The one that prompted the issue is https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucie_Castets ( you can see that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucie_Castets and other languages exists)

Correction : removing the spaces in the template solved the problem

https://mensuel.framapad.org/p/mortardocfr

Irrelevant since we use pattypan for the first generation of CSV

OpenRefine + Pattypa is enough

Irrelevant

Requirements:

• should be readable (nice website on toollab, not a wiki page)
• should be easily translatable
• should be easily updatable (use of markdown)
• should be updatable rapidly (github repo with a trigger to update automatically

Since OpenRefine already generates the QID of the items generated we don't need to do dev work, "only" to create a very user-friendly help page that details every step for GLAM institutions and Wikimedia photographers.

Resolved by OpenRefine

This is already done by OpenRefine

Top down : manually translate general categories, add statements to each subcategory

@Pyb Je ne comprends pas pourquoi tu l'as enlevé de WikiCon alors que c'est pour faire un poster comme on en avait discuté ? Ou tu préfères que le tag soit juste pour l'organisation et pas les contenus ?

When are you planning to have this discussion ?

Won't be able to present this afternoon, leaving at 3PM :(

Example of a result expected for such an extension : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Paintings_by_Vincent_van_Gogh_in_the_Kr%C3%B6ller-M%C3%BCller_Museum

Great news, it works \o/

Will try tonight (in 10 hours) or Monday evening, really busy week and week-end :(

Gilles it's really ok that this bug will not be corrected any time soon. (Well no it's not but it's not your fault :) I understand the burden of understaffing and the painful logical consequence of having to only work on very critical bugs). My main issue was with the lack of communication, I don't know how it can be done. Maybe an automatic email sent when a task has its priority set to normal saying to not expect a correction before a looooong time ?

Hi everyone.