The PR has been merged and deployed to https://ws-export-test.wmcloud.org. Thanks, @Samwilson!

Submitted github:wikimedia/ws-export#472 to fix this.

Thanks for sharing! After seeing the document I realized this was about the layout and design of administration/configuration interfaces in various online platforms, not necessarily MediaWiki wikis. Perhaps this could be made clear in the task description.

Thanks both for the updates! @He7d3r, please clarify your position: do you think the exceptions justify treating pt-BR differently and keeping this issue about pt-PT only? Or is your opinion that, precisely because they are exceptions, the default should be plural zero and thus this issue should refer to both pt-PT and pt-BR?

In T151008#2808957, @He7d3r wrote:

However, searching for specific examples of phrases containing "zero <something>", I got these statistics in the same corpus:

Also, can the summary be published somewhere accessible to the community?

I'm not exactly sure how the "MediaWiki testimonials" page is specifically relevant to a comparative review of the Community configuration feature, but either way, I thought I'd point our the following list of on-wiki configuration extensions: https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Config

Update: Gerrit patch 804770 has been merged during Wikimedia-Hackathon-2023, following validation done via Patch Demo. Many thanks to @Amire80!

Update: Gerrit patch 133222 has been merged during Wikimedia-Hackathon-2023! Many thanks to @Tgr and @Urbanecm!

FYI, there's a discussion currently ongoing at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Village_pump/Proposals#Enable_textured_3D_files_on_Commons.

The test Telegram channel ID is -810851765.

Thanks @Albertoleoncio for taking this on :) for reference, he had already done the same change in ptwiki, so it's a natural progression to make this the default by editing the English source of this message.

@valerio.bozzolan is this separation of settings something that could be implemented in Phorge?

In T333171#8735877, @srishakatux wrote:

This session is specifically for newcomers.

This is still a tentative idea, so if you have any thoughts/suggestions, open to taking them into account:)

Update: it's possible that patches 145356 and 145357 have modified the behavior described above. To be confirmed.

Now that we have Patch Demo, I suppose it may be significantly easier to set up a test instance to validate these changes. Is this something that could be done with the code as it is now, or does there need to be further work in the patch, e.g. rebasing it?

As the original creator of both templates, I just wanted to offer my apologies for the technical difficulties they created here and likely elsewhere. It was the way we found back then to avoid the constant stumbling block for new editors who were trying to edit references in the references section rather than in the paragraphs that actually included the source of those references.

In T23383#7751690, @matmarex wrote:

Indeed, I think this has been also resolved by the fix for T27909: Add a drop-down list for the tags in Special:Newpages, Special:Log and Special:Contributions.

For the record (following a recent email prompt by @Aklapper), I'm still willing to complete the revival of the tool, but I am currently blocked on the bug report mentioned above (issue #4). I'd need the assistance of @Tpt, @ProgVal, or someone else who knows how to get the tool up and running.

For the record (following a recent email prompt by @Aklapper), I'm still willing to help complete the tasks outlined in the comments above, but I don't have the access to perform them on my own. Either @Bene would have to do it (i.e. accept the repository transfer, and add me and @Jakob_WMDE as collaborators), or explicitly decline that course of action, in which case we might have to consider the adoption process for abandoned tools.

By the way, the label for kea ("Kabuverdianu") is the same in InitializeSettings.php and in language-data, but it should actually be in lowercase. Not sure how it got to language-data as capitalized, since CLDR does have it correctly capitalized.

I noticed that dag is already present in Names.php. None of the others are there (which should be expected, given the comment in InitializeSettings.php: "Some languages aren't currently supported by MediaWiki but available to encode information on Wikidata."). I suppose that means that dag can actually be removed from InitializeSettings.php.

In T227529#5366950, @thcipriani wrote:

I can't manually update the fullname using gerrit set-account --full-name since we have it set to the cn in ldap.

Got you. Still, I've done that multiple times now (click "Reload", get asked to login again, and login with the new credentials), yet the Full name still shows "Waldir" as shown in the screenshot above.