For the last two days or so, many spam Campaign records were being created, because of a security hole that allowed a not-logged-in user to create a Campaign.

@Aklapper The application was submitted on the Outreachy website then, it just didn't have a Phabricator version posted.

The Dashboard went down when the disk filled up. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T219865

The disk was full. I've fixed it for now, and will look into preventing that particular problem soon.

I'm deploying a fix for this: https://github.com/WikiEducationFoundation/WikiEduDashboard/commit/fc1dc9a0b398e6f97d636c9628fd8ae2881f2504

@Madhurgupta10 sure, sounds good.

@zaisid either one of those, although it's probably too late this round for totally separate project ideas.

Hi @Jcnitdgp25. See the note I just added to the end of the task description.

Done! We had the server up and configured two weeks ago and did the switchover, and I just did the final step of destroying the Ubuntu instance.

@srishakatux I added this on the Outreachy site also, where it's pending approval.

@Batrapunit hi! I've just updated the description with some general information to help you get started.

Wes and I spent today getting a new debian server spun up, configured, and set for deployment. We got the app up and running, so what remains to be done is:

• Put up a notice about pending downtime
• Disable the old server
• Create a mysql dump
• Load the dump on new server
• Redirect outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org to the new server
• Verify that things are working smoothly
• Destroy the old server

@Theklan thanks! I think it's likely that we'll be improving cross-wiki support as well as additional namespace support for the Dashboard this summer, partly through a Google Summer of Code project.

Thanks @Jdforrester-WMF !

Currently, the only way to pull that data is to have server access, and run the above ruby code from a server console. It's a quick task, so I think it'll be easier to keep doing it this way for now, but at some point we could build an easier way to generate this data on demand.

Thanks @Krenair. What will it mean for Ubuntu support to be removed?

Wiki Education articles aren't necessarily representative in terms of the likelihood of having markup edge cases, but my rough guess based on that would be about 1 in 40 articles. It's probably higher in the general article population from lists and other table-heavy article genres that our student editors don't work on as often (and probably higher on well-developed articles, since they'll have more markup and more complex markup).

I've just pulled the data, and will send it by email shortly.

Wiki Education has been using the WhoColor API on the Dashboard for a while now, and I can report how it's been received by our users — mostly instructors who are using it for reviewing the work that their students have done on existing articles. Here's an example of it in action: https://dashboard.wikiedu.org/courses/University_of_Chicago/Censorship_and_Information_Control_During_Information_Revolutions_(Autumn)/articles?showArticle=51093345

Sure, that would be helpful.

It seems to be working for me (in both the real tour and the example), as long as I click 'add qualifier' rather than use the guider arrow to advance to that step.

I've deployed those changes, and I think it takes care of all those cases.

Thanks for identifying these problems!

I've just added Tulu (and a handful of other new-ish Wikipedia languages). You should be able to select it now.

This is really cool!

This is done, although it will require minor updates each time a new article quality model is added. Should be working now for both courses and campaigns for euwiki.

It's back up now, and appears to be working properly.

It's being migrated to a different server, as part of this: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/phame/post/view/120/neutron_is_here/

@Tgr if a user does not already have an account, we send them the Special:CreateAccount with a return_to param to route them directly to OAuth. For example, like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount&returnto=Special%3AOAuth%2Fauthorize&returntoquery=oauth_consumer_key%3D<some_token>%26oauth_token%3D<other_token>

@Ladsgroup we probably wouldn't hit the limit very often as long as the rate limiting is really only enforced for multiple simultaneous connections. The main process where the dashboard imports revision data for lots of revisions at a time has been rewritten with batching and no parallel connections at all (at least, for now).

@Theklan those unit abbreviations are now available for translation.

In T188407#4616045, @greg wrote:

In T188407#4456497, @Ragesoss wrote:

I proposed a migration plan (both last year, and this year) for importing that data to Programs & Events Dashboard, but the Education team did not have the budget for it. If SQL dumps are archived, maybe we can do that eventually.

@Ragesoss this might help the current situation. See: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/other/educationprogram/

@Yasasia hi! Please send me an email to sage@wikiedu.org and I'll send you an invite to our development channel for this project on Slack.

@Theklan I've made some progress on this. The graphs on individual courses should be working now for all the langauges currently supported by the ORES articlequality model, including eu. The campaign graphs are probably still not reliable, but we'll hopefully get those ported over to the new graphing system soon.

