As a technical writer I'd like to be able to write instructions to a user manually installing Scribunto manually; these instructions exist in part, but I'd benefit from knowing about any special install instructions or problems.

The results/worklog from the install process for OAuth and integration with QuickStatements should flow into the hands of the technical writer for inclusion here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikibase/Suite#OAuth

The results/worklog from the install process for QS should flow into the hands of the technical writer for inclusion here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikibase/Suite#QuickStatements

Thank you!

@Addshore @LucasWerkmeister I would be very grateful if you could make this happen this week.

Thanks for the context, @Peachey88 . My suggestion here is that there be a text label, regardless of the icon.

In T268717#6647675, @Peachey88 wrote:

There is one already (It has the defaults, until personally customized), Although the icon probably isn't the most obvious icon for new users.

Thanks for the followup. Here's hoping @ShiehJ will have her team weigh in on this.

Reviewed and edited.

In T260976#6545723, @Tonina_Zhelyazkova_WMDE wrote:

I've done as you requested. I respectfully request that if Herald allows functionality that is rejected by organizational policy, that functionality should be disabled if possible or at least red-flagged on the page that enables it, or on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Phabricator/Help/Herald_Rules .

Thanks for testing! Beat me to it :)

Maybe I've already succeeded in doing this thanks to @Kizule 's suggestions in T265448 ...

Thank you, I tried it!

Thanks @Kizule ! I opened https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T265453 since you said I would need another Phab task for it. If I can set my own Herald rules, please direct me to the documentation. Much appreciated --

Thank you for the speedy action! I don't know what a Herald rule is, but I assume you're saying I'd need one for setting a default assignee. Will do --

For WMDE-Technical-Writing the default assignee should be me.

Merged.

https://github.com/wmde/wikiba.se/pull/15

PR to come today.

Looking forward to reviewing it --

unfortunately I don't think they help users who don't know Wikidata's policies, i.e. when to delete/archive, to solve case 1

Howdy, I'm the technical writer in question. As is probably clear to everyone involved, properly fine-tuning this message depends on a good understanding of what's happening behind the scenes.

Good to know. I'll accept the PR and ask further questions elsewhere :)

Is there a reason we should have a copy of this file on the wikiba.se website instead of linking to the source? It's not linked anywhere on the site itself, and I think it's a relic from the previous version of the site.

If there is still valid concern about broken links, the next step is to check the logs of the webserver hosting doc.wikimedia.org for 404s and other related errors.

Thank you @Dzahn ! I am often flummoxed by usernames with spaces in 'em, but this worked. Much appreciated --

Thank you! Could someone let me know what credentials to use for https://turnilo.wikimedia.org/ ? I am able to log into superset (thanks, Kris!) with my shell username and Wikitech password.

Signed. Thank you all!

Content is live.

PR filed.

Processing feedback received end of last week.

Preview sent to stakeholders for review.

Email sent to @KFrancis . Thanks all!

But for now: https://github.com/wmde/wikiba.se/pull/8

Yes, although the resources page is going to get worked over bigtime in the coming month, putting this up top immediately is wise.

I'm still very much coming up to speed on what docs exist, but I would love to be kept in the loop on this task.