Change Details

As a user I want to see the updated data inside the article and infobox after changing it in the Wikidata Bridge. **Problem:** Currently when saving an edit the Bridge just closes and shows the article content again without reloading or similar to show me the newest content after my edit. **BBD:** GIVEN a Bridge edit WHEN clicking the publish button THEN * start showing loading bar (T237433) * API call to save the change * On Success, another API call to purge the page with action=purge * errors on this API call can be ignored (possibly tracked, but not shown to the user) – worst case, the page will be updated through the usual dispatch process * end showing loading bar * reload the page (instead of closing the dialog); later (T240333), this will be postponed by a “thank you” dialog **Notes:** * This was researched in {T227758} * To see updated data in my article simply by reloading the article changes need to be dispatched from the repository to the client. There is a lag there. According to https://grafana.wikimedia.org/d/000000156/wikidata-dispatch?orgId=1&refresh=1m&from=now-30d&to=now the dispatch lag is usually somewhere around a few seconds but definitely higher than we would be comfortable with to rely on it.

As a user I want to see the updated data inside the article and infobox after changing it in the Wikidata Bridge. **Problem:** Currently when saving an edit the Bridge just closes and shows the article content again without reloading or similar to show me the newest content after my edit. **BBD:** GIVEN a Bridge edit WHEN clicking the publish button THEN * start showing loading bar (T237433) * API call to save the change * On Success, another API call to purge the article with action=purge * errors on this API call can be ignored (possibly tracked, but not shown to the user) – worst case, the page will be updated through the usual dispatch process * end showing loading bar * reload the page (instead of closing the dialog); later (T240333), this will be postponed by a “thank you” dialog **Notes:** * This was researched in {T227758} * To see updated data in my article simply by reloading the article changes need to be dispatched from the repository to the client. There is a lag there. According to https://grafana.wikimedia.org/d/000000156/wikidata-dispatch?orgId=1&refresh=1m&from=now-30d&to=now the dispatch lag is usually somewhere around a few seconds but definitely higher than we would be comfortable with to rely on it.

As a user I want to see the updated data inside the article and infobox after changing it in the Wikidata Bridge. **Problem:** Currently when saving an edit the Bridge just closes and shows the article content again without reloading or similar to show me the newest content after my edit. **BBD:** GIVEN a Bridge edit WHEN clicking the publish button THEN * start showing loading bar (T237433) * API call to save the change * On Success, another API call to purge the pagarticle with action=purge * errors on this API call can be ignored (possibly tracked, but not shown to the user) – worst case, the page will be updated through the usual dispatch process * end showing loading bar * reload the page (instead of closing the dialog); later (T240333), this will be postponed by a “thank you” dialog **Notes:** * This was researched in {T227758} * To see updated data in my article simply by reloading the article changes need to be dispatched from the repository to the client. There is a lag there. According to https://grafana.wikimedia.org/d/000000156/wikidata-dispatch?orgId=1&refresh=1m&from=now-30d&to=now the dispatch lag is usually somewhere around a few seconds but definitely higher than we would be comfortable with to rely on it.