I'm really not sure about Wikisource and Wikiversity, but for Wikipedia, Wikivoyage, and other such projects, the better solution is to have separate sites per language, as I suggest in T165585.

@KartikMistry and I tested this with a recent version of Debian, which is similar to Ubuntu, with Firefox 63.0.3, with the "Portuguese (Brazil IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad)" keyboard, and we were able to type "ação" and "Ônibus" exactly as you describe.

I remember this, and this is no longer supposed to happen in CX2.

This still happens in CX2 exactly as described.

In T211571#4810130, @alanajjar wrote:

So, how I can help?

Looks like it's related to Grammarly.

Here's a rather simple query that shows the top 100 most popular articles by country.

I love @alexhollender's proposed design!

Why Declined?

I deleted some FUZZY local messages, one of which was brackets.

In T210385#4781347, @Urbanecm wrote:

That's probably problem of all languages? IIRC we don't have a map between citation templates by project.

Oh, I get it now 🤦🏼

Is it accessible on the web? On the web I still see a file with date and done.

Summary:

• Problem with translating citation templates from English into Czech. (link)

In T197787#4777911, @Pginer-WMF wrote:

Good point @Amire80.
I think it is worth exploring ways for the user to be more aware about where the link target will be pointing to, even if it relies on more explicit user intervention to confirm/correct (while keeping the process as fluent as possible).

Thank you so much!

In T209820#4777281, @Ladsgroup wrote:

@Amire80 Hey, @Lydia_Pintscher and I are having problems with the new wikis:

• Is this patch sane to you? All the orders are correct?

@revi, if you can help with this, please see the Google Doc I shared with you. Thank you!

@matej_suchanek , if you can help with this, please see the Google Doc I shared with you. Thank you!

I love the quick correction box! The design shows pretty much the same thing I imagined in T210308, so it's a dupe. Thanks!

As I wrote in T210397 (which I merged into this task), using the same target name as in the source wiki is probably the worst choice, and we currently apply it by default almost without telling anything to the user. It is shown in a relatively small font size at the bottom of the card with the "Mark as missing" button, and it's easy to miss. This creates a lot of articles with irrelevant links.

In T210397#4773800, @Pginer-WMF wrote:

This may be the same issue described in T197787: CX2: Apply the right target when creating a missing link

In T210308#4773806, @Pginer-WMF wrote:

This may be the same issue described in T197662: CX2: Quickly switch between alternative link label translations

Both T203775 and T197075. These issues are a regression from the capabilities of CX1, where you could easily adapt references and links by clicking on them.

@tomasz is very good at doing it :)

Soon, when we start the technical architecture work. (I'm not totally sure who "we" are, I'm working on it.)

The current query filters things out like this:
cxc_origin not in ('disable-mt', 'no-mt', 'user', 'source', 'source-mt')

@Milimetric, do you know why is "undefined" shown there? I cannot see anything like that in the tsv file, or if I try to run the SQL query myself.

I did the first two trivial points.

Nothing immediate, but it's close enough to the topic.

Here, I managed to reproduce it myself:

OK, here's another attempt:

create table if not exists staging.cx_abuse_filter_daily (
  id bigint(20) not null auto_increment,
  date varchar(10),
  project varbinary(1024),
  abuse_filter_id bigint(20),
  count bigint(20),
  primary key (id)
);