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[18:15:56] <ragesoss>	 @tgr_ is it possible to get the OAuth CID that edits will be tagged with before a new consumer has made any edits?
[18:18:47] <ragesoss>	 the only way i know of to find it is to search Special:Tags after edits have been made. i see entries with zero tagged changes, perhaps because they have been used at least once for authorization even if they haven't made any edits?
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[20:16:36] <bd808>	 ragesoss: the value can be known, but is not currently exposed by any wiki page I can think of. The  N in "OAuth CID: N" is the oauth_registered_consumer.oarc_id primary key. That id is assigned when the registration request is submitted, but I'm not seeing anywhere in the UI that we show it. Instead we use the oauth_registered_consumer.oarc_consumer_key value in URLs and other displays.
[20:17:36] <bd808>	 ragesoss: I think would be a pretty simple UI patch to expose the numeric id value in the Special:OAuthListConsumers/view output 
[20:18:24] <ragesoss>	 bd808: thanks. i'll file a task on Phab. it's a minor thing, but it seems like a good thing to expose along with the other public details.
[20:19:01] <ragesoss>	 (and would save me a step in my process whenever i update consumers for either dashboard)
[20:19:24] <bd808>	 *nod* seems very reasonable to me
[20:20:13] <bd808>	 I'm not reminded of T247800 too
[20:20:14] <stashbot>	 T247800: (partially) expose oauth_registered_consumer table - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T247800
[20:20:16] <bd808>	 *now
[20:22:28] <bd808>	 ragesoss: ah, T224749 is what you want I think
[20:22:29] <stashbot>	 T224749: OAuth consumer id should be exposed - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T224749
[20:22:56] <ragesoss>	 ah, cool
[20:23:09] <bd808>	 so now... patches welcome I suppose
[21:10:37] <tgr>	 ragesoss: if you have authorized the consumer, go to Special:OAuthManageMyGrants and there will be links to filtered recentchanges/logs. If you haven't authorized it, I don't think it's possible currently.
[21:11:21] <tgr>	 I guess those links would be useful for Special:OAuthListConsumers as well.
[21:55:35] <ragesoss>	 ah, i see, the 'Your edits by this application' link has it. thanks!