@Xqt I just tried again, and I get the same errors. Here is the log:
(Also still defaults me to test instead of logging into simple)

@Xqt as long as it is before those two sections then I think we will be alright as it should default to being under notes due to placement. Let’s go ahead and push it and I’ll test it out. Thanks!

@Xqt I did not realize you wanted me to review the patch until now. I looked at it, and I was confused. I want to ensure that notes will come before references (based on line 262). If that is the case, then we should be good to go with the push.

@JJMC89 @Xqt Does it have to do with me running my command against the image maintained by WMF (toolforge jobs run --image tool-pywikibot/pywikibot-scripts-stable:latest). Do I need to import everything into my tool again and use the local to run —command against the local tool version like I had to with my bot?

@Xqt It is if you look at the code above, that is what I put in that sends me to the test wiki.

@Xqt Sorry to be a pain, but can you specify what I need to change in the following, please? I am somewhat technically adept but not a programmer.

@Xqt for some reason it keeps defaulting me to test, even though I have specified simple in my user config file.

@Xqt This is what we use

@Xqt I am running it on simple as I am banned on en-wiki. We use the same format though, so I am unsure what you are asking. I figured it should pass through without issue, but it dies when it hits that error.

I was the editor that got the notification. Looking at it again I see what happened and it’s not a software issue. I’ll close this as resolved if it allows me. If not, this can be closed.

@MarcoAurelio To get it to change back I had to delete my .pywikibot folder and then clone the master that left it at d, however, I have to run AWB to get all of the changes made from d to s back to d.

Bureaucrat - https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Chenzw

Ok, so what will be the impact going forward? Will the stable version change the variable on wiki when released, or will it leave it as %d? I just need the solid answer as our BC wants to know before I can do more trials as it changed everyone's from d to s.

I ran a test on my talk page and it again converted the "d" to "s" on wiki as you can see in this diff https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:PotsdamLamb&type=revision&diff=8362575&oldid=8362568&diffmode=source.

Also, from the trial run it had converted my %d to %s so that needs to be reverted as well.

Hey, so I did a test on one of our admin's talk page subpages, and it changes the actual variables in the user's config on the page:

Yes, if I try to use the master I get fatal: remote error: pywikibot/master unavailable

So I did both, including the pull, and it still shows I have the outdated version.

I am on toolforge. Do I need to do a git pull again?

So I did a test and now I got "TypeError: %d format: a number is required, not str"

Hey ran into another issue after your patch. It should be saving them as User talk:PotsdamLamb/Archives 1 instead, it is saving it as User talk:PotsdamLamb/Archives/1 or User talk:PotsdamLamb/Archives 1 (when I added a space between /Archives and /%(counter)s. It should be a space per Miszabot/Config. You can see the ones it created at https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:PrefixIndex?prefix=PotsdamLamb&namespace=3

No worries! Please let me know when you have it fixed, and I will run mine and see what happens. Should I change my variables back to "d"?

Hi, Xqt I got that too using the shared library but different line numbers:

Xqt I am using the shared repository and I just am in progress of setting it up. Like I had stated it ran fine Thursday night on a test but then Friday morning I had not made the change yet on my page as I was trying to figure out what was going on with the error about the %d. So from what I am reading above I have no choice but to use %s. I saw the new release on Friday and that is where I first realized going through the release notes that d was being removed in the next release.

I have run into this on simple Wikipedia as well. I believe I also opened a ticket long ago that would freeze and present the same message about having to relog. I would log back in and get the same message repeatedly, so I gave up using huggle and went to RW and Twinkle combined.

I also get this on simple, only when exiting the program though.

I can verify this is now working as intended. Thank you.

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Administrators%27_noticeboard#Task_for_Huggle_needed_by_admins

There is and I can post on there. Thanks! I will close this out when they fix it.

I agree with what Phuzion wrote. Thanks for opening this!