The stable version of the tooltip libraryry has been released and it fixes all issues. Move the ticket to Code review.

Should we show the same message "You do not have any articles in your watchlist" if the user deselected all languages? or, should we show a different message that reminds the user to select languages to see the watched articles?

The latest tooltip library has still not fixed the issue, will keep tracking it.

Looks like on the Beta page, each comment contains a commentid, and the commentid will be used in the action=discussiontoolsedit to submit an inline reply message.

<span data-mw-comment-start="c|173.76.103.59|2021-02-17T17:25:00.000Z|24.7.23.207|2021-02-10T22:37:00.000Z"></span>

We are not handling the description or "redirected from XXX" for the search results since the API only returns the default one in zhwiki, and looks like there's no way to get the correct one easily.

Code for your reference:
https://github.com/wikimedia/apps-android-wikipedia/blob/8bbaebdfbfa9db36211e5f73320f4c8629d8eb15/app/src/main/java/org/wikipedia/dataclient/Service.java#L57-L76

@JTannerWMF
Do you know who can I ping for a question regarding the API they are using on the beta page? Just curious about do they have an API of appending text on a specific line in a section or they just use the action=edit with a combined text.

Thanks @JTannerWMF, done and waiting for code review now.

Hi @JTannerWMF and @schoenbaechler

If we want to make es.wiki supports the tfa in the app, we should submit a patch to wikifeeds repo on Gerrit like this one:
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/services/wikifeeds/+/616949

I believe this is a duplicate task. Our app should not include the app itself when opening an external link.

Since the tooltip library does not support an auto measurement of the height of the content, so it would require extra codes to set the tooltip height dynamically based on the devices' resolution.

Thanks, @ABorbaWMF, I've updated the task description and it is a bug that should be fixed.

Hi @Aklapper, I added Wikifeeds tag to this ticket, thanks.

It seems like taps on the overflow menu are not registered as such. Can you optimize that tapping the overflow menu actually dismisses the tooltip (and maybe even opens it right away) ? I think it’s crucial as people are going to want to tap the overflow menu when they see this tooltip and it’s currently pretty inconvenient.

Hi @Tacsipacsi, the native Talk page will be available in the upcoming release.

This is no longer an issue anymore since we have implemented the native Talk page in the app.

The Watchlist has been merged to the master branch, and now you can check the changes in the latest Alpha. (and it is up now).

Hi @schoenbaechler
Please download the APK here to see the changes:
https://github.com/wikimedia/apps-android-wikipedia/suites/1789210123/artifacts/34244207

I noticed the Because you read does not have the language code in the header and the first item does not respect the RTL properly.

In T271145#6723939, @tstarling wrote:

What is the user impact? Is this endpoint used by something?

In T271145#6722561, @sdkim wrote:

@cooltey I tried to reproduce but was able to get like-results for both requests around 162ms response times. Could you please provide more information on how you are making requests?

Hi @sdkim,
I have updated the description and looks like it will happen when making the request with Accept-Language, please see the screenshots in the description.

Hi @SNowick_WMF
I left a comment about the action for sending languages, please see: T267678#6723046

Would it be possible to have an action like update_languages so that we can send languages with a proper action?

I have two questions regarding the RTL on the footer and the header.