@Aklapper: I was unsure if this was expected behavior or a bug so I decided to use a generic template. Thank you for the correction.

I have created a gadget for my local community on hrwiki. See here.

Is there a list of all accepted action values somewhere? E.g. is there a way to load a gadget only when viewing diffs?

@Juan90264 Thank you for resolving this!

Coud you elaborate on specific use cases, how you plan to use this task (your workflows), and what "directly affecting" means and what it does NOT mean?

@Aklapper Certainly, my apologies, I must've missed the question.
Phab has been seeing an increase in hrwiki-related tasks recently, mostly due to my collaboration with other tech-savy users from other wikis. As such, this tag will be very helpful in tracking tasks related to hrwiki only and perhaps implementing changes already made on hrwiki to some other projects. I am one of the only tech-savvy users on hrwiki and I assure you this will be of great help to me!

Possibly related to T291311, when did you attempt the upload?

In T291311#7363415, @Thryduulf wrote:

en.wp (at least) was agonisingly slow shortly before it all went down, and even after en.wp came back up I wasn't able to allow Oauth access to login here.

can confirm, all projects, all languages.

Also reported in T290439.

Also happens on hrwiki: https://hr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=6054308; https://hr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=6054182

This is the correct patch, containing everything. I tested it on my local installation, everything works. I am unable to abandon the previous patch (714448), presumably because it was uploaded via Gerrit Patch Uploader.

@Aklapper Topic started here. Hopefully this can be resolved.

@Aklapper I uploaded the main change, but am unable to upload languages/i18n/en.json nor languages/i18n/qqq.json due to 502 Bad Gateway. Could you or someone else add the new message and upload them for me? The changes are listed in a previous comment.

A friend tested this change for me (thanks @Aca ), everything seems fine so Imma go ahead and try to upload the patch. Fingers crossed!

Hello! Gerrit is acting funny on large pages so I wrote a theoretical piece of code that should hopefully work but I have no way to test it.
/includes/Page/Article.php line 1136, function showNamespaceHeader(), add the following after the previous if statement:

if ( !$this->getTitle()->isTalkPage() && !$this->getTitle()->isSpecialPage() && !wfMessage( 'content-header' )->isDisabled() ) {
	$this->getContext()->getOutput()->wrapWikiMsg(
		"<div class=\"mw-content-header\">\n$1\n</div>",
		[ 'content-header' ]
	);
}

Also add a line to languages/i18n/en.json:

"content-header": "-",

and to languages/i18n/qqq.json:

For example C conflicts with Commons, so what is written above will not work afaiu.

Thank you, I missed that one. Let's do CT and RCT then. I edited my comment above.

Something weird is happening with Gerrit's web interface, I'll just let someone else handle this properly...

Okay, discussion has died down for over a week now.
There doesn't seem to be a universally agreed solution, so let's implement all the suggestions, redundancy never hurt anyone:

• WP - Wikipedia
• WT, RWP - Wikipedia Talk
• KT, CT - Category
• RKT, RCT - Category Talk
• SUR, U - User
• RSUR, RU, RSS - User Talk
• DT, F - File
• RDT, RF - File Talk
• ME - MediaWiki
• RME - MediaWiki Talk
• PM, H - Help
• RPM, RH - Help Talk
• MD, MOD - Module
• RMD, RMOD - Module Talk

@Urbanecm Thank you for the clarification. I've restarted the discussion. WP seems to be universally agreed upon, so we can start with that - the other aliases can be agreed upon later, after further discussions.

@Urbanecm sorry to bother, but won't disabling "applychangetags" also stop users from being able to apply tags to their edits automatically when using tools and scripts? If that's the case, please don't disable "applychangetags", but only disable "changetags". We wish to let users tag their edits automatically, but not change those tags after-the-fact. Thank you!

@Aklapper my apologies, I copied the text from T127962 without realising the task was from 2016.

@WMDE-Fisch Thank you for responding. I've managed to isolate the issue. The problem only happens when VisualDiff beta feature is enabled. Please confirm if you can reproduce the issue when enabling VisualDiff and doing the steps described in my previous comment.

Some more info: the API looks at the first ID, finds the matching page, and assigns the target parameter automatically. It then looks at the second ID, cannot find the second revision ID on the target page history (because the second ID belongs to a different page), and throws an error.

I'm not really sure how to do that, but I'll try:
:hr:Special:Contributions/93.137.7.71
I wish to hide the last two edits of this user (edits 5638722 [page Nikola Kopernik] and 5638723 [page Ražanj (Rogoznica)] ).
The script sends the following params to the API:

Browser: MS Edge version 84.0.522.59 (Official) (64-bit)

Bots date is in the wrong format, the correct format is {{subst:TRENUTAČNIDAN}}. {{subst:TRENUTAČNIMJESECIME}} {{subst:TRENUTAČNAGODINA}}.
We have a template for handling date conversion from most formats to this one: {{DatumFormat | date |dmy}} .

In T127354#3922034, @Whatamidoing-WMF wrote:

Thanks for your question, @Ivi104. Realistically, the citoid service can't change the dates to match each wiki's preferences. However, the templates themselves can easily re-format citoid's dates to display whatever you would like. The English Wikipedia has the code (look for their df parameter.)

In T127354#3915201, @Acamicamacaraca wrote:

@Mvolz its added on hr wiki !

@Ladsgroup The messages have been translated! The phrase "Edit quality (20k sample)" translates as "Kvaliteta uređivanja (uzorak od 20 tisuća)" Thanks!

I have managed to fix the problem by retyping my credentials, and logging in. From then onwards it worked! Perhaps some sort of a problem with how credentials are being saved? Thank you all for helping!

Good day! I would like to ask someone to please look over a request to fill MediaWiki:Visualeditor-cite-tool-definition.json on Croatian Wikipedia and to verify everything is as it should be. TemplateData for citing templates has been made. Next I would like to ask for help in enabling Citoid for hr.wiki. Thank you for your time!

It used to work normally; I had saved my login credentials, and when I clicked Login, it worked fine. Until one day this error occurred. It happens every time I try to log on to hrwiki from Huggle.

Hi! Thank you for everything! You've helped me a great deal! However, I noticed a small irregularity when posting messages on IP talk pages: two messages are posted, one after another, with no break, and the bottom message has no signature (see https://hr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Razgovor_sa_suradnikom:82.132.16.47&oldid=4875731 ). I'd like there to be a break between them, and a signature after the next message also (see next edit). Also the order of the message strikes me as weird: in the first, the user is asked to stop vandalising, and in the second, he is encouraged to sign up and help out. Is there a way to perhaps omit a welcome-anon message {{NS-ip1}} if posting a warning template? Could you help me fix that? Many thanks.

Thanks! I added some more templates (see https://hr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedija%3AHuggle%2FConfig&action=historysubmit&type=revision&diff=4874775&oldid=4874541 ), and, having tested them, I determined they work fine. Please check the code to make sure I haven't broken anything 😃

I could use some help with Config file: what do the following parameters do?
keep-section:true
warning-im:true
warning-mode:4
warning-month-headings:true
warning-series:warning,bio

No. I've been using Huggle for a while now, and it's very useful! However, I wish I could use it on my native wiki, and other wikis with similar languages (listed above). I didn't realise there needed to be a request: the instructions on [[w:en:WP:HUGGLE]] mention only a Phab ticket. If you need it, I could start a discussion, but it seems impractical to involve the whole community in localising a tool which will be used only by those who wish to use it.

I have, and on the English Wikipedia it works flawlessly, however, when you use AWB for projects in other languages, it would be very useful to have a spellchecker.