[09:31:57] hi im kino [09:32:16] what is wiki [09:32:23] what is toad? [09:32:40] how to use this chatting app? [09:46:46] So leszek is not here? :-( [09:49:56] https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q221209&type=revision&diff=571828909&oldid=553534963 [09:49:59] argh [09:50:10] * hoo cries [09:50:30] I don't even want to know how many of these we have [09:51:41] apparently it’s intentional? https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Requests_for_permissions/Bot/JoRobot_2 [09:52:25] ouch [09:53:08] also, is it intentional that the wikilink is actually rendered (redlink) in the edit summary? [09:53:46] no… we apparently don't properly wfEscapeWikitext this [09:54:14] although I don't think we want full wikitext escaping as the summary does not actually use wikitext [09:54:20] it just parses links [10:10:02] so we have 17253 media legends w/o "[[" and "just" 3951 with wikitext [10:10:04] grr [14:14:20] Amir1: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T172914 [18:15:23] Jonas_WMDE, SMalyshev, I think we really need to start using a "npm start" when developing WDQS - this way we can auto-compile .less files, use babel and other tech. Forcing development in a file:// mode is IMO a big mistake - its like forcing users to use Java 1.1 just because Microsoft had some good libs for it [18:26:24] DanielK_WMDE: I didn't understand your point regarding fineGrainedLuaTracking. do you just suggest to have a negative instead of positive flag? [18:27:02] eranroz: no. I mean that if it's disabled, we must *not* track label usage, etc. [18:27:25] maybe i missed something? [18:27:48] it seems to me like it would still be tracking them when disabled. the only difference is that it then also tracks X [18:28:16] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/371651/9/client/includes/DataAccess/Scribunto/mw.wikibase.entity.lua line 114 should do it [18:29:07] oh, you disable the masking altogether! [18:29:15] i was looking for a conditional in the tracking methods [18:29:25] ok, great! [18:29:39] OK. anyway it is good idea to have unitest for the other mode to validate it [18:29:40] then my only complaint is that the tests don't test both modes [18:30:08] unit tests should ideally be independent of the local config, and test all relevant configurations. [18:30:19] mediawiki doesn't make this very easy, though [18:30:54] with provider? [18:31:16] that's probably the simplest way, yes [18:59:01] is it possible to set php configurations from Lua unitest? [19:00:09] eranroz: i have no idea [19:49:13] !admin [19:49:27] Yes? [19:49:45] I wish to be unblocked [19:50:18] Oh, you changed usernames. [19:50:25] Because of this person https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Ajraddatz [19:51:38] Look in his talk [19:51:48] he don’t have my ip on it [19:54:22] Ok please unblock me [20:09:21] yurik I am open for using it [20:10:55] Jonas_WMDE, could you +2 https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/383774/ [20:11:26] i'm not sure what to do with the .css - i'm not a big fan of checking in the compiler results [20:12:07] maybe a watcher can be a compromise [20:12:25] so one can still use file:// but less is compiled to css by watcher [20:12:59] I would very much appreciate it if you would not +2 that without giving me a chance to respond to the feedback -.- [20:13:30] I was just about to propose to talk to you tomorrow :) [20:13:35] thanks :) [20:14:15] Jonas_WMDE, sure, but I think we should do it as part of the general overhaul to restructe it as a modern app [20:15:05] e.g. we shouldn't explicitly list all the dependencies in a global file, but auto-compile it. something like that [20:15:31] WikidataFacts, you have some suggestions? [20:16:20] 'sup [20:18:15] I’ll reply on Gerrit [20:21:02] thx. Btw, we could try https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-watch [20:33:03] https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q8524 is another item that is missing from the search results hoo|away [20:40:50] Amir1 you might be interested as well, Marius couldn't find the cause last time. [20:41:02] Editing helps, but I'll wait a while. [22:22:51] Hey, how were the Q and P numbers decided? Q42 for Douglas Adams is clear. But what about the other numbers? [22:26:23] vmpire: a few Q-numbers were pre-assigned – I don’t know how exactly (that was before my time), but you can see some of them in 127.0.0.1’s contributions https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3AContributions&contribs=user&target=127.0.0.1&start=2012-10-01&end=2012-11-01 [22:26:38] aside from that, the identifiers are assigned sequentially, in the order that the entities are created [22:30:31] interesting. Thanks, WikidataFacts!