I work for the WMF. My personal account is greg.grossmeier, but I don't use it much :)
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(oops, I clicked a button I wasn't sure what it did :) )
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Feb 12 2026
No rush. We can totally park it for later. The use-case has been long standing and intermittent so no immediate driving force, just Something We Should Do(TM).
+1 to both, thanks!
Feb 10 2026
hmmm, thinking about this from the lens of the use case I put in the description, I'm not sure!
Feb 4 2026
Feb 3 2026
Jan 30 2026
Thanks Elliott!
Jan 24 2026
👍
Both are fine. And I assume the separate view on https://sal.toolforge.org/ is just going to be via having a fundraising entry on the /projects list?
Jan 23 2026
Looks like the form that the template uses is restricted to reduce spam (presumably). I just added you to WMF-NDA so you can now use it. Just, usual statement: now you can see things in Phabricator that aren't always public :)
@CHudson-WMF if you use the template link from https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fundraising/techops/docs/fundraising_access_request it'll automatically add the correct project tag. I just added it now :)
Jan 20 2026
Thanks for the ping @FCeratto-WMF .
Jan 15 2026
Jan 8 2026
Dec 4 2025
Thank you! We'll reach out later (it's a bit busy over here right now, as you can imagine).
Thanks @jcrespo ! I didn't see your message until now and well, your warning was founded:
https://github.com/minio/minio/commit/27742d469462e1561c776f88ca7a1f26816d69e2 (minio in official maintenance mode now)
Dec 3 2025
As @AStein-WMF 's manager, I approve.
Updates so far from Wenjun and Dami: https://office.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fundraising%2FEngineering%2FOn_call&diff=372087&oldid=352995
Dec 2 2025
Moving to our current sprint (which will change in a couple hours from now) to keep track as we ensure there's no follow-up needed on our side.
Dec 1 2025
Nov 26 2025
For the record, the list of emails in my screenshot above have been marked as opt-out so no emails should go to them anymore.
Nov 25 2025
(I'm deeming none of that as PII, even though I wouldn't normally paste the emails of any other contacts in Civi.)
Results of searching %@lists.wikimedia.org in Civi:
Nov 24 2025
Nov 19 2025
Nov 14 2025
Oct 27 2025
Oct 24 2025
Oct 22 2025
added that parent task (T87667) which has other Accessibility concerns (but is old, so might need re-review).
Oct 21 2025
Moving back to Triage from Later.
Oct 20 2025
Moving to done on chaos crew board, as the AWS outage is over (*knocks on wood*).
Changing from UBN! to High, since the acoustic-hosted links seem to be working again.
Oct 10 2025
Noting that I'm prioritizing this investigation task due to the usage rate being very out of the ordinary and will required some significant budget re-arrangement to compensate. cc @AKanji-WMF @XenoRyet
Approved!
Oct 7 2025
Thanks Peter and thanks for the config change. Do you want to manage the deploy of this through a backport window or have someone of fr-tech? https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Backport_windows
Oct 6 2025
Folks are reporting it works again, we'll uncomment that commented out line above ^.
Oct 3 2025
Thread with Gravy & Trustly: https://wikimedia.slack.com/archives/C07JA677QDQ/p1759518709277799
Oct 1 2025
Sep 5 2025
Aug 28 2025
At 10:09am pacific from Gravy:
Hey @Cstone, our team has released a fix for this issue. We'll be monitoring closely at UTC midnight to ensure everything is working as expected.
Aug 25 2025
Aug 21 2025
Aug 19 2025
Aug 18 2025
After more investigation the next steps are to turn it back on and see if the deadlocks reoccur.
Greg Grossmeier <greg@wikimedia.org> Mon, Aug 18, 2025 at 8:00 AM
To: Lisa Gruwell <lgruwell@wikimedia.org>
Cc: Jeff Green <jgreen@wikimedia.org>, Avishua Stein <astein@wikimedia.org>
Hello Lisa,
Greg Grossmeier <greg@wikimedia.org> Mon, Aug 18, 2025 at 8:00 AM
To: Lisa Gruwell <lgruwell@wikimedia.org>
Cc: Jeff Green <jgreen@wikimedia.org>, Avishua Stein <astein@wikimedia.org>
Hello Lisa,
Aug 15 2025
Aug 14 2025
15:16 <fr-log-announcer> 22:16:44 frpm1002: jgleeson ssh from frbast1002 15:19 <fr-log-announcer> 22:19:55 frpm1002: fundraising_code_update: [user:jgleeson] localsettings revision changed from 6488a76e to ec19b7b8 15:20 <fr-log-announcer> 22:19:57 frpm1002: fundraising_code_update: [user:jgleeson] process-control config revision changed from 6488a76e to ec19b7b8 15:20 <fr-log-announcer> 22:20:42 frpm1002: rsync_blaster: [user:jgleeson] ALL:process-control 15:21 <jgleeson> ok that is now switched off
We discussed this internally briefly and I agree that we should turn off the frdata update job until we can determine the root cause and mitigations.
(changing from UBN to High as this should be resolved, we just wait to actually close tasks until our sprint review)
Aug 13 2025
Aug 11 2025
Relevant slack thread with dlocal that @AnnWF re-poked to get info from them: https://wikimedia.slack.com/archives/C072S0VFH42/p1749739060959609
summary of discussion during fr-tech backlog triage call: We're pretty certain if the only thing changing in the cookie is setting the expiry date, CentralNotice should consume/use correctly.
Aug 7 2025
Kindly asking for help diagnosing this Release-Engineering-Team.
Moving this out of unscheduled into Triage for us (FR Tech) to re-review/prioritize our side on it as it's a thing that needs cross-team (Traffic and FR-Tech) coordination.
