(both apps teams will need to agree on the instrument_name for this.)

fwiw the image mentioned in the task also has a structured-data claim of "instanceof : AI-generated image" (Q116177346). Although this was added manually, could it be part of the pipeline for selecting or filtering images?

In T418641#11795804, @SChekfa-WMF wrote:

1. drag handle should be centered and anchored to the top of the sheet
2. remove extra "%" from button and description
3. anchor button to the bottom of the sheet, like we typically do (16px from navbar)

From the apps' point of view, we'll just need to agree on an outgoing and incoming URL to deal with the handoff and return from VE, respectively.

Can we clarify the necessity of this screen:
In practice, the act of "building your feed" will take much less than 1 second, which means that we'd need to show this screen deliberately, for an artificially long time. This feels like a UX anti-pattern. Can we just land the user in the Feed, and let it load like it normally would, with perhaps a loading indication inside the feed itself, such as the shimmer effect we've used elsewhere?

@HNordeenWMF Just a couple of things to be clarified here:

• The card has a "bookmark" icon, presumably to save this content to the user's reading lists. But each News item generally consists of more than one link to an article. Which link should be saved? Or should it be all of the articles mentioned in the news item?
• Similarly, the card has a "share" button. But, what is it that should be shared? There's no concept of "the news item" itself that has a URL to link to. There is also no consistent concept of a "primary" or "subject" article link within the news story.

@ARamadan-WMF @HNordeenWMF
This is absolutely possible with our existing "Customize toolbar" function. When reading an article, go to the overflow menu, and select "Customize toolbar". In the customization screen, you can drag any of the items in the toolbar to any position you like, which will rearrange the order of the items in the toolbar. In this case, you can drag the "Contents" item to the "top" of the toolbar, which will make Contents align to the left.

This is not a regression of this specific issue per se, but actually related to T402666, i.e. the way PCS handles site-specific styles. (This is specific to how Russian wikipedia uses colored table headers in infoboxes.)

correct!

This is literally the text that appears on the wiki page for that day on Spanish Wikipedia.

Deployed; Both News and On this Day should now be available in Ukrainian.

Deployed, and should be fixed now.

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