Steps that we might need to deploy the Gadget on Wikitech:

• Copy JS file from https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-userfeedback.js to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-userfeedback.js
• Copy CSS file from https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-userfeedback.css to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-userfeedback.css
• Copy userfeedback[ResourceLoader|default|dependencies=ext.eventLogging]|userfeedback.js|userfeedback.css to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition
• At this point, we might be able to enable the Gadget from Special:Preferences and the feedback form should be visible at the bottom of any page in the Help namespace on Wikitech: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge
• Even though in the Gadgets definition I’ve added default keyword that should enable the gadget by default for everyone, I couldn’t see it in action on Test wiki. So, maybe I am missing something here.
• Lastly to get the event logging to work, register Schema by adding the following lines in the extension.json file in the EventLogging extension folder of Wikitech’s production code:

"EventLoggingSchemas": {

"CentralAuth": 18716449 #Schema ID from https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Schema:UserFeedback

}

Thanks a lot @Catrope!

@Chaitanya Share your proposal on the talk page: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikibooks_talk:Reading_room/Proposals following the guidelines in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines.

@Nehajha @Niharika @bd808 Would any of you be willing to mentor this project in Google-Summer-of-Code (2019)? @Shouston_WMF Does Phase 1 and Phase 3 of the app still need improvement?

@Himanshuc3 What is this task's status? Did you get a chance to speak with Kiwix maintainers about whether this would be a useful integration for their project?

In T214421#4912684, @srishakatux wrote:

@Chaitanya It looks like any of the following pages: Proposals/Projects/General linked from Wikibooks:Reading_room might also be a good place to ask for feedback on your draft proposal.

@Chaitanya It looks like any of the following pages: Proposals/Projects/General linked from Wikibooks:Reading_room might also be a good place to ask for feedback on your draft proposal.

@Chaitanya Thanks for creating the task here! I think what might be helpful if you could refine your idea a bit more, share how it would be similar to SuggestBot / Recommender System, what might be different? If you have an idea already about what the technical design of the system will look like, add it in, if not no worries.
Then, you can share your idea on two of our mailing lists: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l, https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-l and say that you are looking for someone from the developer community who might be interested in mentoring you on this project idea in GSoC. You can request for feedback on the Phabricator task that you've created.

Thanks a lot @CDanis!

@CDanis Thanks for checking in! I've signed the L3 document. Here is a copy of my public key explicitly generated for wmf cluster access.

Would any of the task subscribers be interested in mentoring this project for Google-Summer-of-Code (2019) or Outreachy (Round 18)? Could you suggest folks whom we could reach out to about this? View program timeline here.

@Aklapper But Event Metrics is focused on editing related events only?

Would any of the task subscribers be interested in mentoring this project for Google-Summer-of-Code (2019) or Outreachy (Round 18)? Could you suggest folks whom we should reach out to about this? View program timeline here.

Would any of the task subscribers be interested in mentoring this project for Google-Summer-of-Code (2019) or Outreachy (Round 18)? Could you suggest folks whom we should reach out to about this? View program timeline here.

For future readers, if you've encountered a similar issue, here are some tips that you might find helpful:

@Milimetric Good news from my end too :D I am able to see the events in the log file.

@Milimetric I am working on a script for a gadget, and I've copy/pasted the code here: https://pastebin.com/uEetfGQd. So, you could copy to your custom javascript and test it that way.

"EventLoggingSchemas": {
    "CentralAuth": 5690875
}

By registering the schema in the format you've indicated above, the revision ID error is gone, no other errors on journal logs and I am able to see the schema ID value for revision parameter in query string.

@Milimetric Thanks! I'm now able to see the journal logs. But, still running into exactly the same error as mentioned in the task description. Error as shown on the Journal log:

Thanks @Milimetric for looking into this! Uninstalling mysqlclient did the trick and I am now able to see logging in the browser in the format below:

@Aklapper For GSoC/Outreachy, this list is rarely used. In mind, we point potential candidates to this list if they come looking for someone to mentor them on their own idea. But, we've mailing lists as well for that.

Made some documentation improvements to Outreach programs guides:

Recruited @psinghal20 and @D3r1ck01 to help coordinate the next round of Google Summer of Code 2019 and Outreachy Round 18 with me!

Update > User script is ready and is in testing mode. Some technical details:

• Feedback form is displayed at the very bottom of a content page that is in a namespace supported by the script. Feedback form screenshots are here.
• For a “thumbs-up” or “thumbs-down” vote:
  • User’s vote gets recorded as per Schema:UserFeedback
  • Cookie set with vote value and expire in 10 minutes. A user can vote again only after cookie clears.
  • Confirmation messages get shown; and in case of a thumbs-down vote, a user is being asked to provide more feedback on the article's talk page.

Thanks @mcruzWMF :) I like the design you've shared and will experiment with it further to integrate with Outreach_programs/Success_stories.

10 stories documented here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Outreach_programs/Success_stories

I'm also having the same issue and my setup looks exactly the same. I am using Vagrant, https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/api.php as the schema api url, enabled EventLogging role and /vagrant/logs/eventlogging.log is empty.

Schema is up here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Schema:UserFeedback.

@fdans Thanks! We don't need to keep the data beyond 90-day window for now. Does the schema look good to you and is it ready to be published on meta-wiki and tested?

Thanks @chelsyx for sharing this information! I've updated the task description accordingly.

Ideally, we want to collect users votes on a document and page ids associated with it. Based on this, I've created a first draft of the schema here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:SSethi_(WMF)/Sandbox/user_feedback_schema.json.

@bd808 This is a helpful summary! Also, learned from Gilles that their team used QuickSurveys to understand site performance on wikis: T188503: Identify two wikis to run a research study and get approval from their respective communities

For background research, I looked into existing gadgets or extensions around rating/voting and found a couple interesting ones:

• Extension:ArticleFeedback5 - Made a lot of progress with different iterations before it was disabled on Wikimedia wikis in ~2013. The extension was disabled a) due to philosophical reasons and b) there weren’t more resources to put in development efforts. It supported anonymous data collection and for that relied heavily on AbuseFliter extension. The work on AbuseFilter was on halt for a while. Also, it wasn't clear how to handle the amount of data collected via the extension and how to use it. There were some major bugs with the archiving process too.

Sent email to ~22 former GSoC / Outreachy who are possibly active in Wikimedia asking to write a blurb outlining their journey with Wikimedia beginning with participation in outreach programs till date.

Thanks to all who contributed to this task and helped improved the API documentation. We were able to improve following pages with your help:
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Images
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Purge
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Redirects
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Delete
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Categorymembers

Wikimedia has accepted five interns for the winter round: https://www.outreachy.org/alums/
Outreachy Round 17 page updated on MediaWiki.org with list of acceptd projects and recommended steps for current interns: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Outreachy/Round_17
Sent some next steps to mentors and welcome emails to accepted candidates