English Wikipedia administrator. Very occasional visitor to Phabricator; lover of categories, templates, and Lua.
LGBTQ rights are human rights.
English Wikipedia administrator. Very occasional visitor to Phabricator; lover of categories, templates, and Lua.
LGBTQ rights are human rights.
My plan would be to change the current line 42 of the Lua module, which currently sets the displayText to the canonical page name. (I know this is a magic word, not a Lua function—the plan would be to use frame:callParserFunction.)
I'll add my name to say that I would find this feature extremely useful at {{Wikisource}}, to default the link display text to the page's DISPLAYTITLE. (In fact, I was going to file a feature request!) I'm sure there are other templates which could make use of the functionality to correctly format a link to a page.
NoobThreePointOh has also withdrawn.
Can I suggest that this be released under the GPL? I think decreasing the number of websites which can use it would be A Good Thing, as it would to disincentivize breaking it.
I don't see why The-Wikipedia-Library is tagged here, so I have removed it. (Please undo if there is an actual reason!)
Scheduled for March 4 during the 21:00–22:00 UTC backport window.
Can this be marked as resolved? It appears on en:Special:LintErrors for me.
What are the key values of Wikipedians? What do they value in research on/about Wikipedia?
Is there a place where members of the community are able to share responses to the above question?
Noting that the MassMessage was sent on February 2, meaning the earliest this should be implemented is March 2. March 2 is a Saturday, so I am tentatively planning on scheduling this during a deploy window on March 4.
This is perfect; thank you so much!!
Removing good first task as the patch has been written.
If I am interrupting it correctly, the request is to set ThanksSendToBots to true by default in the extension itself.
Hi. I was unexpectedly out of town during the past week (for Real Life stuff); I plan on getting to this tomorrow. Sorry for the delay!
Hi! It seems that this has been fixed, but on the website it still says there is a "service issue"
.It is working!
rolled out access to JSTOR Journals via the Library Bundle
Am I correct in my understanding from the entry on the TWL website for JSTOR that we have done so?
In T321983#8515583, @MPGuy2824 wrote:In T321983#8513286, @HouseBlaster wrote:// || 0 is a safeguard. Old code suggested for some reason // the namespace filter may at times not exist.because the relevant safeguard was removed in this patch.
Actually, if you notice, the line below the comment was changed to set the namespace to 0. This was so that people who had set their namespace to "User" should not be stuck there with no way to go to articlespace, once the patch is deployed.
Ah. In that case, I believe you can get rid of the "||" in the comment, because that was removed in the patch.
P.S. You can leave code review messages on gerrit itself. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Code_review#Complete_the_review for more details.
I will do that in the future!
I am attempting to learn PHP (very slowly), and as such read through the patch above. I believe you can get rid of the comment on new lines 359 and 360 of listControlNav.js that reads