Hi! I'm reopening this issue because it seems like it was only fixed when adding a section to an existing page.

Indeed that's the module. I had forgotten about this task and project. I'm closing this task as resolved and archiving the project for now because the wiki talk page is the de facto bug tracking and issue reporting hub, and is working quite well for now. I'll un-archive if necessary. Thanks!

In T272594#6765596, @Nikerabbit wrote:

With consistent UI do you mean pretty URLs or appearing as tabs on top of the page like other actions?

Documentation at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgActions#Example seems quite straightforward so I may attempt to add the actions myself if no one objects.

Many replies consist of simple "Thank you" messages. These messages clutter talk pages and increase the nesting depth of discussions unnecessarily. Adding a Thanks button would help to reduce this. I just updated the task description with these reasons.

Problem with using pseudo-partial forms is that PageForms moves the template to the top of the page.

By auto-detecting the content model out of the filetype, I meant that if the imported file is named foo.css, set the content model to CSS, if it's bar.json, set it to JSON, if it's baz.txt, set it to wikitext, etc. Thanks!

I can confirm and reproduce @Spas.Z.Spasov analysis.

I suspect the issue may be due to the fact that when creating subpages of a module or the /doc subpage, the Translate extension (or MediaWiki core) defaults to the content model of the module.

This is the only thing standing on the way of full wikiproject automatization on the Spanish Wikipedia.

I'm actively working on the Excerpt module, making it more powerful and abstract so as to allow for identical reuse on every wiki.

The latest versions no longer use wgTitle and the initial bug report seems fixed.

I encountered the same issue when upgrading a wiki to 1.34. Upgrading the LabeledSectionTransclusion extension to the corresponding 1.34 branch fixed it.

I'm blown away, I knew nothing about this development and I'm so happy to hear it's so advanced already!!!

The current reference naming system is a problem for excerpts (transclusions of part of an article into another article) which are used heavily on the Spanish Wikipedia and may soon start seeing much more use on other wikis. The reason is that often, a part of an article containing a reference named :0 is transcluded into another article that also has a reference named :0, causing a conflict. The current solution is to just rename one of the references, but this is not easy for new users and sometimes it's not even easy for advanced users. This issue would no longer happen (or at least be very rare) if the references were named "semantically".

My motivation for this task was to use it within Wikipedia, but now I can do section transclusions (and more) with the Excerpt Lua Module, so I don't really need this done anymore. Still it would be a nice-to-have feature on MediaWiki, so I'm leaving it open, but I no longer plan to work on it.

This would be very useful for a wikiproject standarization effort (with smart templates) I'm doing in the Spanish Wikipedia.

This has become a problem for further development of excerpts in the Spanish Wikipedia. The desired usage pattern is:

Current version seems to support this perfectly.

This probably requires RecentChange::notifyLog.

Three anonymous users have requested this functionality at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:T4eb4ilitox5jcyv