[00:17:07] I just commited a patch to mediawiki/core. I did as the gerrit tutorial taught me I switched to a branch made my change and put it through to gerrit. To continue making different changes, do I just switch back to master and then create a new branch. And then If I want to add commits to the change in gerrit switch back to my patch branch [00:17:42] I dont usually use git in this way so this is new to me am I getting this right? [00:18:27] Oh sorry let me put this in wikimedia-dev instead [00:19:24] You can ask in here [00:19:32] If they're related patches, use the same branch [00:19:40] If they're not, switch to a new branch [00:20:38] Ok got it. And lets say someone adds a comment to my gerrit change. "its good but change X and Y" would I switch back to that branch make the change and push it or is there a different way [00:21:12] You can [00:21:17] or use git review -d 12345 [00:21:38] Got it thank you [00:21:41] You can edit through the web interface too if it's just simple changes [00:22:01] Oh neat, thanks [00:29:50] Looking for an extension to track activity items in wiki pages. Similar like Extension:IssueTracker, but with additional own custom tags. Can someone give me a hint ? [04:32:28] Hi! I'm working on a wiki using MediaWiki and I was wondering if it was possible to make it so that only approved users can edit or make pages on the site? Sorry if this is an obvious question. [04:38:05] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgGroupPermissions [04:38:49] e.g. �$wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false;� to turn off anonymous editing [04:39:30] This goes into your LocalSettings.php [04:40:17] errr bullsh [04:42:13] I meant: � $wgGroupPermissions['*']['edit'] = false;� [04:43:01] Thank you! [04:43:46] This does not solve your problem though. [04:44:11] It does in a way. I still want people to sign up, just not create or edit pages. [04:44:24] Would 'create' disable creation of pages? [04:45:36] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:User_rights [04:45:43] 'createpage' [04:46:39] Thanks! [04:46:50] One last thing. [04:47:15] It is possible to let non-approved users be able to edit only talk pages? [04:47:28] I still want them to be able to use the talk pages. Just not the main ones. [04:49:13] I don�t know, but it�s an interesting question. [04:49:41] I would like to know that too :-) [04:50:06] you should do something with namespaceprotections I guess [04:51:56] s/should/could// [04:52:39] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:NamespaceProtection [04:52:48] Bookmarked :-) Thanks. [04:56:24] Sloyment: its a core feature now https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgNamespaceProtection [05:00:59] What would be the exact commands for that? [05:12:46] Just to confirm, would this code allow normal non-approved users to edit talk pages? https://dpaste.de/H7r2/raw [07:58:30] How do I get a list of all pages, seperated by \n ? When I copy and paste the list from Special:Allpages, the page titles are seperated with a space sign, which is not an unambiguous seperator as some titles contain spaces� [08:04:28] Or put in another way: How can I export all ~70 pages from the main namespace? Special:Export requires a list with one item per line� [08:44:50] Just found Extension:OneColumnAllPages. That solves my problem. :-) [11:07:49] Hi! I want to integrate a custom Single-Sign-On System into MediaWiki. [11:07:55] It comes with its own Login and Logout URL and implements a PHP function to check if a user is logged in and get its username. [11:08:00] Should actually be the simplest possible scenario for a custom MediaWiki authentication plugin, and was easy to implement back in MediaWiki 1.10.x times: A redirect in SpecialUserlogin.php and SpecialUserlogout.php, plus changing loadFromSession() in User.php, done. [11:08:14] Now I want to do it less hacky using SessionManager and AuthManager. [11:08:20] But I don't find good minimal examples. [11:08:26] Can somebody guide me through the jungle? [11:08:31] Already read https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:SessionManager_and_AuthManager, but it mostly describes more complex situations. [17:52:36] Finally got around to posting https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/mediawiki-l/2018-April/047413.html [17:57:35] I think our robotx.txt on mailing lists is soooo sily [18:07:23] is it possible to embed a link to a pdf in my wiki page and display some text as the link? similar to [[File:picture.png|some text here]] but for files. this seems to not work on pdf's for me :/ [18:08:20] noudle: try [[:File:Something.pdf|Link text]] (note the colon in front of File [18:08:44] ah ye thanks :) [19:13:42] perhaps OT. I would like to run my small wikipage for personal stuff. is there a service offering this? [19:39:53] I need to do a SQL select query based on a virtual table. [20:58:42] Hello, I have a question about categories not populating when using DPL [23:29:45] How do I pull on the changes I made in the gerrit web interface back to my local branch? [23:30:43] DovAlp: there is a download link in gerrit, there you can copy the command to fetch it [23:38:23] And then it has me merge it in and add a message about why. And boom. Thanks