Hi ServiceOps new! Would someone be available to work with me on this in Q3 and Q4? This is the starting point for the API Portal deprecation, related to the API Gateway deprecation

@Atieno, can you say more about what you mean by "an OpenAPI section"?

Hi all, This repository is a fork of https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/test-kitchen that I made when I was working on the docs for that project in 2024. I'm not sure exactly what the credentials are for. The corresponding commit in the upstream repository is here: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data-engineering/test-kitchen/-/commit/b7ce0ad2a070aff9381cb2672a0076e4f63d57d7 I've gone ahead and deleted my fork. Apologies if this caused any issues!

In T411916#11567015, @thcipriani wrote:

Thinking about where best to include documentation now. Idea: add to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_become_a_MediaWiki_hacker#Create_a_patch

Better ideas? Other options?

Released in v1.2.0

v1.2.0 has been released with these changes, which should unblock this task

In T415310#11563621, @Jdforrester-WMF wrote:

We're sad to see the API Portal go, but https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikifunctions_API will suffice to move it, yes.

Hi Growth Team! I'd like to put this on your radar for this quarter. I'm happy to do the actual content migration if your team can be available for reviews and feedback. I think https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Add_Link/API would be a good location for a new landing page for the API, but let me know what you think or if you have any ideas!

Hi Wikifunctions team! I wanted to get this on your team's radar for this quarter. I'm happy to do the actual prototyping and migration of the content if your team is available to provide feedback. I think https://www.wikifunctions.org/wiki/Wikifunctions:API would be a good home for this content, but let me know what you think and if you have any ideas!

Hi everyone, I have an update! We've decided to shut down the API Portal. Thanks to everyone for your feedback and interest. We're still working on specific plans and timelines, but you can find more information and future updates in T415293

Not an ideal solution, but this patch applies a smaller font size to the details section.

This looks great, @Srilasyapragathi! I suggest removing the blue border on highlight from the box of available topics since it ends up flickering on and off while using the gagdet.

Thanks, @Krinkle!

@MuskanNishad Thanks for your edits! The step-by-step workflow you added makes the process much more clear.

In T413681#11489479, @MuskanNishad wrote:

I can propose a small wording/structure improvement if that sounds useful.

The reason there aren't any yet is that summaries are an OpenAPI 3.1.0 thing

If my understanding is correct, path summaries have been available in OpenAPI since v2.0, so I wonder if this is a limitation with the library itself.

Unassigning myself since I'll be on leave starting July 15 and unable to take any additional action here. Feel free to make any edits directly to the patch

I've completed the review of the shared doc and provided feedback. Resolving this task since we haven't received the link for the second document.

I looked into this a bit today and submitted a WIP patch that renames the Notification class to mw.notification~Notification. In order to do this, I needed to remove the @global tag from the Notification class. This creates a new page (patchdemo) for the class nested within the mw.notification module that includes:

• the classdesc
• the pause, resume, close methods
• the typedef, which is now removed from the main mw.notification page and must now be referenced as mw.notification~Notification.Notification to avoid linking out the MDN page

Sorry! I'd like to keep this open. I have tentative aspirations of being this person one day, so keeping this open will help to remind and motivate me. It can stay in the backlog column.

This week, I completed the remaining to-dos for this project to wrap it up, including edits to address in-scope use cases and updates to link related pages.

This week, I published the new tutorial to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meta:Internationalization_guidelines/Tutorial and requested feedback on the parent talk page. I also made additional updates to key documentation pages; see the latest task description update for edit links. I'll be wrapping up this project next week by making remaining edits to update content and finalizing cleanup tasks.

Thanks, @Aklapper!

This week I completed the draft of the new translation tutorial. I originally planned to propose this as a replacement to the existing tutorial on mediawiki.org, but I ultimately decided to publish is as a new subpage of https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meta:Internationalization_guidelines. This is because the mediawiki.org tutorial is already well established and well used. Instead, I'll be making iterative improvements to the existing tutorial to improve usability. I started these updates this week; see the recent updates to the task description for edit links.