(A year ago I'd be excited about global templates. These days I still think that having them would be a step forward from the current madness. However, my thinking on this evolved: I'd be happier to convert a lot of templates, especially citations and infoboxes, to real features that can be installed and localized like extensions. In this light, converting tags or magic words to templates looks like a regression. I realize that this is quite far fetched thinking, of course.)

In T30980#3618336, @IKhitron wrote:

Thank you, @cscott. One important extra point to your post: the tags are recognized as references in Visual Editor, the templates aren't.

Ugh. That's because the ULS extension's JS code is not fully loaded when you initially open the page.

Yes, they should be, and the confusion that mafe me notice this issue happened on an image that really should have been a thumbnail, and wasn't. Mistakes happen, and recovering from this kind of mistake is hard.

In T148275#3579544, @Cparle wrote:

Ok cool thanks

Another quick question - should the selected language be connected/related to the IME in the description field? As far as I can make out the IME is intended to be independent of the actual language (so you can enter, for example, a Chinese quote within English text), but I'm not sure my understanding is correct

In T148275#3579517, @Cparle wrote:

@Amire80

Hi, I'm very new to WMF code, so please forgive my ignorance ...

By "it can be optional" did you mean that the UploadWizard should detect that ULS is installed, and if it is then it should use that instead of the dropdown?

That's the crazy part: now it's not kept if it's not rendered. I agree that it should be at least saved and remain invisible, but now it just vanishes.

In T174263#3574603, @IKhitron wrote:

I am happy to see hewiki community volunteering as a guinea pig for testing that, though. ;)

@Amire80, you should answer on this.

Then I don't know what could be wrong. @Nikerabbit, any ideas?

Another discussion, in French: https://fr.wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:Scriptorium/Ao%C3%BBt_2017#recueil_d.27avis_sur_l.27utilit.C3.A9_de_l.27outil_traduction_sur_wikisource

Is the jqueryMsg module loaded with this module?

It's really odd to me that these are preferences at all. Why isn't it just enabled everywhere?

Already did: T17607#204193 :)

OK, I still have my question (T144272#3322282): Why are languages still added in PHP code, such as https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/370308/2/repo/includes/WikibaseRepo.php ?

OK... Where do the articles come from? Isn't it the car same technology in the back end?

Not even left and right :)

In T154371#3539211, @stjn wrote:

Was feedback from WMF Design team on this topic (T158012) met and resolved? I get the urge of the volunteers to develop something that is more modern-looking than the current skin, but I think it is fair to say that in the terms of design this new skin is lacking, to say the least. The choice of colours is completely groundless, skin does not use current conventions on typography (WMUI style guide or typographic refresh) and generally looks like a regression even from Vector.

If there is an intention to have this skin enabled as a preference globally at some point, the proper examination of its stylistic qualities is absolutely needed.

Sorry, meant to add a screenshot, and forgot it:

In T154371#3531440, @MGChecker wrote:

dewiki will be done at Monday, 21st, so it will be just in time. Looks quite positive by now!

In T154371#3530567, @matmarex wrote:

Per https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionnaire:Wikidémie/août_2017#D.C3.A9ployement_de_Timeless it seems that existing on-wiki custom CSS conflicted with Timeless.

Not sure that I understand this: what's the reason that the deployment is halted?

In T154371#3525215, @Dereckson wrote:

The four French have been notified we'll deploy this week ("Wednesday or Thursday") the theme.

I'll follow-up as soon as possible when we have the exact timeslot.

We do that in SWAT or in a dedicated window just before or after SWAT?

Thanks, it's OK now. For some reason I couldn't find it earlier.

In T154371#3521868, @Amire80 wrote:

In T154371#3521742, @Dereckson wrote:

@Amire80 Offer it to the community starting a village pump discussion?

Already started :)

It's supremely weird, but I'm not making this up:

Also the button to switch between source and visual editing:

In T154371#3521742, @Dereckson wrote:

@Amire80 Offer it to the community starting a village pump discussion?

