem like an Echo bug per se to me. It seems like you don't have db_patches/echo_unread_wikis.sql (which is in Echo master) for some reason. Try updating Echo to latest master before trying again. This worked for other people.

Provision : https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/P2530
Reload : https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/P2529

I was looking out to request for shell access and the docs lead me there . I don't remember any specific detail now .

So, I started from the scratch to avoid any error caused by myself earlier . Cloned it as -> ssh://dg7@gerrit.wikimedia.org:29418/mediawiki/vagrant.git

Well, I use windows actually , so its WAMP for me . Should have switched to linux earlier :/

My vagrant installation always return either the "stack overflow" or "503 service unavailable error" whenever I request 127.0.0.1:8080 . I;ve wasted 3 nights straight for this frustating conclusion .
I've cloned it as "git clone --recursive ssh://dg7@gerrit.wikimedia.org:29418/mediawiki/vagrant " now .
It worked fine for once when I initially installed it by cloning "git clone --recursive https:gerrit.wikimedia.org/mediawiki/vagrant " , But I wouldn't have the commit access with that clone .

HI , which repo should I browse the code exactly in. I've installed and run mediawiki on my local machine both manually as well as with mediawiki-vagrant . They render the regular pages for revision history .How do I switch to the wikipedia 'variant/role' to recreate the situation as mentioned the in the description on my local installation ?

Can this get assigned to me? Its been quite a time the assignee has claimed this task . I'd like to patch on this one.

I hadn't gone through this page . Thanks for notifying .
We can close the task then .

Well, I hadn't explored the pywikibot project as, I don't code in python . Though, after going through a brief description of pywikibot , I think I am somewhat looking for that kind of project only, but the emphasize would be on asynchronous programming methods with is the USP of javascript , rather than the synchronous programming that python follows.
I'd like to get opinions, of other communuty members as well, waiting for them to subscribe.