rev12322

@Headbomb what's your test case/example that used to work and now doesn't?

rev 12316 in default CSS set

direction: rtl;

on RTL wikis to align diff text correctly

I think this can be done by user CSS. If that's confirmed we can add to the default AWB CSS to apply for RTL wikis.

rev 12315

@Amire80 What is your monitor resolution and are you using Windows DPI scaling?

rev 12312

rev 12311

rev 12310

rev 12309

rev 12250

Hmm, problem is that the metadatasorter that's run as part of the append step just does the data sort, and stops if there are multiple defaultsorts. The logic to de-duplicate defaultsorts is part of genfixes and not run as part of the data sort.

OK, agree there's an issue here.

rev 12244

rev 12243

OK, @Reedy so as suggested let's please do next release on existing .NET 3.5 then a second release on .NET 4.5. If we leave both as enabled then that will give users some time to sort out any required .NET upgrades (Wikimedia has already dropped support for XP users as I understand it so this 3.5 to 4.5 bump should not affect any newer Windows versions).

@Bencemac I can't see any logic in AWB genfixes to change text of format RFC:123, or any format involving RFC. Do you have a diff where AWB genfixes changed an instance of that?

rev 12215 fixed in next release

rev 12211, exclude hu-wiki from PMID: changes, will be fixed in next release

rev 12210

I've edited article here https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Levocetirizine&diff=844743426&oldid=844325886

@Atlantic306, under Options menu, please tick "Restrict orphan tag addition to linkless pages" then report back whether AWB is tagging as expected.

rev 12204

rev 12199, 12200
Tagger: assume {{speciesbox}} and {{automatic taxobox}} always generates a wikilink, for correct underlinked assessment

rev 12198 Add "human name disambiguation" to disambigs list

The MonoDevelop v 5.0.1 version* I have supports up to .NET 4.5.1, though for AWB we have to date standardized on .NET 3.5 to better support older versions of Windows, and Linux etc. under Wine and support other IDEs such as SharpDevelop, MonoDevelop.

I have had to locally revert rev 12186 to continue to be able to compile using MonoDevelop.

Please link to MOS or policy pages to show that this is recommended/preferred behaviour, as I would not want to make a change just because it is your own preference or idea.

rev 12188

OK, I've not been able to replicate any issue by pasting in the version of that page prior to your edit.

rev 12178 Correct DEFAULTSORT comma rules for human names ending in Jr./Sr.

This was fixed by AWB rev 12159 a few months ago. I am aware we need to create a new release of AWB so this and other corrections are available to users.

Please discuss these problematic edits with the user who made the edits, Dcirovic in this case. These are not changes made by AWB code but by custom rules configured by the user, so AWB devs can't help you here.

@Tom.Reding are you reporting that the en-wiki agreed definition of stub requires us to look for particular templates or tags on the page talk page?

What do you mean by "AWB couldn't handle it" please?

We have a rare issue that pages get blanked on save.

rev 12171 No sorting of zeroth section templates for redirects

OK, interesting. I can't replicate that myself. I'm not sure why there would be a difference between fast and slow pressing of keyboard shortcuts.

OK, good that it's understood and resolved.

AWB sometimes has a focus issue that the focus moves away from one of edit box and diff area, so keyboard shortcuts pressed don't get picked up. I am unclear why this happens (otherwise would fix it). If control+S is pressed while focus is in the diff area the keyboard shortcut is passed to AWB edit box and actioned. If focus has been lost to elsewhere the keyboard shortcut doesn't work.

As documented at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/Typos#AutoWikiBrowser_.28AWB.29 it is by design that "If a typo rule matches a wikilink target, this rule will be ignored on the whole page". This was done as a way of avoiding false positives. So your first and third bullet are correct, second one (Match "in the end" of a wikilink) is not correct (or at least should not be).

@Loriendrew are you using AWB against English Wikipedia or some other site?

@alanajjar You say "until now". If you mean AWB is still using English tag names, then yes, that is because AWB is desktop software, so the code change is made but a new AWB release is required for you to get a new version of AWB with that change included. We normally make an AWB release every two or three months. @Magioladitis normally makes the releases, so please contact him if this change is urgent for you.

rev 12165

Fixed by rev 12122 for T147291

Working now:

It is transclusions (looking at the example provided of "Template:User wikipedia/RC Patrol").

rev 12164

rev 12162

rev 12161
For en-wp only, use [[WP:AWB|AWB]] instead of [[Project:AWB|AWB]] at end of edit summary to save characters.

fixed by rev 12159

Yes, you are right:

rev 12151

Current state:

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rev 12155

rev 12148 For T159958 For in template rules, apply rules to all template calls including all nested templates, rather than parent template only

As I said, you'd need two rules:

Need to install ie6 or ie7 winetrick, as we document at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/Mono_and_Wine#Starting_AWB

@Headbomb The example I gave worked for me, on the basis of having one rule for unnested cases, and the second rule with the details provided for nested template cases. Or is your actual need more complex than the example I provide, such that it doesn't work for another reason?

Yes, you would probably need a rule for unnested and a rule for nested.

@ChehVlad What Find & replace settings do you have please (error details refer to find & replace)?

Enable by default: because the pre-parse is not "editor edits one article while others are processed in background", it is "AWB processes all articles in background while editor has a cup of tea". I suppose we could have another option to provide what you ask for, but I'm not sure there is much of a use case for it as distinct to the existing pre-parse, which I think would be sufficient for what you need overall: to return to a list of only what needs editing. And realistically the problems we'll have with threading (if skip conditions depend on article alerts etc. this could block the main thread) mean I'm unlikely to find the will to try to implement it.

rev 12146

@Magioladitis please provide an example, page, settings used and expected change, as I am not clear what the reported problem is.

@Headbomb the existing "pre-parse" mode does this, under the Options menu

@Coobra what is your AWB version please?

Article fixed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_mammals_of_Ghana&diff=765646849&oldid=765298709 No problem now.

rev 12144

AWB version? Release or SVN?

OK, got it, "storm index" is a "Set index article"