@Amire80 @Raymond Do you agree on keeping non and not adding non-latn?

We can't remove non from monolingual codes until they've all been moved to non-latn. And that can't be done till https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase/+/634690 has been merged.
According to T137115 the default script for Old Norse seems to be Latin, so maybe we can just add non-runr and don't add non-latn and use just non for Old Norse in Latin script?

@Amire80 @jhsoby What do you say?

In T265782#6557303, @jhsoby wrote:

I would prefer to have non-latn and non-runr to just non.

@jhsoby @Amire80 I assume there's no problem using this language for Lexemes as well?

@Diwanshu885 No need to start tagging people on Gerrit. It's been brought to the attention of the correct people. It will get reviewed. No need to rush. Code deployment is only once a week, so whether it gets merged now, later today or tomorrow doesn't matter. Change won't go live till next week.

@jhsoby Can you respond to Mahir256?

Patch is now correct. Rest is up to @Lydia_Pintscher and her team

@Diwanshu885 gml comes before gmy in the alphabet, so that needs to be fixed. For the rest it's correct.

@jhsoby @Amire80 What's your opinion? And should it just be osa or also osa-Latn?
@Linguoboy Do you expect to use osa-Latn (Latin script variant) or just the Osage script?

@jhsoby @Amire80 What do you think?

I'll add the codes except for sat-Olck. (@Bodhisattwa: Default script only means that omitting the script from the language code means the default script applies, so sat = sat-Olck.)

In T217131#6515557, @Shubham656jain wrote:

Yeah I have added gml in the code. I was just trying to figure out how to make a pull request in gerrit, it's a bit different than github.

@Shubham656jain Have you started on this?

Ping @Amire80 @jhsoby Can you answer Lydia's question?

@Amire80 @jhsoby Can this be added for Monolingual and Lexemes?

@Amire80 @jhsoby What do you say?

Wikibase had a property of the type Monolingual languages. They use the default languages available by Wikimedia and a few extra languages that aren't in the default list.
The list you refer to isn't related to this request.
It needs a code change in Wikibase.
You need to change the file lib/includes/WikibaseContentLanguages.php in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase

@Shubham656jain @Diwanshu885 If you're still interested one of you can claim this task and work on it.

@Shubham656jain @Diwanshu885 There is no approval of the LangCom yet, so this task can't be worked on.

In which context do you want to use the languages? Labels/Description/Aliasses, Lexemes or Monolingual texts?

In T260118#6475107, @Lydia_Pintscher wrote:

@Mbch331 Please see Lucas' comment for a change relevant to you.

Only the cldr patch has been merged. Wikibase patch is still open.

It should be available after next weeks train has passed by (so by next week Thursday at the latest).

According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santali_language Ol-chiki is the official script, so sat-olck would be redundant (sat would always be sat-olck), but Iana doesn't tell to supress any script.
@Amire80 @jhsoby What's your opinion about adding these codes and should sat-olck be added or not?

@Misharim Can you give the examples?

It's blocked by T254968. I refactored the code for extra languages a bit and it's easier to make a patch when I can base on that code.

It's blocked by T254968. I refactored the code for extra languages a bit and it's easier to make a patch when I can base on that code.

@Lydia_Pintscher Could you have someone check the Lexeme patch as well? It's blocking several other Lexeme language code tickets
@Raymond Could you check the CLDR patch?

Will make a patch later today

Will make a patch later today

In T196536#6456055, @incelemeelemani wrote:

This issue should be given priority. Thank you in advance for your interest.

Since @Amire80 didn't object to a patch, I will make one, once T254968 gets merged. I refactored the code for extra languages a bit and it's easier to make a patch when I can base on that code.

@jhsoby @Amire80 Any objections from your side?

I might be wrong, but I think that Lexemes and monolingual values are distinct.

Yes, they are distinct. Lexeme languages don't include language codes for monolingual languages.

It is indeed that script by @Magnus.
It looks bad too using Legacy Vector, so Magnus has to check/fix this. Isn't related to the new Vector skin that is being developed.
@PKM it is best to leave a note on Magnus' talkpage as well.

I've just checked https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q98668689 and I don't see the External Properties section. Neither logged in, nor logged out. So it looks like this was added by a gadget/user script. That means the gadget/user script doesn't add the right classes.
Can you tell which gadget/user script adds this section?

In T244066#6387241, @Cirdan wrote:

What's the general status for humo.be?

From checking random URLs it appears that some are dead and some require a sign-in. It's currently whitelisted, do you think it's safe to remove that status?

I tried Regex101 too and after that I tried the same with a small php script which I ran on command line and that didn't work. That's when I started searching for what was wrong.

Found https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26611495/regex-pl-problems
Solution:

@Amire80 @jhsoby What is the opinion of the langcom?

I was already planning on doing 1

People actually already do fill that in, but those dates are incorrectly converted to 01-01-1970 as the script can't make a proper date out of the values.
I've exported all filled in dates as entered by users to show they already do fill in whatever they want.

If the user selects "Ik weet niet wie de foto heeft gemaakt", it indeed shouldn't be possible to submit the photo. But a visible save button is a strange option in such a case. I think we should make a more clear warning when they select the option that it's no use to complete the form and submission won't be possible.

@Bouzinac Thanks. Forgot about dialects.
@Amire80 @jhsoby can Monegasque be added as a monolingual language?

In T155425#6320407, @Amire80 wrote:

Oh come on, can't we just add both phn-phnx and phn-latn?

I'm not sure about the technical considerations, but both seem useful. It's a long dead language, and in the modern world both the original script and the transliteration is useful to users.

@Amire80 @jhsoby What's the opinion of LangCom? And if it can be added which code should be used?

@Amire80 @jhsoby Can you give a final decision on behalf of LangCom?

@jhsoby @Amire80 What's the opinion of the LangCom?

Tested it as well on my laptop (tested it this morning on my work PC) and there it works as well. So disabling antivirus etc. won't have any effect

@matmarex It is fixed. I created an article on Dutch Wikipedia with switching from Wikitext to visual.

If your default language is Danish, than it will show up in grey (for me Dutch shows up in grey), but simple is indeed strange to see.

I can reproduce this on the Dutch Wikipedia. I disabled all gadgets, all custom js in my common.js and global.js and still can reproduce it.
With source code mode I mean the New Wikitext Mode

Was indeed an error on my side

I have problems with https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Baruch_Spinoza_-_Letter_in_Dutch_of_3_June_1665_-_Brief_van_3_juni_1665.png&redirect=no vs https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bestand:Baruch_Spinoza_-_Letter_in_Dutch_of_3_June_1665_-_Brief_van_3_juni_1665.png
See https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overleg:Baruch_Spinoza where it's shown as a red link. I purged the page on nlwiki (using the API Sandbox, which solved the issue for most pages), didn't help.