There is a similar exception I am getting when logging in:

It would be very nice indeed if WebAssembly was the common target.

The main part of this problem is that when converting Wikicode to ImmutableWikicode it tries to parse the title from HTML and stores that. Until this is fixed from parsoid's API side a temporary fix would be to store the original provided title within Wikicode and use that when converting to the immutable one.

Oh huh, yeah. We are describing the same thing here.

Yeah, given that we already have a git repo by reedy, it should be easy to migrate to https://gitlab.wikimedia.org or simply closing/archiving the sourceforge repo and deciding to have future development at GitHub. @Reedy: any opinions?

Occurred to me again, after trying to report someone to AIV, Huggle instantly closed itself. When reopening Huggle to revert, it now reports the error.

So for the software that analyzes past hits, I only needed specific variables (other fields are ignored when parsing the json response) It would be nice if there is some sort of afldetailsprop that allows selecting specific variables such as {add,remov}ed_lines to reduce bandwidth usage.

I have hit this. Query dump is at P31153. Its last dump was "Cannot log in when using MediaWiki\Session\BotPasswordSessionProvider sessions." and then it segfaults.