Sidenote: This was briefly a proposed wishlist item, but the author had more than 3 wishes so retracted this one. https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist_Survey_2019/Archive/Video_player_should_allow_playback_at_multiple_speeds

Visually it looks good. :-) I'm not a dev so cannot review the code solution used.

In T12093#155755, @TTO wrote:

This works now! Yay.

In T198988#4731221, @Qgil wrote:

Is there anything left here?

You can use the "qqx trick" (TLDR: append ?uselang=qqx or &uselang=qqx to any wiki URL) to find the existing MW UI message-strings, which can potentially be overridden. (Note: that only works for one-language at a time, so this method is cautioned against on our other wikis, but the vast majority of our devs are bi-lingual in (and I assume using Wikitech in) English.)
I.e. https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:NovaKey&returnto=Special%3APreferences%23mw-prefsection-openstack&uselang=qqx leads us to the string MediaWiki:Openstackmanager-novapublickey. You could add anything there.
(or you could update the original en.json to enable translations - there are 47 existing translations, despite the extension only (?) being used on wikitech!)
#probably_all_known,but_maybe_useful_to_someone! #needs_an_acronym

charinsert

also known as edittools on some wikis, e.g. (currently broken on) https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-Edittools.js

Ooo, https://github.com/lucaswerkmeister/cookiecutter-toolforge now exists. "A cookiecutter template for Wikimedia Toolforge tools using the Flask Python framework." -- (found via https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Sixth_Birthday -Thank you @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE !!!)

Yes for me on IRC.
I think last year we did that and other major sidechannel outreach on day 2, so that the deluge of proposals wasn't all at once. (Also I might be post-conference sick on Monday, so might need help writing the actual message to distribute.)

Yes to IRC. I think last year we did that and other major sidechannel outreach on day 2, so that the deluge of proposals wasn't all at once. (Also I might be post-conference sick on Monday, so might need help writing the actual message to distribute.)

@Anbans585 Hi. In answer to your question on my usertalkpage, the repo you want to look at is https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:CirrusSearch

@Seb35 thank you for your note on the upstream issue. Is there anything specific you need help on, to move this forward?

Let's say goal complete, so that I avoid perfectionism inclinations. Trizek will work on next steps for getting feedback, and we'll all help iterate it from here.

Hmm, the original example in the task here, was resolved by the creation of https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SandboxLink
Any wiki can request that extension (using the process at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requesting_wiki_configuration_changes )
and thus will be added to the existing list of wikis using it at https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/InitialiseSettings.php.txt (ctrl-F for wmgUseSandboxLink)
That probably means we can resolve this task, as written?

In T53303#4672334, @kaldari wrote:

It is still common for a user to not be able to determine if they have already sent a "thanks" or not.

Yeah, that sounds like a different problem. FWIW, the main reason it was built how it was (using the session) was to keep it lightweight and performant. I'm not convinced that this is enough of a problem to add extra database queries to all our revision interfaces to make sure people know every revision they've ever thanked.

In T53303#4671532, @kaldari wrote:

I can't reproduce this bug currently. Can anyone provide reproduction steps?

blocked by a browser extension (e.g. Privacy Badger)?

Andre and I are both OoO next Friday, so the week after might be good.

Actually, I'll close this. Nothing more I can do here.

Resolving this task, as Myst has cleaned out the code entirely, and is planning to rewrite it. (per their comment at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Ulf76ehiw0i5m0g7 and the current placeholder note at https://tools.wmflabs.org/coord/ - I didn't check any further than that.)