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Jan 11 2019
I have no issue whitelisting the rest: <mark>, <progress>, and <time>. (Of these, <mark> seems the most obviously useful.)
What about <meter>, <details> and <summary>?
Jan 9 2019
Dec 27 2018
I don't think there's anything the parser (or any other part of MediaWiki) can do to change this behavior. It's completely up to the browser as far as I know. Would love to be corrected if I'm wrong.
Dec 6 2018
The diff in https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/transactions/detail/PHID-XACT-TASK-4o7rea2lrkhv4y4/ is illegible. All I did was adding <details> and <summary>.
Dec 5 2018
you'll probably want to re-evaluate UA stats after Nov 17 to see what the true final fallout is
If I'm reading https://analytics.wikimedia.org/dashboards/browsers/#all-sites-by-browser/browser-family-and-major-tabular-view correctly, then IE8 is at 0.5%. If we assume that 1% of those have disabled JavaScript, that makes it 0.005% of all users, or five in ten thousand. Is that good enough to start whitelisting a few HTML5 elements in wikitext?
Dec 4 2018
nor is the TOC headline in blue
I am struggling to understand what you mean by this, but it sounds like a regression, and an unintended one at that. You should probably file a new task about this, and tag it with "Regression".
Dec 2 2018
Nov 30 2018
If the diff link is not the first item in the list, or in different places depending on whether a section was edited or not, that would be the end of counter-vandalism.
should it be "§" instead of an arrow?
This reminds me of T18691. Long story short: "§" does not mean "paragraph" in the broadest sense in all cultures. In some cultures, it only refers to paragraphs relating to laws.
Nov 28 2018
Nov 17 2018
As JJMC89 has already noted, this is because '' in wikitext opens an <i> tag. This <i> tag is then closed before the closing </code> so that the tags do not overlap incorrectly, causing the ; to be italicized. The following wikitext gives the intended result:
<code><nowiki>output='';</nowiki></code>
Nov 11 2018
Nov 6 2018
Can confirm. I recreated the minimal test case live in case that helps anyone:
https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anv%C3%A4ndare:Nirmos/T208901
https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anv%C3%A4ndare:Nirmos/Comment
https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anv%C3%A4ndare:Nirmos/Comment/styles.css
Oct 27 2018
Oct 26 2018
Has the Parsoid patch that removes the p tags around style tags been deployed, and if so, when was it deployed? I'm asking because I'm still seeing style tags wrapped by p tags on for example https://sv.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/html/Anv%C3%A4ndare%3ANirmos%2FAnders_Bj%C3%B6rck
Oct 25 2018
Oct 24 2018
So, this was a combination of 3 things:
- While the massmessage-optout-category category certainly is recognized by MediaWiki, it of course isn't added by MediaWiki. It is added manually by the users. This was a brainfart on my end.
- On Swedish Wikipedia where I investigated this, old pages had the category "Pages with obsolete Vega 1.0 graphs". It had since been localized to "Sidor med föråldrade Vega 1.0 grafer", but the pages were still in the old category. This is a MediaWiki bug in itself. I have now resaved the pages so that they are in the new category and moved the category to the name that MediaWiki uses.
- MediaWiki no longer adds any "Pages containing blacklisted links" category. It used to do this (the category key was spam-blacklisted-category). It was disabled for performance reasons in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/mediawiki/extensions/SpamBlacklist/+/122285/ Unfortunately, English Wikipedia manually adds this category using a template (Blacklisted link inline) which fooled me. This category really should be deleted on projects where it is empty, and hopefully the admins on enwiki can rename their category, although I doubt they would agree to that.
Oct 22 2018
Oct 17 2018
Oct 16 2018
@Bawolff I'd like to get svwiki in report-only mode. Should I start a discussion with the community about this now, or is it way too early?
Oct 8 2018
Filters can add tags. Doesn't this create the same chicken-and-egg problem that has already been described in T53421? Or am I completely misunderstanding what this task is about?
