In T240519#5870918, @matmarex wrote:

Basically the same as T229532#5430000 – repeat for VE and for DiscussionTools. Not necessarily all of those cases, but at least a few. Thanks :)

yup. this seems fixed too!

In T240259#5872964, @DLynch wrote:

My theory is that @Ryasmeen has NWE enabled, and so "edit source" isn't technically a navigation event (because it's just replacing the contents of the current page). We need to special case detecting and canceling this somehow.
@Ryasmeen If you don't have NWE enabled, let me know, because that'd demolish my theory. 😁

In T239550#5858547, @matmarex wrote:

Ah, I'll just fix it…

Please mention what I need to test here and the steps that I need to follow to test that and then move it back to Editing QA board for testing.

@Esanders: I am getting this warning message from the browser when I am closing the tab without posting a reply that I typed. Also, while navigating away to the other tabs except "Edit Source" tab.

I am raising it as UBN, since all testing activities are stalled because of this.

In T240640#5831189, @matmarex wrote:

So to summarize:

• When you're posting a reply, we allow you to type in a signature (or multiple) manually with ~~~~, in which case we don't add another one at the end of the comment. This is a bit silly to do, but there is not really any reason to try to disallow it. A more practical use case is adding a second signature to a comment in the upcoming comment-editing workflow (e.g. if you're making a significant correction to your previous comment and want to note when it was corrected).
• When the page already contains a comment with multiple signatures (within a single paragraph or list item), there will be only one "Reply" button added, at the end of the line.

In T243044#5854866, @Esanders wrote:

This is correct behaviour. Headings can't be placed in lists using pure wikitext.

In T239305#5849377, @alistair3149 wrote:

@Ryasmeen instead of inserting a template, it was simply visual editing a page that already has a template in there.
The issue wasn't reproducible on any WMF wikis as they are not on LTS build.

@alistair3149: I am sharing with you the result I got while trying to replicate it on Beta cluster. Could you please confirm if I described the issue correctly below?

In T239305#5840584, @alistair3149 wrote:

@Ryasmeen templates with TemplateStyles transclusion means using a template that uses TemplateStyles, aka having <templatestyles src="Template:Foo/style.css">.

In T239550#5824148, @matmarex wrote:

Yeah, pretty much. When copying from read mode, we don't have any "semantic" information that these are categories, it just looks like a list of links. And when you paste into a different site (I assume you copied from https://en.wikipedia.org/ to https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/), the links are treated as external and they are removed due to T196715, so all that's left is a plain list.

In T240643#5742655, @Esanders wrote:

I think it is also not possible to edit conflict with yourself, you have to test with two accounts (or one logged out).

Also, why is the option to add a citation from the context menu is not available on office wiki/mw.org?

@matmarex: I am not getting the error anymore and also getting that dialog that asks for converting to wikitext. So that's good. But after pasting and converting it to wikitext, the categories are appearing as bullet items. Is that expected?

I am unable to follow the steps here. Not sure, how to exactly get "templates with TemplateStyles transclusion". Please include step by step actions that caused this issue.

Still broken, error in the console:

In T242493#5802334, @JTannerWMF wrote:

Hey @Ryasmeen, what version of iOS are you running so that the engineers can attempt to reproduce?

@matmarex: This is happening on iOS, I am able to replicate it consistently on iPhone5s iOS 11 and iPhone 6s plus running iOS 13.1.2

I share @ppelberg's concern, if we are not doing anything after an action, at the very least an explicit feedback is usually expected.