[09:18:49] !log tools.scholia webservice stop (tried restarting, but it keeps crashing) T429738 [09:18:53] Logged the message at https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools.scholia/SAL [09:18:53] T429738: ToolforgeWebHighErrorRate should not page if a single tool is down - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T429738 [16:38:56] https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI (re @wmtelegram_bot: I think it's rather the tool has been changed and now the path is different: https://glamtools.toolforge.org/glamorous...) [16:41:50] Stable addresses are overrated. Back in the days we just knocked all doors until we found what we wanted. [20:46:49] Hello, would anyone know if it's in the realm of possibility for a fully static website (no back-end API) to upload a file to Wikimedia Commons from the client browser, without leaving the static website (except maybe to auth on Commons) ? [20:49:09] I'm making a successor to the ParliamentDiagram tool, which builds SVG diagrams on the back-end then uses OAuth to upload said diagrams, using the user's Wikimedia account, from the tool's server to Commons' server. [20:49:10] I already moved the diagram generation fully to the front-end. I'm wondering if I can move the upload part to the front-end too. [22:43:07] I think that's possible with a client-side non-confidential OAuth 2 app [22:43:49] take a look at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/m3api/m3api-examples/-/tree/main/webapp-clientside-vite-guestbook?ref_type=heads [22:44:21] /me hopes Gouvernathor is still online (I can't see it over the bridge) ^^ [22:44:39] yup [22:45:27] oh that looks promising [22:46:20] I haven't tried uploading in particular, but general authenticated requests are possible :) [22:47:40] I know nothing of vueJS though