Interesting. I did a search before posting this issue, and T14974 didn't show up. And I can see why. Because I searched specifically for {{#ifeq:}} usage, but it seems like it's related to template transclusions instead, which is what I didn't test. The {{#ifeq:}} parser might therefore behave like a template transclusion.

Oh, I can't show images in there...

Yes, I've already connected some articles and pages to Wikidata. Thank you very much.

Alright, thank you. Should be tomorrow then.

Hi. What's the status on adding the Wikidata support?

Thank you. I didn't know it was already tracked in Phabricator (T429939), maybe it was created automatically as per request on Wikidata I added as a non-logged in user before creating this Pabricator request: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Report_a_technical_problem#Please_add_a_new_language_code:_isv (I was at work and couldn't log in to my Wikimedia account).

See [[d:Wikidata:Report a technical problem#Please add a new language code: isv]] for more information.

Okay, my bad. I guess it works as intended, I didn't even know that it's possible to embed multiple languages into an SVG image. That's good.

Okay, so I guess there must be an issue with my editor (my editor seems to not understand switch statements), and MediaWiki renderer (that also seems to have the same issue). But why does it work with direct Commons upload right from the tool?