As of yesterday, this tool is down. I'm guessing GridEngine has been turned off, and the issue with CropTool using it has still not been addressed.

What this means is that where the generated HTML for the category link is currently <a href="/wiki/Category:BAR" title="FOO">BAR</a>, @wmr would like to be able to have <a href="/w/index.php?title=Category:BAR&filefrom=FOO" title="FOO">BAR</a>. It would be pretty easy to have a client-side gadget to do this for those who want it.

Since it hasn't been mentioned explicitly: equally a problem for Wikimedia Commons.

Other similar reports at https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Commons:Help_desk&oldid=830707698#Wizard_upload_not_always_working

@Anthere, sorry, but Mutasim Elmahadi is, in fact, one of the people who has kept flipping ranks back and forth on one of my photos, and adding redundant "depicts", while completely missing the point of what is actually primarily depicted in the photo.

I would add: I hope someone is doing a serious analysis of the edits made through the ISA tool. So far, I have not seen a single non-trivial good edit, and have seen a ton of edits that are either low-value or outright wrong.

It does seem to me that if there is an exact match on a category name, that should certainly be the first result returned. That should be trivial to implement.

@Aklapper: In short, you are seeing the same bug as I am, just a different symptom.

If you see "only the English caption" it's probably because you have only a Babel box for English. I have Babel boxes for 8 languages, so I see 8 languages. But with "Collapse captions" selected, we shouldn't be seeing any captions at all, just a thing to click to see captions.

Oh, yeah, for what it's worth: Window 7, Firefox (69.0.2).

virtually all ro.wp articles should also be in en.wp

I've had this affect me almost every time I try to access my watchlist in the last month. You may say it doesn't affect many users, but I say that the ones it affects are precisely those of us who are doing the most work.