@Nikerabbit thanks much! I just opened a PR to limit the scope of the ignored messages to just that empty unit message.

@Nikerabbit can you enlighten us? Wiki Education Dashboard locales have a set of number translations in the en.yml file, but they don't show up for translation.

@Theklan thanks! I'm not sure why these are not showing up as translatable message on Translatewiki. The English versions are there, eg, https://translatewiki.net/wiki/Wikimedia:Wikiedudashboard-number.human.decimal_units.units.thousand/en

I added handling for cross-wiki links. It should be working properly now.

@Whatamidoing-WMF no, I haven't tried it, but definitely interested! A good shared editing tool would be really useful for most of the kinds of programs on both Wiki Education Dashboard and Programs & Events Dashboard.

Done.

The Wikidata WikiProject India page stopped updating again 8 days ago. I updated sidekiq-unique-jobs to the new release, and then had to do this to clear the unique keys:

• bundle exec uniquejobs del 'uniquejobs:*'

@contraexemplo: updated translations from Meta can fetched and published on the Dashboard, but it does not happen automatically. To update the translations, you visit this URL, with the relevant module as the parameter: https://outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org/reload_trainings?module=using-the-dashboard

I proposed a migration plan (both last year, and this year) for importing that data to Programs & Events Dashboard, but the Education team did not have the budget for it. If SQL dumps are archived, maybe we can do that eventually.

The Wikidata WikiProject India page has gone 20 days without an update. This appears to be because new update jobs are not being enqueued in Sidekiq for it. After adding some debugging features for course data updates, I temporarily stopped the update queues, removed all courses from them, then cleared all sidekiq-unique-jobs keys from redis:

• bundle exec jobs expire (which deleted about 5000 keys, but apparently not the one blocking course 11168)
• bundle exec jobs del '*' (which deleted 3 more keys, and appears to have cleared the way for rescheduling an update for 11168)

This shows up on the user profile page of a user who has been the instructor/facilitator of at least one program on the Dashboard. It's the label for a graph showing when each of the programs happened. For example: https://outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org/users/StowellLaura4

I've changed the main 'Report a problem' link to point to Meta.

Per our IRC discussion, I've also added the option to choose a different base page for the course pages instead of "Project:Outreach_Dashboard". It's now set for "Project:Nástěnka" on cs.wikipedia.

I've enabled edits, and @Urbanecm and I tested it out with a few edits.

@Urbanecm yes, using the same template for both of those is fine, as they both will use the same parameters ({{course}}} and {{slug}}}). Which one do you want to use?

Here are the per-language configs: https://github.com/WikiEducationFoundation/WikiEduDashboard/tree/master/config/templates

@Urbanecm: sorry, I should have linked a different set. They aren't enabled from outreachdashboard.wmflabs.org for en.wiki (only from dashboard.wikiedu.org) and I guess there are some missing ones, but here are the en.wiki dashboard.wikiedu.org templates:

@Urbanecm: have the templates used by the dashboard already been created? If so, please let me know the template names. I need to create a config file for which templates to use on cs.wikipedia.

Thanks for the report!

Thanks for the ping. @Theklan, I've filed an issue for it: https://github.com/WikiEducationFoundation/WikiEduDashboard/issues/1896

@Superzerocool: we mostly use github for tracking issue for the Dashboard; here's the most relevant one: https://github.com/WikiEducationFoundation/WikiEduDashboard/issues/1738

@Superzerocool: this is not possible yet, but it's probably the most-requested feature at this point. I want to implement it, but it's going to be fairly complicated and I'm not yet sure when I'll be able to work on it, or how best to implement it.

@Stefan_Schneider_WMDE I've sent you a CSV with the data. Please reopen if there's anything else you need.

Also, although I won't be at the 2018 Hackathon, several developers familiar with the project will be. Anyone interested in this area can let me know if you want to get in touch with them. :-)

@Rodelar have you tried using Programs & Events Dashboard for your editathons? Art + Feminism had good success with it this year for helping organizers set up a few hundred editathons in March, and it's possible to configure it so that it will only report stats on the set of articles you want to track. If it doesn't work for your use case, we're eager to identify how it can be improved, as editathon campaigns are a very common use case for it.

@geraki the other facilitator could add you back. An admin can also do so; I'll do that now.

Thanks @MusikAnimal! Added an issue for it: https://github.com/WikiEducationFoundation/WikiEduDashboard/issues/1851

@Stefan_Schneider_WMDE Cool. Ping me here at the end of the campaign and I can do that.