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Test.
Unbreak this now test comment.
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This is outdated. Closing to clear out old cruft.
This is outdated. Closing to clear out old cruft.
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Sep 12 2020
- Recheck articles from the description hoisting ticket T258201.
- Confirm text still hoisty
Sounds good!
- Go to Special:GlobalPreferences
- Make Use Legacy Vector a global setting (check the checkbox to the left)
- Opt-out in order to use our new Vector globally (uncheck the checkbox to the right)
- Go to any non-preference page on any wiki - the setting doesn't work.
Sep 10 2020
Reduce browser window width below 1440px.
Confirm spacing between content and left menu is 46px.
Visit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Montehurd/Nested_references
Click [note 1]
click [1]
Repeat.
@ovasileva I may be confused 🤔 - wouldn't it need to pull some text above the image as seen in T261993#6436987?
Sep 9 2020
@Jdlrobson
Would cloning the pages you mentioned in T261993#6434739 to my user namespace on beta be a reasonable way to test those pages?
i.e. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycolysis > https://en.m.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/User:Montehurd/test/T261993/Glycolysis
( looks like beta *should* have the change, but maybe something about the cloned page being in my user namespace might be interfering? 🤔 )
Sep 5 2020
@Jdlrobson
Should I re-test the same articles from the previous hoisting ticket? (in addition to those mentioned above in T261993#6436987)
Sep 4 2020
@Jdlrobson Hope I didn't goof things here... I was going on the description when I recorded and only noticed the ticket title mentions the brackets themselves after I had recorded... 🤞
Sep 3 2020
Visit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Montehurd/Nested_references
Click [note 1]
click [1]
Repeat.
Reduce browser window width below 1440px.
Confirm spacing between content and left menu is 46px.
Visit https://en.m.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Nested_references
Click [note 1]
click [1]
Repeat.
Aug 29 2020
❓ AC1: Verify that the image on https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enriched_uranium appears below the first paragraph
❓ AC2: Exploratory testing. 7 of the 8 articles I tried from T258201#6411028 are now correctly hoisting text on prod. Yay! The remaining article hoists text with ?safemode=1 ( see notes by the "Domestication" screenshots below ), so I think it's ok? @Jdlrobson does that sound ok?
Aug 28 2020
@Niedzielski "Alabama" network throttling profile 🤣
- While logged in, navigate to a page in the beta cluster (collapsible sidebar should be enabled)
- Reduce the width of the browser so that the "Log out" link wraps to the next line
Visit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Montehurd
Log in and scroll to the bottom.
✅ AC1: The older 50 link at the bottom is centered, as expected
yw! sounds good!
Aug 27 2020
@nray Oh cool thanks will do!!
Not yet seeing the collapse button on prod. Poked around preferences to see if there was an option to enable it, but didn't see one 🧐. Guessing hasn't gone live yet... will circle back.
With safemode there's only a single tiny jitter once on the placeholder images on 2018_FIFA_World_Cup - so it's definitely improved. List_of_flags_by_color_combination however seems to do about the same amount of jitter as the images appear.
Visit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_flags_by_color_combination
Scroll quickly to the first flags, which are just below the opening text.
❌ AC1: When images load (with &safemode=1) the text is still shifting vertically a small amount
@Jdlrobson Oh thanks will do!!
@Niedzielski Heya! Did I jump the gun on that ^ prod test?
Visit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_flags_by_color_combination
Scroll quickly to the first flags, which are just below the opening text.
❌ AC1: When images load the text is shifting vertically a small amount
Aug 26 2020
Hehe yeah wondering about testing criteria too 😅