I would really like to see this implemented. Multiple times, different Commons editors have approached me to ask for a way to avoid cluttering their watchlists. This is because I can make tens of thousands of edits for a single user. Basically, this means their watchlist becomes useless while I am editing their images (I have been making more than 100,000 edits per month for more than two years). Any method to mark my edits as minor—for example, by adding a preference to "mark all my edits as minor"—would be a huge help for Commons image uploaders.

@jcrespo thank you very much. Everything works correct. Have a great day/Wszystkiego dobrego.

@jcrespo thank you very much. Fixing this will make my life easier because its blocking adding structured data in "sport" category. Depictor (that I am using to add structured data) is not handling well such situations, and crash.

@jcrespo - I tried to reupload them in same place, but I got error message that I am trying to reupload same file by same file, and then path of uploading ends. So I dont know how to solve problem. Either I am PEBCAK or system is not allowing to "reupload same file in same place". Can someone else upload this files in this place?

I found another volunteer for pl.wiki:
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedysta:S%C5%82awek_Borewicz

@MatthewVernon as you described in T321869 I created separate issue for this.

Similar issues were reported in T321869

Similar issues were reported in T231078

Same situation here:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yankees_Baseball_(1)_(10562830654).jpg

I am against going back to bullet list. All reasons mentioned by Wargo are correct. One column where we can just move in one column cursor is much more user friendly. Issue "how far is this column from name of article" can (and should) be solved by T372124

As a member/admin of pl.wiki I support moving this column as first after name of article. This is button that is used most common on this page, so it should be accesible faster.

I am able to replicate this issue. Chrome, icognito mode, desktop.

Dear Person Who Will Be Writing Postmortem for this ticket:

In T334940#8790670, @Bawolff wrote:

With all due respect to everyone involved, i really think its not ok to disable something not actively being exploited [i assume, i dont know), and is used in main namespace for real articles, without giving at the bare minimum a day notice (wikitech-l + mass message VP) so users can fix articles. Even if this was actively being exploited (or is likely to be upon announcement, has public PoC, whatever) i would expect comms to fast follow disabling. At least inside of an hour.

Edit: this might have been to strong, but VP announcements really should have happened immediately after disabling.

To be clear, not criticizing the disabling, just the lack of timely communication.

I created wikidata entry for category
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q117788173
So far I put only
Category:Pages with disabled graphs
Kategoria:Strony z zablokowanymi wykresami
inside, if you created category for you wiki please add to this item.

In T254239#6444173, @Catrope wrote:

@Nux or other Polish speakers, could you please help me with the labels (text) for the links to the help pages? I've tried guessing, but I don't speak Polish so I've probably gotten it wrong. Here's how the list of links would be displayed to users with my guesses, please tell me what to change these to:

• Styl
• Edytowanie
• Przypisu
• Nowy artykuł
• Illustrowanie

Also note that the Wikidata item listed as the learn more link for "update article" (Q4664141) doesn't have a plwiki page, so that task will not have a "learn more" link (this is fine, if there is no appropriate page to link to). As you noted, this can be changed at https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:NewcomerTasks.json (which I've now created).