In T244847#8502964, @Pintoch wrote:

Here is the current status of this issue:

The team at TIB (headed by @Loz.ross) is now maintaining the current wrapper and has contributed improvements to deploy it on other Wikibase instances:
https://gitlab.com/nfdi4culture/ta1-data-enrichment/openrefine-wikibase
Thank you to them!

Hi @Spinster ! We can certainly at least investigate if we will be able to get the extension installed! Could you open a dedicated ticket for that? With any details on what you see as making it tricky to get into PAWS?

Yay, it's amazing that you spotted the version update. Thank you for filing this :D

Yay! So many kudos to everyone who helps with the PAWS version of OpenRefine! 😁

Is this task still valid? Does it make sense to do "other OpenRefine cloud Wikimedia things" besides the PAWS installation?

We haven't had action on this topic for a while, so changing status. I think it's still relevant?

Thanks for reporting this! I recently did the steps above using OpenRefine 3.7 beta2, and the problem persists.

In T290088#8519473, @Eugene233 wrote:

@Spinster Please what is the state of this task?

In T325964#8490641, @whanley wrote:

I think this is solved, but I'll let better informed parties decide.

People on wikibase.cloud telegram group told me to add that tag as a local admin and it worked.

Thanks for spotting and reporting this! I have transferred this ticket to GitHub where it will be easier to act upon: https://github.com/OpenRefine/openrefine.org/issues/170

We did this !!!! 🎉

We're almost there! The upcoming OpenRefine 3.7 release will include full Wikimedia Commons upload functionalities.

It's possible, but not straightforward. With a few Wikimedians we're trying to figure it out.

I did a quick test, here's a very simple one I just created! https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Spinster/Map_test

This task is nearly finished. The project got an extension until end October 2022, and around that time we hope to release an official OpenRefine version that supports file upload. (It is already possible via snapshot releases, see https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:OpenRefine)

FWIW, I filed this ticket because I was using the public https://board.net/ Etherpad instance, and saw all those features there (test board at https://board.net/p/testboard3). This public instance is run by
https://www.fairkom.eu/en and I assume they also did a good check of all extensions / would not just install risky garbage. So I think it would be nice to do a fresh check of reliability of plugins indeed.

While there's some attention here, I'd like to bump T136744: After Code of Conduct is approved, Etherpad footer should link to it. too - although it's an old ticket, I think it would be really great to do this as well.

This task, even if old, still looks pretty relevant to me / would still make a lot of sense.

In T314803#8156934, @LabDom wrote:

I presume you are looking for the following link : https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/wikimania2022-batch-uploading

The session took place; thanks to all who participated and please get in touch with us if you have follow up questions and/or are interesting in contributing to OpenRefine.

You can also ping @Antoine2711 who can provide technical assistance from the OpenRefine side (I am not a coder).

At OpenRefine we are working on a 3.6.1 release - perhaps a good idea to wait until that release is out and try again?

This main task is totally done, so I will close it! Should have done this months ago already. Like with every other tool, there will always be lingering and new things to fix, but the basics are totally in place 💃

FYI, OpenRefine is (as of its version 3.6) now also able to batch add StructuredDataOnCommons to Wikimedia Commons files. Version 3.7 will do batch uploads too. See https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:OpenRefine for more info.

@ChristianFerrer Would you be interested in an introduction to OpenRefine (perhaps together with a few other former GWtoolset users)? I'm very interested to figure out together with you how OpenRefine can support the kind of uploads you want to do.

I have discovered this bug too, while testing SDC edits with OpenRefine. See this discussion on Multichill's talk page.

Why did I reopen this? Fat finger syndrome perhaps? 🤷‍♀️

FYI, OpenRefine will likely implement a SPARQL importer in the upcoming time (May-August 2022) through an Outreachy internship. Many OpenRefine users have requested to make it possible to start OpenRefine projects from a SPARQL query.

We now have documentation, including a short tutorial video.

The meetup took place, with more than 40 attendees! \o/

This task is completed! \o/ Thank you!

Yay, this is done! \o/ Thank you!

File captions on Commons are not properties. They are technically the equivalent of Labels on Wikidata.

Tested, and this works! Yay! Thank you :-)

I think we covered all datatypes! Closing this ticket as resolved. Thank you so much @Eugene233 :-D

Tested, and this works!! Thank you \o/

Tested, and this works! Thank you 😎

This problem showed up 'live' in our community meetup / demo yesterday as well. I've used the reconciliation service more often now, and I do notice this tends to happen with larger datasets and when larger amounts of data (often, but not always, multiple columns at once) are retrieved via data extension.

This issue was moved to the Commons Extension repository - this feature will be developed as part of the Commons Extension in OpenRefine: https://github.com/OpenRefine/CommonsExtension/issues/3

Downnotifier is set up (with my private email address, so that I can check it easily).

ISA is now also visible in Hay's Directory, with some help from Hay Himself :-) https://hay.toolforge.org/directory/#/search/campaigns

We will work on this issue, it's important and super handy! However, the code that addresses this will not be part of the reconciliation service, but will be made available in OpenRefine's Commons Extension.

As good progress is being made, we can include this task in the current sprint (Jan 24-Feb 11).

Small fix for whenever this is convenient to work on :-)

As discussed in our last team meeting (Jan 25): we will upload new files to Beta Commons while testing OpenRefine's upload functionality, so uploading a batch of files there now is not needed.

To finish/test during current sprint (Jan 24-Feb 11).

I think this task is done! Unless further testing is needed?

To finish/test during current sprint (Jan 24-Feb 11).

To finish/test during current sprint (Jan 24-Feb 11).

Just two more datatypes to enable in the current (Jan 24-Feb 11) sprint: