@Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE @Arian_Bozorg Hi, I'm not sure if this a bug or not so I'll comment here instead of adding a new task.

There is a small issue left: if you try to use $3 in a translation the interface says it is a unknown parameter and the translation gets marked as outdated.

Could we get a {{PLURAL:}} variable for how many pages the labels are being assigned to on watchlistlabels-editwatchlist-dialog-intro? The grammar in Finnish is sligtly different depending whether it is a single page or multiple pages. Thanks.

Isn't the rate limit based on the number of successful temp account creations, and not on "creation attemps" which would suggest it includes also failed attemps (e.g. blocked by the rate limit)? Or maybe I'm wrong?

@Pppery I noted that there are two spaces between "[[:$1]]" and "by" in the new message.

The system message diff-usergroups should probably support belonging to 1 user group because right now it's always plural? I would also add a clearer documentation as the current one ("The text for displaying user groups on diff view") doesn't tell what the variable $1 is. Took me some research to find out it's a number.

This is be an important feature for wikis with FlaggedRevs. Hopefully this could be solved soon.

In T404347#11173190, @SomeRandomDeveloper wrote:

It might be worth looking at https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Amultichill%2Ftoollabs+europeana.eu%2Fapi%2Fv2%2Fsearch&type=code, which is running on WMCS servers as far as I can tell

Here are the "Automatic" and "Re-use" tabs on Firefox where the tabs are displayed on a single row. Maybe due to narrower scrollbar on Firefox or something else?

In T394013#10926005, @ABorbaWMF wrote:

@Samoasambia - We think we have this one fixed, but none of us has the exact setup you used to reproduce this bug. We are moving forward now, and the fix should be included in the next release to the App Store. If possible, could you check if this issue persists once you have the new build? I can also post a link here if you'd prefer not to wait for the store. Thanks!

https://releases.wikimedia.org/mobile/android/wikipedia/stable/wikipedia-2.7.50534-r-2025-06-12.apk

I just got the survey on Wikidata (screenshot: F62296222). However, the survey page said it "is expired and no longer available". Not sure if that is a feature or a bug?

Hi, I noticed while translating the messages on translatewiki.net that the update frequency labels (daily / weekly / monthly) appear to be used for several things: 1) the update frequency indicator (Updates %s), 2) the turn off dialog in the settings (If you turn off Discover, you'll stop receiving %s reading recommendations from Wikipedia.), and 3) the new list notification (Your %s Discover reading list is ready.).

What determines the default order of the categories? It doesn't seem to be alphabetical nor the same order as in the old UI. I think it would be more intuitive and frictionless to use the old category order (or something very similar) as a default since it kinda reflects the relative importance of each category of special pages.

Surely the message checkuser-ipinfo-global-contributions-value should be accommodated for a single global edit or zero global edits like ipinfo-value-local-edits is? Now it would display "1 global edits".

I hope there will be a way to disable displaying gender in languages where there is no grammatical gender nor gendered pronouns as it doesn't make much sense to have it in them in my opinion.

@Pikne After the changes done on T388370: Incident Reporting System does not support GRAMMAR parser function I find the both examples now working in Estonian and Finnish. I think we can mark this task as resolved.

Btw, there's a similar bug with Growth experiments homepage too: T372714: {{GRAMMAR:}} parser function does not work on the Growth experiments homepage.

In T375338#10166018, @Samwilson wrote:

Yep this sounds annoying! And circular sitelinks should definitely be avoided. :)

So it shouldn't show in the mainspace or Property or Lexeme namespaces, but I guess it should still show on other Wikidata namespaces shouldn't it?