@Jdlrobson Yes I was, but if it's not feasible, then that's okay.

I would expect the header not to be a header like it does if it's followed by a template that returns something (or for the header to be parsed in both cases). It's also worth noting that parsoid doesn't parse the heading in this case.

MobileFrontend sets MFMobileFormatterOptions.maxImages to 1000, and since there's over 1000 images the mobile formatting is not being applied.

It's not just Minerva, the dropdown icon doesn't show when Vector is set as the mobile skin as well, so it's a MobileFrontend issue.

This diff also has the issue meaning the issue is likely caused by the number of files or the size of the file links.

Here's what I came up with:

Single revision	Multiple revisions
	With radio: With select:

In T235424#5597155, @Jdlrobson wrote:

• Why are the fieldset labels not translating properly?!

Because the messagePrefix is set to an empty string, but HTMLForm is still adding the dash (see T248063). The solution is to use restriction as the prefix (4th parameter of HTMLForm::factory) and to not add restriction- to $section.

In T8883#5970383, @Xaosflux wrote:

"namespace" might be ok for gadgets, but having to load lists of pages in to gadgets seems like a bad strategy

Or I guess support for pages and namespaces options could be added to Extension:Gadgets so the gadget is only loaded when needed.

I think this should be two different extensions, one that would add pages like MediaWiki:Main.js and MediaWiki:Template.js that would run in specific namespaces. This extension would also have pages like MediaWiki:Main.css and MediaWiki:Template.css for loading styles into specific namespaces. This would be similar to the MediaWiki:Vector.js and MediaWiki:Vector.css pages. This would be called NamespaceScripts.

Realized this is caused by the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-mobilemaps.js gadget on the English Wikipedia.

That makes sense. Maybe then an option to insert "Preformatted block" can be added under the "Insert" dropdown or when editing text that is preformatted with a space at the start, pressing enter (or at least shift + enter) can add a new preformatted line right below the current one.

In T245939#5917270, @matmarex wrote:

I assume this is about the new wikitext editor – in visual mode, there's no need for this, you can just type whatever you want the result to be and <nowiki> markup will be added automatically if needed.

It's also worth noting that the page renders as expected when viewing using the REST API (https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/html/Template%3AParties%2Fsandbox).

License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0

@Urbanecm Jenkins verified the code, do you see anything else you want me to work on?

In T239895#5758168, @Urbanecm wrote:

@BrandonXLF Could you please fix the jenkins error in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/labs/tools/watch-translations/+/558864? :-)

It is likely caused by null values in the components database, likely caused by you unintentionally deleting a non-existent component.

@Aklapper Probably, it's just that I can't view the web interface because I get a 502 Bad Gateway error since I deleted a new component, on two different accounts.

It makes the site unusable, even after clearing cookies cookies or using a new browser.