Any updates/reviews on this?

Please review :)

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Coding_conventions#Line_continuation has changed. It now suggests using operator at the end of the previous line. I have changed my patch accordingly!

I am not sure, but I guess will likely put less constraints on how reference text can be made in the future. I would like to know the opinion of the other experienced members.

I understand. At that time, I had forgotten that Reviewer-bot asked reviewers to do patch review too.

@Legoktm , @EBernhardson , @Addshore, and others, I have changed my proposal to reflect the final draft submitted at the Summer of Code with Google site. :)

@Legoktm : Please review :)

@Jdforrester-WMF : I am unable to recreate the PHP Notice by running composer test on mw-config. Can you explain how to?
I also found that this kind of Notice comes when we reference a string like it is an array. ( $content over here in line 69). Once I test it locally after recreating the error, I'll submit a patch.

@Legoktm @EBernhardson : Could you provide some microtasks to work on? Thanks!

@Legoktm, @EBernhardson and the rest of the community : Do have a look and suggest improvements in the proposal!

@Addshore, I think that @hashar's patch with changes to the description and a few other changes is what I had in mind. May I amend @hashar's patch, or submit a new one? I am relatively new here, and would love some guidance.

I am interested in working on this. Should the PHP CodeSniffer sniff for $wgUser and warn to use RequestContext::getMain()->getUser() instead? Also, should it be automatically replaceable using phpcbf?

I see. So should I bring the label and the field in the same line, or is there something else which needs to be worked upon?

I would like to work on this bug. I have changed span to div where required and applied display:inline styling to div.reference-text in ext.cite.styles.css.
I also made suitable changes in citeParserTests.txt. But I got confused by the presence of this file, as I didn't see any tests for Cite extension. Are there tests for this extension which I am not able find?

I would like to work on this project as a part of Outreachy round 12/ GSoC 2016. I am fairly good at PHP and know some Node.JS. I have read about the ZIM format and OCG. I intend to look at the present stub of solution implemented in the next couple days, and in parallel solve the microtasks. @cscott, will you be willing to work as a mentor for this project?

@Florian, A small doubt regarding your comment in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/267250/.
https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-extensions-InterwikiIntegration/blob/a96ddf567627b860f0b00f2ad3c69930a9972076/InterwikiIntegrationChangesList.php#L47 uses RequestContext::getMain(). Should I use it too? I read https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:RequestContext which said use it as a last resort.
Thanks :)

I see. I was going through the https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pre-commit_checklist, which included performing unit tests. I suppose I will just test it by running it on Vagrant.

Thanks for your reply Aklapper. I was travelling for a while. I have gone through it. I couldn't find a unit test for the ChangeTags class.

According to me the changes should be adding a parameter IContextSource $context to the function, and change

wfMessage('tag-list-wrapper') to $context->msg( 'tag-list-wrapper' )

and

$wgLang->commaList( $displayTags ) to $context->getLanguage()->commaList( $displayTags )

I would like to work on this bug. Since I am new to MediaWiki, it would be helpful if someone could point me in the right direction.