In T362011#9698040, @Jdforrester-WMF wrote:

In T362011#9697805, @Jdforrester-WMF wrote:

I guess functioneer and sysop rights should be enough to make these edits, so the edit should be safed.

Sounds like your attempted edit triggered the wikilambda-edit-predefined right, which it shouldn't have, yes. (Sorry for the low-context error message; fixing that is T351583.)

@Ameisenigel: However, I've re-created (what I imagine is close to) your edit in our test suite, and it seems to pass: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/extensions/WikiLambda/+/1017875 – do you have any more information about the change you tried to make?

foundationwiki has been SUL-ified in T205347 and that was not such a long time ago. But Wikitech might be a bit more difficult.

It works if you have another interface language. I have German as my interface language in my global settings and can access the log.

Seems like this is now working.

Yes, there is currently no problem.

The pages in Translation: namespace are autopatrolled, the translated page itself is not autopatrolled.

I have patrolled the edits manually. You can see what I have patrolled in my patrol log.

I asked one person from the Committee and that person did not even know about the existence of the wiki.

I just noticed that some edits by https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:FuzzyBot need to be patrolled as well.

It was not resolved, but since Wikimania 2023 is already over I do no longer need access. I just want to add that I think that such wikis are quite useless if nobody is able to give access to other users.

This also happens when you are using transwiki import. Today I imported https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhagesDB at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhagesDB and you can see many empty revisions in the page history where you should find deleted revisions instead.

This problem also occurs for autopatrollers:
Charidri is an autopatroller since 8 October but I still needed to patrol their edits from today.

Please always add tags if you are creating a new task to make sure that people find this task. Thanks!

Is there anything one can do to move forward with this task?

This is not limited to Bengali, I am unable to add German labels for Z508, Z511, Z513, Z518, Z523, Z531, Z532, Z534 and Z535

Not sure about this. Some variables are mentioned in T329424

No idea, but we should do it the same way for all multilingual projects.

In T330390#8993729, @Ladsgroup wrote:

I honestly think the biggest reason this wiki wasn't created sooner was that I (and maybe some others) thought the setting of the wiki wasn't decided yet. If I knew it, I would have done it (To emphasize: I'm doing this all in my volunteer capacity or anyone creating new wikis and the problem of new wikis being unowned and at mercy of free time of a couple of people is not sustainable). If I know who is the new chair and there is still demand for it, I create it ASAP.

Yes, this is resolved. Thank you!

Yes

Unfortunately this is still not working for me.

The translate button is visible for me on both pages.

Translation from the base page (e.g. https://foundation.wikimedia.org/wiki/Home) works fine.

Logged in:

We even have a guide for doing this: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Delete_a_wiki

In T213295#8666790, @EpicPupper wrote:

Okay, thanks. IMO deletion should happen as there's no use for the contents of the test wiki.

I assumed that this wiki is not heavily used, but it is always a good idea to learn from the past for the future, so it might still be helpful.

Or maybe @Jopparn or @Eric_Luth_WMSE who also have access to that wiki

There is no need for a hurry. I just wanted to try out Gerrit without messing around at the real Gerrit instance. Yes, I know that we also have GitLab, but I have not yet actually used it.

It would be great if one would be able to perform actions at the test instance, but if this is not possible I will look out for another solution.

Well, you have written that it should be possible to use the regular account. I just wanted to try out if it works.

Yes, I can sign in with my regular developer account.

b) is probably related to T329535

There seems to be consensus that we will not do this, because it allows access to sensitive information and because rights can already be granted by users with the global staff right.

This is exactly the reason why I have declined the task a few lines above.

Since the UG was recognized on 4 December 2020 it is not eligible for a wiki per https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Wikimedia_wiki%27s_policy

Since the UG was recognized on 16 January 2022 it is not eligible for a wiki per https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Wikimedia_wiki%27s_policy

Since the UG was recognized on 10 October 2020 it is not eligible for a wiki per https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Wikimedia_wiki%27s_policy

Created T318227 for moving both pages. They belong to Wikimania 2020.

@Urbanecm
Please also move

• https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/Scholarships to "2022:Scholarships"
• https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/Program to "2022:Program"

Stalled per T271539#6733959