@Peachey88 reason for access is that I own a tool that runs on toolforge (tool name: botomatik), and would like to push my code to a remote git repo (in case I lose access to toolforge for some reason, mainly).

Dozens of people helped fix it. Thanks for your support.

Oh... I was using a third-party tool to patrol, and I realized that it changed my habits—that is why I did not realize that the changes were actually still patrolled. So, my mistake! Report canceled.

@Umherirrender I hear you, but a few days ago, when a user canceled its own change, the "rollback" button was at least patrolling automatically the two last versions when clicked. Now, it is doing nothing but displaying that error.

In T206329#4645647, @Imarlier wrote:

Do you have an adblocker or similar installed in Firefox, by any chance? The fact that this does not occur in Chrome makes it almost certain that this is browser configuration related.

To test:

• In Firefox, click on the "Help" menu
• Select "Restart with Add-Ons disabled"
• Try opening fr.wiktionary.org, and see if the same message appears.

In T174498#4645457, @zhuyifei1999 wrote:

Not related.

Same error here:

In T200086#4441530, @Urbanecm wrote:

The data is stored only for 30 days, as well as the recentchanges thing. The patrolled flag (together with bot flag) is stored only in recentchanges table (stored for 30 days) and not in revision table (stored for indefinite amount of time). And why not? Too much data.

Thanks @TheDJ!

Here is a .wav file for which not any player is available whereas it has been uploaded for more than six months: is it normal?
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:En-Arthur.wav?uselang=fr

No: I'm just requesting if it's possible that the "Hide patrolled edits" option in Special:Recent_Changes also appears in Special:Contributions.

In T8948#2272721, @Bawolff wrote:

Specificly i think they wanted code point order so not to favour one language over the other in their multilingual wiki.

@Paladox: it still requires a fix

Actually, I've

In the meantime I resolved the problem by adding the variable "password_file" to my user-config.py, and I'm going to migrate to core as soon as possible (via pywikibot/core/scripts/maintenance/compat2core.py (which is not complete since it does'nt convert function names when they are used via "from wikipedia import *"). Thank you for the aid proposal.

Step 5 says: "Create a file in your .pywikibot directory", but I don't have any .pywikibot directory. I just have "pywikibot"

I reopen the task