@komla , @nskaggs , hello, can you help me, please? I created jobs.yaml file and tried to run Python scripts through it, but it gives an error:

import pywikibot
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pywikibot'

I tried to do as is said in https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Python#Jobs, with "pip install pywikibot", but it didn't help, unfortunately.

In T334344#8785096, @MarcoAurelio wrote:

The current consensus is that not even administrators should have this permission.

The discussion you link to is about adding sboverride to the "default admin toolkit" for every wiki. If it was decided not to add sboverride to every wiki by default, one can still add it to some particular wiki where there is a clear local consensus like the one in ruwiki.

There is such an example I met today: navboxes has parameter "name" that should be equal to the page title, but one can not add a tracking category because it would include all templates that transclude navboxes in their documentation and there is no way to distinguish them now. If you'd implement recursive getParent, it would be simply frame:getParent():getParent():getTitle() = frame.args[name].

Chrome 77.0.3865.92 on Android 9, but I meet this problem at least since October 2018. It does not happen neither in Firefox on the same Android, nor in Chrome on Windows.