I pinged @jmatazzoni and the team to ask if we want to implement this.

In T156808#3508691, @MaxSem wrote:

I probably don't know Echo internals enough, but some things in this plan sound iffy to me: if you want to destroy events by ID, you would need some infra to store these IDs. Thus, we get both changes to the main echo schema as well as each application of timed events needing in practice its own table. This does not simplify anything compared to my partial approach in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/350500/ , and might as well be the opposite.

Fixing the fatal @MarcoAurelio linked to. Don't know if that will fix this issue, though.

Replying to @Etonkovidova's question at T172451:

Note: 'Hide patrolled edits from recent changes' in cawiki is different from plwiki 'Hide reviewed edits' ?

In T172438#3498919, @SBisson wrote:

Any chance that can be related to the previous blocker about how wikibase inserts RC records? T172320: Error in Wikibase/client/includes/Changes/InjectRCRecordsJob.php line 120: Bad value for parameter $params: $params['change'] not set.

In T171063#3490064, @Catrope wrote:

This request doesn't make much sense to me regardless, but maybe I'm missing something: if the page has been tagged CSD/RfD, doesn't that mean it has already been triaged?

In T136950#3483309, @Matthewrbowker wrote:

@Mattflaschen-WMF I don't think maintaining our own databases would be a very good use of time or resources. There hasn't been much demand for Flow analysis on XTools.

@Ariel I wonder if importing from the dumps would be a good way to solve this.

@Matthewrbowker There are dumps, but you'd currently have to maintain your own DB imported from the XML.

@Johan @Elitre

On all WMF wikis, you can now at least work around this by checking "Email me also for minor edits of pages and files" at the bottom of the first tab ("User profile") of Preferences.

This is working.

Unfortunately, this is currently completely blocked, since there is neither T69397: Make Flow database available / accessible on Labs/Tools nor T88753: Support Flow changes in Usercontribs API.

This is a duplicate of T29884: enotif doesn't send email if page on watchlist edited following a minor edit and enotif not configured to send minor edits., a bad bug.

In T29884#336539, @Bawolff wrote:

Also this wouldn't fix it for wikis that enable sending on minor edits, but where the user disabled in prefs.

If we can't track this down soon, I think we should set it default-true everywhere, and even hide the preference.