We'll use global search for this. Tracking links added into the ticket.

Can someone explain the reason why this was implemented? We're seeing newcomers and casual editors struggle with this. We're opting to change the behavior to ALWAYS open the automatic tab, see T440610: Always open the automatic tab when Citoid is triggered (S)

In T436255#12388443, @MareikeHeuerWMDE wrote:

Stalled because:
Since we have a very detailed help page now, and all other community config pages use the generic editor capability, should we discuss our current approach again? It's unnecessarily complicated. We think the new help page makes the current content on the autonames configuration page obsolete. And this would enable a much easier implementation and follow current standards that all other community config pages follow.

Thanks again, @Mstyles, for your assessment of https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T431716!

Nice catch @catherine.kelsey.wmde !

perfect! Thank you very much!

Thank you for the update @MLechvien-WMF. I've updated the timelines as requested. The deployment plan itself is the same just, just the dates have been adjusted. We're now aiming to finalis the work and deploy in Q2 (WMF FY). As I understand things, this depends on two pieces of work:

@AndrewTavis_WMDE we discovered an additional event that triggers the citation flow:

Hi @MSantos and @OSleger-WMF ,
This item is a blocker for deploying sub-references to English Wikipedia. Are you planning on working on it in the near future or should we pick it up? Thanks!

events are available in Superset. I've validated this with a quick sql query in Superset.