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Since the plan is to focus all these workshop materials on Pywikibot, I think it might be a good idea to add them as subpages somewhere under Manual:Pywikibot on mediawiki.org, and perhaps link to them from the main page.

Content added in T327282 and other sub-tasks needs a lot of review before we can consider it done. There is no point documenting these new content types before that review is finished.

Self-study guides and workshop organizer's handbooks for both of these workshops are now available for review on: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:KBach-WMF/Sandbox/SWT_Workshop_Materials

The self-study guide and workshop organizer's handbook for this workshop are now available for review on: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:KBach-WMF/Sandbox/SWT_Workshop_Materials

In T327283#8612244, @srishakatux wrote:

I've only a couple of minor suggestions:

• "How to use this guide" section seems too long & unnecessary in the self-study guide.
• I see that in the document, sometimes you have recommended multiple resources for one topic. For example, in the prerequisites, I'd recommend only one book for Python and one for the shell. Lots of choices might confuse people.

The self-study guide and workshop organizer's handbook for this workshop are now available for review on: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:KBach-WMF/Sandbox/SWT_Workshop_Materials

After working on this for a while (T327283) I've come to the conclusion that this task has somewhat contradictory goals.

Work in progress: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:KBach-WMF/Sandbox/SWT_Workshop_Materials/How_to_host_a_bot_on_Toolforge

Thanks @srishakatux, these are very good points. I think adding these resources as subpages of Manual:Pywikibot makes sense. I will work on them in my user space first though.

I'll work on this as part of T322217.

In T327056#8527333, @Xqt wrote:

Found it:

D:\pwb\GIT\core>twine check dist/*
Checking dist\pywikibot-8.0.0.dev0-py3-none-any.whl: PASSED
Checking dist\pywikibot-8.0.0.dev0.tar.gz: PASSED

I'll look into this as part of T322217.

All improvements we had planned for doc.wikimedia.org/pywikibot/tests have now been merged.

It seems like deeptest jobs are failing for all recent changes on the tests branch. @Xqt, can you take a look and let me know if this is something I can fix? I am having trouble identifying if these failures are related to my changes.

The submitted patch introduces links under version info and above the search box as in the screenshot below. I agree with comments in T322212 that suggest the next and prev links are not necessary, but they are automatically generated as part of the rellinks structure, so it was trivial to include them.

I updated the patch to lower the total number of colors we are using, favoring the legacy palette over the creative one where they conflicted.

I submitted a patch that introduces colors from the legacy palette into the new theme. I changed the main brand color, the "problematic" (as per an scss variable) color, and link colors. I also used the extended palette to change colors of all admonitions as below.

All planned changes have been merged. Marking this task as resolved.

Added changes intended to unify the usage of headline syntax in the docs. The rules I tried to apply are:

• Every index page should use the headline syntax in the following order:
  1. # with overline
  2. * with overline
  3. =
  4. -
  5. ^
  6. "
• Every other page should use the headline syntax in the following order (essentially the same, but without #):
  1. * with overline
  2. =
  3. -
  4. ^
  5. "

Looks good to me, resolving. Thanks @Aklapper!

In T323802#8421790, @Xqt wrote:

For the previous pywikibot.css I just picked the colors from some wm icons (also from Pywikibot icon) and found only 3:
#396 (green), #069 (blue) and #900 (red) but these are different from the guideline`s colors which are #14866D (green), #2A4B8D (blue) and #B38888 (red) instead for similar colors. Other colors than these 3 can also be derived from them via HSB.