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Works again now.
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Mon, Feb 9
Better to be a parent of T414234 because Pywikibot or Wikistats starts submitting patches it the wiki is already created. The current state of the Create task cannot be seen in Post-creation work.
Sun, Feb 8
Sat, Feb 7
Waiting for wiki is created.
You have to upload your change. There is just PS1.
Fri, Feb 6
@NAGAM_SURYA_NARAYANA, Great, the family is well, thank you. But the addwikis part is not related to this task, probably added by accident due to a new release from source. Could you remove it please.
@Aklapper:A strange problem that I assume arises somewhere upstream or somehow with SSE. It wasn't reported to me for a longer time but I am still unsure whether it is really solved somehow. Therefor I keep it still open for a while.
Hi @NAGAM_SURYA_NARAYANA, please use the related task for communication. It is difficult if threads are spreaded over several tasks.
@NAGAM_SURYA_NARAYANA: your patch is not completed and this task is still an issue. If you run addwikis locally, it compares the local file, not the repository. Pleas adjust the lines of your commit. Or restet you local changes and run the addwikis script.
Thank you for tagging this task with good first task for Wikimedia newcomers!
Thu, Feb 5
There is another thing when removing the future import:
You plan looks good. Another idea would be to remove the from __future__ import annotations line. In that case, you get the classes directly without parsing. For example:
@Roshani005: what was your command line to run addwikis? You should see this message:
Test is already skipped for GraalPy
@Stitipragyan_barik: Thank you for your last patch. It will be merged into the repository now. The result should be visible in the interwiki script documentation in about half an hour. Some remarks:
- If you are working on patches, you should amend the previous patch when making changes instead of pushing a new patch every time. I will abandon the remaining ones now.
- You may add yourself to the AUTHORS.rst file.
@Roshani005: please add yourself to "Assign / Claim" if you want to work on it.
Hi @Roshani005, NAGAM_SURYA_NARAYANA has already announced in T416116 to work on this but you can work on T414239 which is quite similar.
The related issue (add -graph to interwiki documentation) is still open.
@NAGAM_SURYA_NARAYANA: Just follow the steps listed above. But first, make sure you are familiar with the initial steps in the "Further Help" section — in particular, T407059 is very helpful.
Thank you for tagging this task with good first task for Wikimedia newcomers!
good first task
addwikis script can be used to add the wiki easily. The patch will be submitted after the wiki is really created.
Thank you for tagging this task with good first task for Wikimedia newcomers!
good first task
addwikis script can be used to add the wiki easily. The patch will be submitted after the wiki is really created.
Maybe T416566 is for beginners, but not so quite simple. I would lead you.
Thank you for tagging this task with good first task for Wikimedia newcomers!
@NAGAM_SURYA_NARAYANA: patches are already submitted by @Ayushii.sr and @Stitipragyan_barik but both does not solve this issue. Script options are always documented inside the script itself that it can be shown with the global -help option. For reference, see the interwiki script.
@anoexpected: good idea to have a local variable (attribute) but keep in mind that the config setting is the default and can be overridden by -graph option.
Wed, Feb 4
Hi @Bharathvk1889 and @VishakhaSahu05, you can both work on this task. However, please make sure to coordinate and announce in advance which test files you intend to work on. Please also see the description in the introduction.