@Arcstur, what should be the response to this question in the final application?

I have made the necessary improvements to my application. The new changes are now available on GitHub for your review.
Thank you for your feedback on the initial application.

@Arcstur Can I use a single repo to submit both tasks, or should each be in its own repo?

In T406440#11264906, @Zache wrote:

@Ezra_yendau

I added new github ticket as followup task. I think that biggest problem would be the false positive handling as some of these indicators are used in normal text also. For example "==" is used in math.

• https://github.com/Wikimedia-Suomi/PendingChangesBot-ng/issues/48

In T405726#11267189, @Zache wrote:

Thanks for notifying, found your email and sent invitation

That will be great.
I also, just found another issue which the assignee asked to e unassigned. I will be working on that at the moment.
But I will pick up the followup tasks after.

In T405726#11263285, @Zache wrote:

Thanks, now it got through and invite was successful :)

@Zache It's like the other github issues are taken but can I still work them?

@Zache I just raised a pull request on the issue

In T406440#11260434, @Zache wrote:

Also test doesn't need to be anything fancy, it is enough that just counts number of error css class counts in the rendered html code. However, it would be good idea to store the result to local db so if the test is runned again for some reason it can use the cached result for that revision.

Ok, sure.

@Zache I'll take a swing at this.

@Pepe_piton I just went through the tasks and I think the standing tasks are taken.
Can I create a tasks to work on?

Hello, this is Ezra.
I'm applying for an outreach internship and look forward to contributing to Wiki during this period.