I didn't find the total per month in those files, it will not be provided anymore? I have some tools that use the total pegecounts per month per article, that is the only data I need from the pagecounts files.

I made some queries to get some initial results:

I will make my script use the bz2 file when the uncompressed file is not complete.

For who is very new in Kubernetes, it is weird that you have to tell the system what programming language you are using, that not happen in grid engine. That is why I used the jsub command as reference, you can just run jsub foo.py with no arguments and it works, I probably not explained that well in the title, I am changing it. I didn't understand your comment about I use python in examples, python is the language I use more, but the command idea is to work to all languages that has a image compatible in kubernetes.

The idea is not create a script that always works for every application, but something that works for some simple applications, to help people start use kubernetes, or when we just want to make some test. The script can print the configuration and ask if you want to run with that config in order to avoid some errors. It can also have an argument to indicate that we just want the script to generate a yaml file, which we will reviwer, increment and run with kubectl, it is easier than create a yaml from scratch.

Thank you for find the bug. I made a change in the regex R2075:e8d36adee730 and that fixed the problem.

I know how to use style classes to do that, and I know many developers have restrictions about inline styles, but I find sometimes inline styles are better than classes and the editors can decide which is the best in each case. This task is not the appropriate place to talk about styles, so I will not extend on that.

The solution of this task would also help to create different content/styles for mobile version using, for example, {{#ifeq:{{SERVERNAME}}|en.m.wikipedia.org|you are using the mobile version|you are using the desktop version}}

Fixed

My concern about a general IRC name was that it could be used in tasks not related to IRC operators, like IRC meetings, IRC bots bugs or issues in irc.wikimedia.org. I don't know if we want to track those kinds of tasks.

IRC operators are like "sysops" and group contacts are like "stewards" in IRC. We usually discuss the IRC issues in #wikimedia-ops and #wikimedia-ops-internal between all operators.

The project will be used to tag tasks related to Wikimedia IRC channels operators and group contacts like T164651.

@tizianopiccardi, AlexZ unbanned *!*@*.ch, can you confirm if you can join channels now?

Oh, yes, I forgot the channel, the most important, thanks.

Yes, but the regex can be /^\!ops.*/ to catch the command only in the beginning of message. And if possible I prefer the pm in this format:

I am using the pywikibot that is in Tool Labs, I put this in my env:
PYTHONPATH=/shared/pywikipedia/core:/shared/pywikipedia/core/scripts

Fixed

Done

Adicionei páginas para cada país, mostrando os gráficos de barra de todos concursos que o país participou, pensei em colocar gráficos de linha, mas para fazer a comparação em diferentes anos achei o de barras melhor, até porque o de barras incluí o uso das imagens nas wikis, uploaders e registrados no período do concurso, o de linhas não.

Adicionei os gráficos, vejam o que acham e se precisa de alguma correção ou modificação.

Desenvolvi um script para ler a configuração do módulo, fazer as consultas no banco de dados, processar os dados e salvar em um JSON para não ficar repetindo as consultas a cada acesso, coloquei em http://tools.wmflabs.org/wikiloves/log o log do script.