Moving back to Dev as we noticed the following during QA: if the Gutenberg plugin is activated, the jumping bug is fixed; but if Gutenberg plugin is deactivated, the jumping bug is still there.

To have the page be non-permanent in settings menu: https://github.com/wikimedia/wikipediapreview-wordpress/pull/74

https://github.com/wikimedia/wikipediapreview-wordpress/pull/73

Hmm I just tried it with a different setup (personal laptop) and I am still able to reproduce. I realized that the post you are editing needs to be long enough to have scrolling available though, otherwise the jump is not there.

Postponing until community discussion is done.

In T309771#8039201, @EUdoh-WMF wrote:

Testing

Hi @eamedina, I turned off the network connection and tried publishing a story. The result is that the overlay is shown indefinitely, even if the API request had an error. We could show the unknown error message at this point.

Just a note on expected behavior. Currently in the code, when we get a response back from the server, we attempt to show response.error.info as the error message, if that object exist. If it exists, this gives everyone more info about the error and it's therefore more preferable over the unknown error message. Otherwise, if there is no error info associated with the response, then the unknown error message comes in.

This PR addresses the encoding issue with the links: https://github.com/wikimedia/wikipedia-preview/pull/163

@EUdoh-WMF that's fine, those fields missing are expected. The missing fields will be included later after initial release, according to the Wikistories evaluation plan. Thanks for checking!