Done! Thank you, @TechieNK!

@Raymond - sorry for the delay. Yes, it works great; thank you!

The three extensions are connected: WandaScore and WandaScribe both require Wanda. I suppose that means they should be grouped together, though it probably doesn't matter that much in practice.

The actual application, on the GSoC website, was submitted before the deadline, for what it's worth.

Fixed! Thank you, @Lakshya_Saxena, for the fix.

Adding another parameter to PFFormPrinter::formHTML() makes sense. I think modifying those other methods is fine also - as far as I know, there's currently only one other extension that defines a Page Forms form input, MintyDocs, and it can easily be modified to switch to the new header style.

Fixed! Thank you, @TechieNK .

Three years later, I think this is finally fully done! Thank you to @TK-999 and @Alex44019 for your help!

Done by @Lakshya_Saxena!

Oh! Yes it is, wow.

Fixed! Thank you, @TechieNK .

Actually, it looks like this was already reported in a different bug...

Oh, I see - renaming this bug now.

I believe this is now fixed! Thank you @Lakshya_Saxena for the fix.

That sounds right.

@Tan25489 - that's great! Let me know if you run into any problems.

Thank you, @cicalese, for the fix!

Thank you, @th33k, for the fix!

Done! Thank you, @th33k, for the fix. (And thank you also to @ChefYeshpal for your involvement.)

Done! Thank you, @ChefYeshpal.

Thank you! It works with "--use-latest-versions".

Turns out that there was a way to fix it! Thank you, @Dumbledore, for the fix!

I assume this is fixed now - feel free to re-open if not.

I assume this is now fixed - feel free to re-open if not.

Yes - it's a "microtask" that of the sort that any applicant to a GSoC project is supposed to do at least one of. (For this project, some applicants have done many, though we're trying to set the limit to two per applicant.)

Thanks for those insights. Okay, this was a strange one - the Parser class is coded in a weird way where, for some reason, you can't find out if its title has been set - Parser::getTitle() is deprecated, and Parser::getPage() is deprecated if the title has not been set. So there's no way for the PageImages extension to do "defensive programming" - it simply has to tell other extensions to add a page/title to the parser, even if they don't need to.

Yes! Thank you, @ChefYeshpal !

I believe this is now fixed, thanks to @TechieNK 's patch - feel free to re-open if not.

The issue "The add-button for multiple does not have keyboard access" was a good point. I don't think this main patch covers that, so I just checked in a small fix for this. Thankfully, there's no merge conflict there.

I'm pretty sure this is coming from the PageImages extension, actually.

I assume this can be closed now, thanks to @TechieNK 's fix. Feel free to re-open if it's still an issue.

Alright, I'll try to remember that.

Oh, I missed this. This was fixed in 212dc24631b6. It can truly fixed once Page Forms stops supporting MediaWiki versions below 1.43.

@Jonathan3 - it's great to hear that this patch works for you!

Thank you, @Mounil2005 !

Fixed! Thank you, @Deepan200201 .

Fixed! Thank you, @Mounil2005 .

Done by @Lakshya_Saxena - thank you.

Done by @Lakshya_Saxena - thank you.

I assume this can be closed...

Fixed by @Lakshya_Saxena - thanks.

Fixed by @Lakshya_Saxena - thanks.

Fixed by @Lakshya_Saxena - thanks!

Oh, I made a mistake here, or actually two - this is actually a duplicate of T418753, and it was fixed by @Deepangupta91.

Thank you, @Mohammed_Thaha!

Fixed - thank you, @Deepan200201.

Fixed by @Lakshya_Saxena - thank you.

Fixed - thank you, @Lakshya_Saxena.

Done by @Deepan200201 - thank you!