Results: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Content_translation/Deletion_statistics_comparison,_2019

I can reproduce it in mediawiki.org:

Update: A basic Superset dashboard is set up, but to make it more useful, there should probably be a meeting between myself, @Pginer-WMF and @mforns to discuss the details of how does it look like.

Where does it happen that it shows as "undefined"? I do see it as one of the valid languages in translatewiki. (Although, as others have said, it should probably be renamed.)

Nice effort.

In T210273#4938271, @Tchanders wrote:

In T210273#4938269, @Amire80 wrote:

In T210273#4938231, @Tchanders wrote:

I wasn't sure about lengthening the "OK" message on the blue button, given the narrow width of the screen and possible longer translations in other languages. Perhaps @Amire80 has a opinion?

Thanks a lot for asking!

No, I don't see a problem here at the moment. OK is a common button on all platforms and it has standard translations in many languages, e.g. here.

If there will be a problem, the translators will complain ;)

Thanks @Amire80 - sorry I wasn't clear with my question! The button currently says "OK" but there is a suggestion to change it to "Got it" - I'm worried that the translation of "Got it" might be too long in other languages?

In T210273#4938231, @Tchanders wrote:

I wasn't sure about lengthening the "OK" message on the blue button, given the narrow width of the screen and possible longer translations in other languages. Perhaps @Amire80 has a opinion?

In T214781#4937717, @schoenbaechler wrote:

@Amire80: Are you referring to the “Translate title descriptions“ screen? 👇

In T214786#4937786, @schoenbaechler wrote:

Is this more related to an id/class the app’s architecture which isn’t visually outputted? Thanks for clarifying @Sharvaniharan or @Amire80.

Nothing much more except comments about references and templates.

In T131013#4929585, @alexhollender wrote:

@Amire80

So in other words, what Wikipedia wants (in Latin languages) is inconsistent with what Wikidata recommends.

Sorry if it was already mentioned and I missed it, but where is it written that Wikipedias in the Latin alphabet want this?

My apologies for not explaining this statement. The design recommendation is for consistency, specifically capitalization (as stated in the comments).

So in other words, what Wikipedia wants (in Latin languages) is inconsistent with what Wikidata recommends.

In T131013#4928746, @Jdlrobson wrote:

The question remains: Do we want to keep capitalisation on languages where it is useful e.g. Deutsch, English, francais.
I'd argue no as it creates tech debt and confusion, but let's make a decision promptly.

In T214534#4920839, @Pols12 wrote:

Is it possible it is related to T154329? I often switch tab, then, coming back to wiki tab, VE fails to load.

@Amire80 do you switch between browser tabs too, when VisualEditor is loading?

Can this at least be marked as "stalled" or something? The difficulty in fixing is understandable, but the bug is real.

This was just mentioned to me by an experienced editor as the #1 reason why he doesn't use the VE much. I was about to report it, and found that not only it's already reported, but that it's reported by myself :)

It just happened again in this visual edit. I deleted two unnecessary parameters from the template. They were the only two parameters the template had.

In T107119#4907698, @jeblad wrote:

I wonder if anyone at all read this… Probably none.

In T214139#4895196, @Urbanecm wrote:

I think this should be discussed off-phab too, maybe Community-consensus-needed ?

Actually no, sorry, it's not a dupe, even though it's related. T123021 is about ContentTranslation, and this one is about Wikidata itself.

Bugreporter closed this task as a duplicate of T123021: Implement connection between nonexistent pages (red links) and Wikidata items.

Thank you so much for all your help!

It's already localizable, as my comment above says. But I'm not sure why are there two messages and not one.

@alanajjar , thanks a lot for the help.

I can do it.

@Lydia_Pintscher , thanks a lot for asking! :)

Yes, I received the translation and I'm going to post it very soon.

In T167762#4855127, @Amire80 wrote:

In T167762#4850724, @Catrope wrote:

It looks like the TWN bot has now removed the EXIF messages from the non-English .json files in the main languages/i18n directory, but hasn't yet created any non-English .json files in the languages/i18n/exif directory?

Indeed. @Raymond , @Nikerabbit , do you have any idea about this? Did I do anything incorrectly? It's a bit concerning to see this just a few days before the next train.

In T167762#4850724, @Catrope wrote:

It looks like the TWN bot has now removed the EXIF messages from the non-English .json files in the main languages/i18n directory, but hasn't yet created any non-English .json files in the languages/i18n/exif directory?

I'd say that this also calls for some extra thought: are there things that should be moved from the bottom of the page to the top? Such as categories, etc.?

This still happens.

Addressed in https://github.com/wikimedia/language-data/pull/39 .

I can reproduce it.