Oct 7 2018
Sep 24 2018
Sep 21 2018
Sep 20 2018
Now there is no line break between "(View source | Export)" and "Uses:"
Sep 16 2018
If I'm reading https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/b correctly, then the b tag only accepts phrasing content as content, and according to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/Content_categories#Phrasing_content neither ol nor li belongs to that category, so as I understand it, the input is invalid.
Produced HTML:
<p> <b> </b> </p> <b></b> <ol> <b> <li>a b c</li> <li>d e f</li> </b> <li> <b>g </b> h <b> i</b> </li> <b> <li>j k l</li> <li>m n o</li> </b> </ol> <b></b> <p> <b></b> </p>
Sep 11 2018
You have misspelled "minerva" as "minera" in https://zh.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Wikipedia:%E9%A6%96%E9%A1%B5/styles.css
Aug 28 2018
Aug 21 2018
Shouldn't the comment in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/mediawiki/extensions/AbuseFilter/+/454285/2/tests/phpunit/AbuseFilterTest.php be updated too?
Aug 14 2018
The description mentions some onerror attribute that I've never heard of:
CSP disables all the inline ways of executing javascript (e.g. <img onerror="alert(1)"> )
Will this also affect onclick attributes?
Aug 7 2018
As far as I can see, https://stream.wikimedia.org/v2/stream/recentchange works perfectly for glwiki. I'm testing this personally on https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Senaste_%C3%A4ndringar/EventStreams with the gadget that I have made: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-EventStreams.js
Jul 27 2018
Jul 23 2018
It has nothing to do with lang=ru. It's the same problem on svwiki.
Jul 21 2018
While starting to clean Commons.css, one of the administrators wondered if TemplateStyles might extend the loading time (parsing, possible duplication, ...). Do we know if this has a negative impact on performance?
See T185853. Even in the worst case scenario (i.e. in the migration period when styles in the MediaWiki namespace and styles from TemplateStyles are loaded at the same time) there was no measurable change in performance. In theory, TemplateStyles would be good for sparsely used templates, and bad for ubiquitous templates, but since we did not observe any such thing, my guess is that the amount of CSS that is local to a wiki is so small in proportion to the total amount of CSS. Unfortunately, I don't have any numbers to support that – it's just a gut feeling.
Jul 19 2018
There is also svwiki-mw-tour, set to expire 1969-12-31T23:59:59.000Z (and yes, I actually can see this under Network → Cookies → Request Cookies in Chrome, not just under Application → Cookies).
Jul 18 2018
Jul 14 2018
Jul 6 2018
If this is the case, then there wouldn't be interface editors at some wikis.
The idea of an interface editor or engineer group that is meant to be more accessible than sysop is indeed backwards with regard to security.
Jul 3 2018
Jun 26 2018
How are you viewing this data exactly?
I used the Storage tab in Firefox. If I instead use the Network tab, cpPosIndex, UseCDNCache and UseDC are not present.
Jun 25 2018
cpPosIndex, UseCDNCache and UseDC definitely do not go away with two minutes of browsing. Also, I started my computer this evening (the 25th) and as you can see these cookies have an "Expires" date for the 24th, i.e. a date that has already occured.
Jun 21 2018
Here are the cookies I have, if that helps:
centralauth_Session centralauth_Token centralauth_User cpPosIndex forceHTTPS GeoIP loginnotify_prevlogins svwikircfilters-toplinks-collapsed-state svwikiSession svwikiUserID svwikiUserName UseCDNCache UseDC VEE wikiEditor-0-booklet-characters-page wikiEditor-0-booklet-help-page WMF-Last-Access-Global WMF-Last-Access
Jun 16 2018
The relevant messages here are scribunto-limitreport-memusage-value-html and size-megabytes.
Jun 14 2018
I made an edit request at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Www.wikivoyage.org_template#Pashto
there’s no reason a wiki cannot locally decide to add their sysops to the new group too
The problem here is that there are many wikis that do not have any bureaucrats. These projects would effectively lose the ability to edit their own site-wide CSS and JS.
Jun 12 2018
Just noting here that there are two modules mentioned in ecc812f0 that are not present in PerfektesChaos's comment. These are:
mediawiki.api.login
mediawiki.api.rollback
Jun 10 2018
(Most tasks regarding ApiSandbox seem to be tagged as MediaWiki-API, not MediaWiki-Special-pages, hence the retag)
Jun 5 2018
Jun 2 2018
Will this task (and/or the parent task T161671) allow us to do cross-searches between page and user? For example: "Give me the edits on Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical) by Nirmos".
