@Cyberpower678 I have imported webarchive to italian wiki (will localize in the next day but It will work also with the english parameter name (title, date,...)

In T164680#3496024, @Cyberpower678 wrote:

Aside from the translations, the bot is ready for testing but it can't edit. It's hitting the captcha.

In T164680#3495437, @Cyberpower678 wrote:

Does itwiki have any archive templates like enwiki's {{Webarchive}}?

@Cyberpower678 Approval procedure on it.wiki require that new bot do about 50 edits to verify their contributions (point 3 of instruction on the page) and wait for a Bureaucrats to give the bot flag.

Open a request on https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bot/Autorizzazioni they are english instructions on the right

In T14974#3228166, @cscott wrote:

As @ssastry notes, I think this is actually "desired behavior" -- templates shouldn't depend so sensitively on their context, and probably "parse as if the template is in start-of-line context" is a reasonable default in most cases. If you don't want that behavior, you (or VE!) can add <nowiki/> to kill the start-of-line context.

The following template (or redirect to template) are compatibility template for text translated from en.wiki, parameters names are the same as en.wiki (a bot translate them to the it.wiki format): Cite web, Citeweb, Cite press release, Cite book, Cite news, Cite journal, Cite paper, Cite conference, Cite document, Cite video

Hello, I'm looking at the bot configuration. I see that the parameter "citation_tags" is used to specify citation template names (for example "Cita libro" on it.wiki instead of "Cite book" on en.wiki), but how I indicate the parameters name ? For example parameter "archive-url" on en.wiki is called "urlarchivio" on it.wiki.

Lost a day for this bug, please fix it (and thanks to Umherirrender for the suggestion to use the html entity).

I have update the template References on it.wiki with responsive="0"

Not sure is the correct place to ask this, but when is expectedt that Lua mw.wikibase library will be enable in Wikiversity

@Kaldary, yes it's working correctly on it.wiki, Nemo was wrong in signaling this as a problem.

In T53124#2001257, @Nemo_bis wrote:

On some wikis, like the Italian Wikipedia, this change curiously had the opposite effect short-term, because disambiguation pages which were previously considered big are now (correctly) listed as short. Anyway, adding __DISAMBIG__ should fix things now.
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bar/Discussioni/Cosa_%C3%A8_successo_alle_pagine_pi%C3%B9_corte_%3F