I suspect switching to moment.js is the obvious course of action in the medium term, although it makes sense to revert 9772b49b41be for now. In the long term, core should provide a way to convert a date to the format the user sees in history, contributions, etc. client-side (T21992).

Didn't know client-side date formatting was implemented in such a localized way. About time T21992 (from 2009!) was made a reality.

@matmarex Thank you for reviewing the patch. I hope it didn't break anything. I wonder if the conditional on line 61 could be replaced with something more future-proof, e.g. giving a class to <li> with inaccessible revisions server-side.

Couldn't this be solved just by refining the selector .vector-menu-dropdown li to .vector-menu-dropdown li a in Legacy Vector only? Would that still interfere with the new dropdown?

One possible solution would be adding a new recognized HTML class to mediawiki-extensions-MobileFrontend/includes/Transforms/MoveLeadParagraphTransform.php. Under this idea, adding this new class to a template would cause the first paragraph to be moved above it when it is placed at the top of a page.

So how may we get this solved? I tried poking at the code with Vagrant the other day but it quickly became clear it was above my pay grade...

I see, thanks for the suggestion anyway.

@Inductiveload Can you elaborate? embeddedin doesn't seem to accept prefixes. So it has to either get all pages transcluding the template first (which wouldn't work well for editing a template with >5000 transclusions) or query templates prop in generator=prefixsearch (which is inefficient as it returns all pages with the prefix and then checks for those that use the template). Or is there a neater way?

If you're declining it then decline it, but it clearly is not a duplicate.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/in_situ

The "Auto indent" feature (context.codeEditor.autoIndent()) is another good candidate. It's pretty handy—especially when you're pasting code from somewhere else, especially if it's not properly indented or uses soft tabs—yet it's not even available through a key command.

@Ainali The news doesn't mention collapsing sections. Any part of a page can be collapsed by putting it in e.g. <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">...</div>. Templates like {{Collapse}} are mere shorthands for that.

@Johan Thanks for the heads-up! Pretty much, here's my attempt with minor copy-editing:

Content can be collapsed so you have to click on a toggle to see it. When you click a link to a section inside collapsed content, the content will now expand to reveal the section and the browser will scroll down to the section. Previously such links didn't work unless you manually expanded the content.

Could someone please review the patch? I have patches for T146393 and T261118 but they kind of rely on this.

I wanted to make sure it worked on the test wiki before I added this – and it does.

But you can't use {{#invoke:...}}, right? In any case, if you really want to store modules in the User namespace, you can run:

The above link was throwing errors, so I deleted the wiki and tried reinstalling it, but I can't recreate the demo for some reason...

But you can't run modules stored in the User namespace, can you? What's the point of drafting code if you can't test it? Just save them under Module:Sandbox/USERNAME/. This strikes me as a solution in search of a problem.

Surely live autocompletion should be there, no?

Change requested here.

I've pretty much figured this out, but a problem is that you can't translate the settings interface without either (1) modifying the Ace code directly; (2) running a MutationObserver and overwriting the interface every time the panel is opened; or (3) writing a new interface from scratch. The last is probably the most sensible option, but doing so before making the find/replace dialog translatable might be weird. I think I've cracked how to make it translatable. Stay tuned...

@matmarex Thank you for the review and the notes! Really appreciate the patience with which you've allowed me to learn the ropes.

You can already adjust the size of the code editor by dragging the lower side of the box.

Why is codeEditorMonitorFragment() attached to wikiEditor-toolbar-doneInitialSections in the first place? Why not simply execute it at the end of jquery.codeEditor.js along with setupCodeEditor()? (EDIT: I tried this and it didn't work either.)

What do we even need the italics for? It seems this can be fixed by simply removing <i>...</i> from reviewedversions-review on translatewiki.

I've figured this is achievable by attaching a handler to the hashchange event. Would that interfere with something (or be overkill)?

@Aklapper I assume backticks (i.e.`<input>`) will do. Compare the section for simulateLabelClick() and the corresponding source.

@Aklapper Is it clearer now?

Thanks, that makes sense. Looking forward to anchors on modules.

Then why not make sure such anchors are not used in existing Lua documentation, or use a unique enough prefix to avoid conflicts in the first place? It still makes little sense to leave out Scribunto because if line number anchors are going to be most useful on any type of pages, it must be Lua modules.

In T29531#6728446, @Esanders wrote:

@Johan, correct.

@thiemowmde Alright, created T270774: Wrong curid and title (tooltip) in grouped category changes on Watchlist/RecentChanges.

It seems this has been quietly resolved. Now categories with grouped changes are followed only by the plain text "(n changes)", no "history" link. Can someone identify the commit that implemented this change and close this task?

I can't reproduce this; now categories with grouped changes are followed only by the plain text "(n changes)". Can someone identify the commit that implemented this change and close this task?

This is good news.

Now the link text "WikiLove" is clipped when collapsed inside "More".

#ca-wikilove.icon a

should probably be

#p-views #ca-wikilove.icon a

This may be too trivial for Tech News, but at least the fact live diff now works for user CSS/JS is noteworthy, I think.