[12:13:03] Reminder: The wikis will not be editable for ~30 minutes in a couple of hours. [12:13:06] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech/Server_switch_2016 [12:20:53] heh DanielK_WMDE__ it looks like it may have also been possible that some changes didnt make it into the change table at all [13:03:28] DanielK_WMDE__: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T110728 [13:06:16] any contenthandler experts able to help me with a question ? [13:06:55] I have existing wikitext pages (TimedText), that I want to wrap in their own content model [13:07:23] but i'm not sure how i deal with the existing revisions/pages that already have the wikitext content model. [13:11:52] Lydia_WMDE: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q2635526 [13:13:47] Lydia_WMDE: 2ter Absatz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirk_Gently's_Holistic_Detective_Agency#Writing [13:53:22] thedj: i'm not an expert, but maybe in the way flow handled this for talk pages? [13:53:56] but maybe that doesn't work here : [13:54:00] :/ [13:54:31] maybe a maintenance script to convert them [13:56:29] aude: yeah, i had a maintenance script to convert all the pages... [13:56:51] but then i realized i needed to convert all the revisions as well, and that seems less fun on wikimedia scale.. [13:57:08] i wouldn't convert the revisions [13:57:20] i don't know if that is even possible [13:58:01] but things like diffs between different content models don't work afaik [13:58:23] or are ugly [13:59:53] it's the same format though [14:00:13] just different model and handler. [14:01:09] ok [14:01:33] i just know that a diff between wikibase content and wikitext breaks [14:10:01] PROBLEM - wikidata.org dispatch lag is higher than 300s on wikidata is CRITICAL: HTTP CRITICAL: HTTP/1.1 200 OK - pattern not found - 1682 bytes in 0.200 second response time [14:10:30] Ignore that :) [14:14:15] oh noes! read only :( [14:15:22] ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - wikidata.org dispatch lag is higher than 300s on wikidata is CRITICAL: HTTP CRITICAL: HTTP/1.1 200 OK - pattern not found - 1682 bytes in 0.200 second response time Gehel No updates during read only (due to switchover), should recover after r/w is enabled again. [14:15:22] aude: scheduled maintenance. we are switching DCs again. [14:15:26] i know [14:16:20] * aude got to explain to glam people on tuesday how our data centers work and that we are testing to switch between them :) [14:28:52] editing is enabled again [14:34:04] RECOVERY - wikidata.org dispatch lag is higher than 300s on wikidata is OK: HTTP OK: HTTP/1.1 200 OK - 1680 bytes in 0.159 second response time [14:40:17] aude: DanielK_WMDE__ going back to eqiad went smoother for us than to codfw as far as I can tell [14:40:42] nothing got dropped form the entity_per_page table, sidebar stayed correct and probably no changes missing dispatch [14:40:44] addshore: good [14:41:31] but just went and double checked the links on my ticket about dispatch and those changes indeed still havnt been dispatched, still confused as to how that happened [18:33:02] Lydia_WMDE: Shouldn't https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T124451 be in one of the wikibase-* projects? [18:53:39] multichill: as long as it's in the Wikidata umbreally project, we have it in the backlog. [18:53:47] the wikibase tags arn't used much [18:53:53] ok [19:30:12] DanielK_WMDE: arbitrary access on Commons is going to be fun! :-) [19:56:43] https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Administrators'_noticeboard#Visibility_of_diffs_on_deleted_pages [20:15:07] * nikki blinks at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q756294 [20:16:07] how does country: territorial dispute make any sense? :/ that's the status of the other statements, not a country itself [20:22:38] hm. we have a "disputed by" property but not a "disputed since" one it seems [20:23:29] nikki: begin date as a qualifier should work for that, no? [20:25:07] no, you wouldn't be able to distinguish the date the statement starts from the date being disputed starts [20:25:40] well, it's disputed by someone [20:26:26] but what are they disputing? "disputed by" would have to be a qualifier on a statement, wouldn't it? [20:26:58] for me "disputed by" is used in elements like frontiers [20:27:32] oh, the name of the property in english is actually "statement disputed by", so definitely a qualifier [20:28:27] (it also has a constraint saying it's only supposed to be a qualifier) [20:28:43] although according to the constraint report, it's only been used once :P [20:29:24] and even that use is wrong >_< [20:29:30] :D [20:29:59] I had the same sort of realisation with an identifier a few weeks ago [20:30:04] all uses were wrong [20:30:11] not a single correct one [20:30:19] :/ [20:30:23] it was disgruntling [20:30:31] well, I corrected it since