Gergo was actually faster to notice this :).

14:54 <+logmsgbot> !log urbanecm@deploy1001 Synchronized wmf-config/InitialiseSettings.php: c06e720: Revert "wgNamespaceRobotPolicies: thwiki: Add 100 NS to noindex" (T253574) (duration: 01m 06s)

In T253574#6192604, @Geonuch wrote:

@Urbanecm Excuse me, We want to remove 100 namespace from robot policy. Please see details again. Best regards

The wiki is fairly new, created on 2020-05-20 (cf T249506). When comparing gomwiktionary's and gomwiki's revision table and related indexes (both s3), I see that gomwiktionary has rev_actor, while gomwiki has rev_user{_text}.

Done

I recall seeing that url-downloader has some download limits, and some server-side upload requests didn't come through for that reason. Not sure if there is a usecase for limiting that through.

Thanks for the report. The user account does have an email attached, and the built-in password reset feature should be functional. If you don't see an email, please make sure to double check your spam folder.

Thanks everyone

In T253909#6174400, @Krinkle wrote:

@Urbanecm What is the error exactly? Or is there no program error?

Theoretically, we could allow brackets at the end of the title, but I'm asking myself: will there be titles like "John Smith (2019).jpg", where the 2019 portion would be taken as the numeric identifier? We could also allow only 1 to be the numeric identifier, but...are there some cases when the numbering intentionallly doesn't start from 1? Those are of course only questions, and not blockers :).

File already exists.

I think we should go ahead and enable it. As already mentioned above, it's already widely used at public wikis, and some private wikis might want to use bots.

In T241893#6143136, @RhinosF1 wrote:

@Urbanecm: Can you please review the above consensus?

An email to wikitech-l should be sent, according to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Privilege_policy.

As it has been said already, for now, the group is needed. If someone will adapt the userrights page to work with interwiki cases, this can change, but for now, thjis is WONTFIX.

Project summary: https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedie:Zku%C5%A1enosti_nov%C3%BDch_wikipedist%C5%AF/Strukturovan%C3%A9_editace
Discussion page: https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskuse_k_Wikipedii:Zku%C5%A1enosti_nov%C3%BDch_wikipedist%C5%AF/Strukturovan%C3%A9_editace

In T252600#6136219, @RhinosF1 wrote:

I can see one that's CC-BY-SA 4.0 so I'll create a patch but I'd like to hear from @Urbanecm before SWAT

there is also Module: namespace at your wiki. If you would like to get that localized as well, we'd need the translation of Module as well.

https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/dioezarchivschwab1892/0093/image has this icon:

Andre meant that you should use the request button at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Upload_tools/wgCopyUploadsDomains, it prefills the form with some data :).

(not really blocked on development, rather on product management, but this is the most related column here)

(isn't really blocked on development, but on product management, but anyway)

not a site request, unrelated to MW config

Ivm, my mistake, it's post-install, heh :D. Could you have a look at the reviews at your patch?

What about measuring the shutdown treshold per user, so it would be like "a lot of users are facing difficulties"? That way, we would be more safe with one-man-shutdowns? What do you think?

Thanks for the reminder @RhinosF1.

I said it works technically - not that it's preferred. I'm in favor of explicitly adding those two lines.

In T249562#6102426, @Niharika wrote:

Great. Thumbs up from me on this ticket. @Urbanecm if you need help reviewing the code, let me know and I can request someone on my team to look into it.

Both should work, according to my understanding of the code. However, I'd prefer not whitelisting the TLD part - as it's not guaranteed the domain exists in all TLDs. If multiple TLDs are needed, just add multiple whitelist lines.

Anyone to review this form?

In T248262#6083047, @Legoktm wrote:

Approved from my perspective. @Dvorapa can you create a separate account for this? I can add it to the Non-interactive users group then.

In T251715#6105136, @Jdforrester-WMF wrote:

When I said that I would fix this, this is exactly the opposite of what I meant.

Deployed.

So seems everything is finally done, then

This was backported to wmf.28 and wmf.30. I've checked at cswiki, looks like it works to me.

I guess we want to backport this?

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/mediawiki-config/+/593968

To those who don't watch subtasks: I've looked into how much users use Python2 those days, and uploaded the result as F31801803.

Sorry @Multichill, missed your message. Seems the warning messages that got sent out helped a lot:

Assigning to the patch author.

This was discussed in my check-in meeting. I feel that the magic word approach would be more useful for wikis like cswiki, who don't have a dedicated list of welcome message signers, yet the welcome message could be altered to also introduce the mentor.

It doesn't seem so @Niharika :-).

In T249643#6102193, @QEDK wrote:

Is is possible to list on the Deployment page when the train is blocked, I scheduled patches last time (and was on IRC) only to be informed that it is policy to not conduct SWAT deploys when the train is blocked. :/

@Zoranzoki21 Could you do https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Add_a_wiki#Wikipedia_mobile_apps as well?

In T249643#6097751, @Huji wrote:

Thanks for the explanation. So should I work on scheduling this? Or make myself available for a particular SWAT window?

Done. This will be automatically available to stews once train gets to Meta.

Thanks!

In T249643#6097490, @Huji wrote:

That's what I thought too. Because I have submitted lots of non-urgent config patches, all of which were +2'ed and eventually deployed without me being involved with their scheduling or SWAT. So I was assuming that this patch would go through the same experience.

In T249643#6096693, @QEDK wrote:

In T249643#6096627, @Urbanecm wrote:

Hi Huji, do you plan to schedule this for deployment? :-)

@Urbanecm Are we supposed to schedule patches before they are +2ed (because I've got a couple)?

@Huji Yes, all config patches needs to. You basically need to schedule the patch at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deployments in any SWAT window (except Puppet SWAT :-)) and then be available in #wikimedia-operations during the window you chosed. Everything else can be explained during the SWAT deployment. More detailed instructions can be found at this GCI taskhttps://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Google_Code-in/Admins#Deploy_a_Wikimedia_site_configuration_change_(2018/2019).

Hi Huji, do you plan to schedule this for deployment? :-)

Sure, here you go!