Thanks for your patch. The other way finding a site with ist url still does not work:

Resolved upstream

The dualism has been given up

Seem it is solved

In T245439#5891861, @Zoranzoki21 wrote:

So, this is resolved or what? @Xqt

I am missing the error traceback and log entry in front of the wait() statement in line 1767. The Code is

won't fix due to T245350. MW 1.14 will be dropped.

In T245350#5888055, @Dvorapa wrote:

On the other hand we could add one Fandom wiki to our tests as we used to with Wikia in the past.

wowwiki could be a candidate for it

PS: I add @Xqt because I guess you can help here

Like matej_suchanek suggests please submit Patches to gerrit for reviewing. You may use Gerrit patch uploader if you don't want your own account there.

Reopened. dry_api_tests.DryWriteAssertTests.test_normal shows a warning now:

In T245350#5887827, @Bugreporter wrote:

I instead think (only in my opinion) we should support we should continue to make it work in Fandom (1.19.24) for an unspecified time (probably drop it in 2025, 10 years after EOL of 1.19).

In T245340#5887459, @Dvorapa wrote:

mwoauth needs any requests-oauthlib (per https://github.com/mediawiki-utilities/python-mwoauth/blob/master/setup.py)

In T245318#5887337, @Dvorapa wrote:

Thank you for your report and feel free to open a new one if any other issue occurs

In T245318#5887263, @Framawiki wrote:

I also see depreciation warnings :

I propose to install ipaddress package which is mandatory for Python 2.

No idea where oauthlib forces Installation, probably mwoauth. But mwoauth needs exactly requests-oauthlib == 1.2.0.

Why should it do in that way? List page is primarily created to show pages delivered by pagegeneratory very quickly. For a custom Format please use a format string with -Format option instead: pwb listpages -page:Test -format:"# [[{page.title}]]" for example

In T245209#5886519, @Dvorapa wrote:

Sure it is! But core_old_python2 seems too long to me

@Framawiki: do you get any deprecation warning like 'ipaddr module or tools.ip.ip_regexp is deprecated; use ipaddress module instead' if you have showing DeprecationWarnings enabled? Do you have ipaddress packages installed for your Python 2 environment? Looks like there is a wrong result for user ZéroBot.

Remaining issue: API write action attempted as IP u'Z\xe9roBot'

APIError: badinteger: Invalid value "3|0" for integer parameter "maxlag".

user_script_paths may be used to solve that and in addition Python 2 support will be dropped. Closed it after this long time.

Please provide the missing formats. It is impossible for developers to know them all

This is very outdated and the exceptions are handled in a different way already

In T244030#5842260, @JeanFred wrote:

I ran this with the old pywikibot − P10294. with the more recent 3.0.20200111, it’s quite faster P10295

Currently the bot works as follows (for read and write request):

Can't we merge https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/pywikibot/core/+/569277/ until the upstream issue is solved or we have a common strategy how to use maxlag at wikidata to pass our tests. A way would be to increase maxlag parameter gradually after each wait cycle; the wait cycle is increasing already with the previous patch.

Reopened due to breaking change, see commit comments.

I guess user attribute must be set forthe test class to force login. After global blocks for several IPs used by test runners the account must be logged in for this api method. Surely without block this test will work I think.

In T244062#5877523, @Dvorapa wrote:

No, site.user() is empty even when logged in. self.site.username() still retrieves Pywikibot-test