Because I love testing things with RTL, I proposed making it optional on the Hebrew Wikisource.

A duplicate of T129845.

Mmmm... I'm afraid it's a bug in browsers, or even in the HTML spec, because it happens on a lot of otherwise well-behaving sites. But I'll try to take a closer look.

Heh. It's a shame... I wouldn't object to people using tools to improve their grammar, as long as it doesn't break our articles. Oh well :)

Was this reported to Grammarly? They were very responsive at fixing their bugs in their interaction with CX, such as T124152.

As I wrote, if it's correctly deleted from the code, then it should automatically disappear from translatewiki. As far as I know, it's not supposed to be needed to delete them manually. So it might be a problem in the translatewiki scripts that synchronize the translations with the code repo.

Ahem. The title with which it was opened is no longer true, but the essence is still kind of there: different information is shown.

I'm seeing something odd.

Very curious... Now I see Wikidata changes in cs and he Wikipedias, but not in en.

In T171925#3480497, @greg wrote:

In T171711#3475616, @greg wrote:

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Developers/Maintainers ctrl+f "localisationupdate" -> "Contributors > Global Collaboration team". :)

It seemed to be resolved now. Closing, but T171925 is a good follow-up.

OK... it's curious that this happens on a page that is unrelated to Flow.

What is"too old"? This wiki site was created this month :)

In T171711#3477619, @Reedy wrote:

It ran fine this morning

03:12 l10nupdate@tin: ResourceLoader cache refresh completed at Thu Jul 27 03:12:30 UTC 2017 (duration 7m 16s)
03:05 l10nupdate@tin: scap sync-l10n completed (1.30.0-wmf.11) (duration: 06m 00s)
02:39 l10nupdate@tin: scap sync-l10n completed (1.30.0-wmf.10) (duration: 14m 21s)

Is this issue supposed to be fixed? The message from the OP is still not updated in production.

In T171711#3475616, @greg wrote:

In T171711#3475383, @Amire80 wrote:

Noticing a failure of a command in the log, on the other hand, should ideally be noticed very quickly by system monitoring. I know that we don't monitor everything we should be monitoring, so I'm patiently waiting for that, too :)

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Developers/Maintainers ctrl+f "localisationupdate" -> "Contributors > Global Collaboration team". :)

In T171711#3475311, @Reedy wrote:

I'm amused it took a week for people to notice. This is always the case...

Removing reading tags. It's most likely an ops issue with LU.

Some questions:

Very sorry about the delay—I had to be away for a few days. I'll make a draft very soon.

Thanks for asking, @Aklapper.

In T170930#3461803, @aude wrote:

for some reason, the sites table on dinwiki only had an entry for dinwiki and not any other wiki.

I see dinwiki in the sites table for other wikis. I repopulated the sites table on dinwiki and the interwikis appear to work:

https://din.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C6%94%C9%94%C9%94c_de_k%C9%94c_n%C3%AB_Thud%C3%A4n

Maybe it's a duplicate, but this message is really extreme. "X of 1 article" makes absolutely no sense. I really don't know how it could be translated.

Broken in Hebrew, too, and I'm pretty sure that the translations are correct.

Yep, seems to work, although there's a longish lag until the link actually appears, but that's fine.

In T170930#3448341, @Reedy wrote:

In T170930#3448338, @Amire80 wrote:

I'm pretty sure that the item page is not enough by itself. It must be possible to add sitelinks to din, and currently it's impossible. Probably this needs to be done: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Add_a_wiki#Wikidata

Ofc, step one of that is https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/365451/ which still needs deploying ;)

I'm pretty sure that the item page is not enough by itself. It must be possible to add sitelinks to din, and currently it's impossible. Probably this needs to be done: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Add_a_wiki#Wikidata

I'm in the staff and I use stat1002 almost daily for collecting statistics about interlanguage links.

Can you please log out and try editing again?