May 30 2018
This task seems like a special case of the more generic T63007. I think it would be better to solve that task instead. If that task is solved, you have solved it for any page, not just the main page, and not just for CSS, but JavaScript too.
May 24 2018
Does this task have anything to do with the fact that
== Innehåll ==
is changed to
==Innehåll==
May 20 2018
Wouldn't it be easier to create a template with the content
<code>{{#tag:nowiki|{{{1}}}}}</code>
?
May 19 2018
And, for completeness
{ const regex = /EmbedPLayer\./i; Object.keys( mw.config.get() ).filter( v => regex.test( v ) ).length; }
gives 46, which means EmbedPLayer.IFramePlayer.DomainWhiteList is the only key with any capitalization error in that part of the name (that is, before the first dot).
Wooooaaahhh. I wrote
Object.keys( mw.config.get() ).filter( v => v.startsWith( 'EmbedPLayer.' ) );
in the console to see how many keys there are, and was surprised when I only got one value in the array. Turns out that one of the keys is misspelled. See the capital L in PLayer?
May 17 2018
Will I as a gadget author have access to the violation reports for svwiki?
May 9 2018
I would also like to challenge
I could live with "tech(nical)? (admin|sysop)" or "technician".
May 7 2018
What's wrong with just "developer"? Is it because Wikimedia folk usually say "the developers" when they mean WMF staff, and you want to avoid confusion?
Apr 28 2018
I'm pretty sure the BadMethodCallException is PHP, not JavaScript. The code below that is JavaScript, though.
Is this because of https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/419520 for T167246?
Apr 27 2018
Now that this has happened, I suppose what needs to be determined is: Was this a one-time hickup, or will the same thing happen next week? If the former, there's not much use beating a dead horse, and this task can probably be closed. If the latter, I'd like to see some effort from the WMF going in to investigating this.
Apr 26 2018
T193091 was filed about this.
Could someone remind me, is hewiki one of the two Wikipedias that get new software updates one day early? Is it hewiki and cawiki?
Apr 23 2018
I'm a little bit confused here. This bug is about quoted URLs, and that's also what the commit message in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/428371 says. However, RELEASE-NOTES-1.31 says unquoted URLs. Have you actually fixed two different issues here, or is the wording in the release notes a mistake?
Apr 18 2018
Apr 16 2018
If I understand your problem correctly, then resolving this task will not solve your problem because:
- As far as I know, there is not (yet) any infrastructure for filtering out edits with a certain tag. The inverse (only showing edits with a certain tag) does exist, but that's not what we want to do here.
- As far as I know, tags aren't applied retroactively.
In lieu of support from MediaWiki to do this, we can use JavaScript and CSS. You can add
$( function() { 'use strict'; if ( mw.config.get( 'wgCanonicalSpecialPageName' ) === 'Listfiles' ) { $( '#mw-content-text' ).prepend( '<button type="button" id="gadget-toggleflickr2commons" title="Toggle visibility of images uploaded using Flickr2Commons.">Toggle Flickr2Commons</button>' ); $( '#gadget-toggleflickr2commons' ).click( function() { $( '.TablePager_col_img_description' ).each( function( i, e ) { if ( $( e ).text() === 'Transferred from Flickr via Flickr2Commons' ) { $( e ).closest( 'tr' ).toggleClass( 'gadget-toggleflickr2commons' ); } } ); } ); } } );
to Special:MyPage/common.js. This adds a button at the top of Special:ListFiles. When you click it, it will add the HTML class "gadget-toggleflickr2commons" to all rows where the description is "Transferred from Flickr via Flickr2Commons".
Apr 13 2018
Ah, I see! So I have to change my code to
mw.hook( 'wikipage.content' ).add( function( elements ) { 'use strict'; if ( elements.hasClass( 'mw-changeslist' ) ) { console.log( 'wikipage.content fired' ); } } );
Thank you!