Move to Blocked/Waiting and wait for T284761 to be completed.

Would it be possible to change the format "X days/weeks/months ago" to a straightforward date format like "17 February 2021, at 00:25 (UTC)", since this layout will be replaced/updated soon?

Mobile web:

I tried to reproduce the steps but looks like we have already changed the "Open in new tab" in search result from "open in a background tab without actually going to the article page" to actually open the article in a new tab and go to the page.

Looks like this is an issue in mobile-html, since it is observable in https://it.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/mobile-html/Leonardo_da_Vinci

This is invalid since the main string item suggested_edits_rewards_edit_streak in strngs.xml was removed. Closed.

I am not able to reproduce it on the latest alpha build, could you please check it again? Thanks.

Reproduce steps for QA:

1. Edit the first section of an article.
2. Go to the diff to see the edit history.
3. Make sure the edit summary is showing (→‎top).

Noticed that in preferences_notifications.xml, the default value of preference_key_notification_poll_enable is false.
but the Prefs.notificationPollEnabled(), the default value is true.

Thank you for your report. The fix is here: https://github.com/wikimedia/apps-android-wikipedia/pull/2455 and it's waiting for review and merge.

Hi @Tsevener

@cooltey thanks! That's helpful. Does your Explore feed preferences show anything about Top Read only being enabled for one of the languages?

In T281615#7079048, @Tsevener wrote:

I haven't been able to reproduce so far. I've been testing with both en and zh-tw and ja, on a fresh install of Testflight 6.8.1 (1813). I notice the Explore feed does continue to fetch previous when you scroll down to the bottom, and if you come back after several days it does not fetch intervening days, which is the opposite of how we originally thought this worked.

I tested by setting the device to a date in the past, scrolling through the feed and confirming I see Top Read for both languages, and at the bottom upon fetching previous days I continue to see Top Read cards for both. Then I changed the device date to a current date, wait for the Explore feed to refreesh by either pulling to refresh or terminating and relaunching, and confirming I see Top Read cards for both on the current date. I can hide Top Read if I turn it off for zh-tw or ja in the Explore feed settings, which is expected. Maybe this is more of an edge case bug where that setting is somehow getting toggled when it shouldn't be.

I also tried testing via an upgrade from 6.7.4 to 6.8.0 (where a zh language preference upgrades to the more specific zh-tw language preference), and tried adding zh-tw as a preference a week after a fresh install. In this case Chinese cards aren't shown at all during the window of time where we've already fetched in the past, but it will populate and show again if we scroll so far down that it has to fetch en as well.

@cooltey are you still seeing this bug on your device? If so, can you check the Explore feed settings and see if Top Read is turned off for these languages? Also, can you let me know what language and region you have set up in device settings (General > Language and Region)?

This can be tested on the latest Alpha apk now.

Had a conversation with @MSantos and just want to leave a note here:

FYI: I also tested the issue with language ja with en, and the ja Top read also shows only once, so maybe it is not a Chinese language variants specific issue.

Hi @schoenbaechler
This should be fixed now. Please wait at least 10 minutes to download the updated APK. Thanks!

@schoenbaechler Done!

1) It seems like the circle animation is still using the old thickness value (or is misaligned), see image of the loading state below:

Yes and done. Please check it on the latest image recommendation branch.

As we discussed on Slack, I have made the following changes: