I only use the pages-meta-current in about 10 projects and not so strict about the days... . So my concerns are not so valuable. I bypassed it by not checking the hash if it is to close to the days that dumps run. I am really not so bothered by that. Please close it if no one else is worried.

The problem is in the code for sure. The accent in dead keys in Greek keyboard are typed first so the last key pressed is a non dead key. onkeyup works in my tests.

Ok. Since the name of the folder is "latest" all files always must be there. But we can keep, in sha1sums.txt, the old sha1 (hash and filename) until a newer file "appears".

My objection is that I download a file from: XXXXX/latest/ which I cannot verify by downloading (from the same XXXXX/latest/ page) the sha1.txt
Either the file should not be there (so I can search it somewhere else, or download a previous) or it must be included in the sha1.txt in the same page.

I think is ok.

A bug, which may be related, still exists for Greek terms (in ALL projects, even in en.wiktionary) . Typing in the search box anything that ends in accented letter does not provide any suggestions that include the last letter (even if they exist ex. καλά). Copying and pasting works. Also typing anything after (ex. a space) works. It seems (to user) like the search is not done by the really typed letters, and the code is "waiting" for something.

Looking at the sha1 of dumps of elwiktionary the elwiktionary-20170620-sha1sums.txt contains pages-meta-current, but the elwiktionary-20170701-sha1sums.txt does not. And the 20170701 is the one that is in the directory of latests.

in el.wiktionary we have a LUA module https://el.wiktionary.org/wiki/Module:Kleida-el which constructs the DEFAULTSORT for Greek (ancient and modern) lemmas. At this moment works only for the 32 first letters. But the idea can be transfered here. Also since we already use it and allmost all lemmas have a DEFAULTSORT that can be used for such a search.

A language converter seems good. But it is important to apply it only in specific articles (or on demand?). Ethical problems may arise if we provide it to all pages and users or readers see it.

Thanks. I see https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=recentchanges&rctype=log|edit|new&rcprop=title|timestamp|loginfo&rclimit=max is exactly what I asked for. I was based in older tries. But is a little strange that: recentchanges- ->new do not contain "new" entries created by move actions.

Sorry, just realised how to upload the print screen.

My point is that "Greek polytonic" is not an real language. is just another script which includes the same words but many of them have different accent:
ἀναζήτηση instead of αναζήτηση (U+1F00 GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA WITH PSILI instead of U+03B1 GREEK SMALL LETTER ALPHA)
But many books exist in Greek language which are written in polytonic and must be included in wikisources.

The problem still exists. https://dumps.wikimedia.org/elwiktionary/latest/elwiktionary-latest-sha1sums.txt does not contain pages-meta-current. I can provide a todays printscreen, in case u check it after some days.

The checksums now are back but was it a script bug?