[00:00:13] Counting rows is a tricky business. [00:00:47] It's the same issue with revision counts and category member counts. [00:00:53] Jarry1250:Yours is one of the few toolserver tools that supports internationalization. That makes it even better! :) [00:00:54] You'd think someone would've solved this problem generically by now. [00:01:00] hmm, it even recognises me at https://github.com/brion/MediaWiki/commits/master :) [00:01:04] Sid-G: The key is to use less text and more icons. ;-) [00:01:42] Joan:yeah. :) [00:01:53] Heh, yeah, I think I was the first (still am the first?) to use Krinkle's nice TsIntuition system. It's worth it in the end :) [00:02:06] If you're coding in PHP. [00:02:07] * Sid-G just found out the lineheight increase isnt there on commons either [00:02:23] *(still am the only) **non-Krinkle [PHP] developer. [00:02:36] heh [00:03:17] Joan: Ah yes. Forgot it wasn't (isn't?) available in other programming languages (yet). [00:03:29] RoanKattouw: gerrit's backend is also strange, why refs/changes/66/3366/1 vs refs/changes/3366 ? [00:03:44] saper: The /66 is for sharding [00:03:48] And the /1 is patchset 1 [00:03:52] so how's our glorious git future? [00:03:54] One change can have multiple patchsets [00:04:09] RoanKattouw: sharding? what is this? [00:04:10] werdna: It almost made me miss a train, working out pretty well for me so far [00:04:22] are all our problems magically solved? [00:04:24] saper: Just like the /e/e5 thing in image URLs on Commons [00:04:28] Why cant the official repo just be on github? [00:04:42] Sid-G: Because github doesn't support a gated trunk with a review interface [00:04:55] *gated master [00:05:50] Tuh, if Roan's gets the vocab wrong then the rest of us are surely doomed. [00:05:55] *Roan gets [00:06:12] And it was too difficult to get Github to support that? [00:06:21] we were pretty much doomed anyway [00:06:24] RoanKattouw: yeah so why refs/changes/3366 works for submissions :) [00:06:35] I guess Github's software isn't open-source? [00:06:41] Yes, Github isn't open source [00:06:44] That's also a major problem [00:06:45] That's pretty lame. [00:06:52] RoanKattouw:Everyone just creates a branch and makes pull-requests [00:06:57] Oh, and it's a 3rd party service, we can't rely on that [00:07:05] that it isn't open source or that we don't use it for that reason? [00:07:07] Sid-G: Then there's no reasonable way to discuss and approve those [00:07:10] they had to rewrite git, no wonder they won't give away their competitive advantage :) [00:07:12] 03(mod) restore missing file version DB records - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35048 +comment (10Aaron Schulz) [00:07:40] they rewrote git? [00:07:42] There's a number of reasons we can't use github for incoming contributions, I'll refer you to Ryan_Lane and ^demon for the full story [00:07:59] And Gerrit is the best software? [00:08:04] Of the options, I mean. [00:08:09] * Sid-G passes on enlightenment for the day [00:08:10] It's obviously not the best generally. [00:08:15] Sid-G: the wikipedia mobile app is on github and does what you suggest (branches + CR + pull) [00:08:21] uh, no bot for new bugs today? [00:08:29] it works well for us, but it is tiny compared to mediawiki [00:08:49] I just submitted https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35430 [00:08:51] Sid-G: also, are you in India? and if so, why are you up at 0538? [00:09:19] yuvipanda:yes, and apparently i get better answers at night than during the day [00:09:29] hehe, indeed! [00:09:54] yuvipanda:btw, good point [00:10:14] yuvipanda: yes [00:10:25] "Sid-G uh, no bot for new bugs today?" It caught mine, earlier. [00:10:29] Probably just lagging. [00:10:52] yuvipanda: in Ruby and Erlang [00:11:12] Hardcore Forking Action on brion's MediaWiki [00:11:17] saper: from C? [00:11:18] O_o [00:11:29] what's brion going to do with all those pull requests coming :) [00:11:33] hehe, imagine if brion started taking pull reqs [00:11:35] ah [00:11:48] 03(mod) Feedback Dashboard rate limiting too severe - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35374 +comment (10Erik Moeller) [00:11:49] New review: Jeroen De Dauw; "Roan re-submitted this here: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#change,3497" [mediawiki/core] (master) C: 0; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3362 [00:11:56] maybe we'll go back to good old times, brion reviews everything :) [00:11:58] 03(NEW) Return the scroll to the correct poistion when you save a page - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35431 minor; Wikipedia App: Save Article; (stagi.andrea) [00:11:58] Change abandoned: Jeroen De Dauw; "(no reason)" [mediawiki/core] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3362 [00:12:01] i'm sure we'll eventually figure out a way to take them [00:12:25] 03(mod) Return the scroll to the correct poistion when you save a page - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35431 (10Andrea Stagi) [00:13:34] Sid-G: we can't rely on an external service [00:13:37] for one [00:13:46] 03(mod) Return the scroll to the correct poistion when you save a page - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35431 +comment (10Yuvi Panda) [00:13:53] we definitely don't rely on proprietary software [00:14:05] Sid-G: It would appear wikibugs simply hates you :P [00:14:12] lol [00:14:29] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/ (4 files in 2 dirs): work on revision diffs [00:14:49] Sid-G: so I'm guessing sooner/later wikipedia app would also move to gerrit [00:14:49] we could do gitorious, but that's ruby, and I'd rather stab myself than rely on another ruby app [00:15:26] whats phabricator? [00:15:28] Ryan_Lane: on the other hand [00:15:39] phabricator is php [00:15:40] Sid-G: Facebook's review tool, written in PHP [00:15:42] Ryan_Lane: we could then say "Our gitorious git future" rather than just "our glorious git future" [00:15:55] lol [00:15:56] werdna: -_- [00:16:01] Phabricator's interface is probably nicer, but it's backend isn't as good as Gerrit's I don't think [00:16:08] phabricator is just a patch server, though [00:16:11] Yeah [00:16:12] it doesn't actually maintain repos [00:16:26] werdna: well I think we have name of the review tool we are about to write :) [00:16:32] and it puts the burden of merging on a set of core people [00:16:34] "glorious" [00:16:40] 03(FIXED) restore missing file version DB records - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35048 (10Aaron Schulz) [00:16:55] oh god I hate gerrit already [00:17:08] hahaha [00:17:12] everyone does at first [00:17:15] werdna:Welcome to the club :) [00:17:16] werdna: blogs.gnome.org/markmc/2011/09/25/gerrit-patch-review-from-the-command-line/ and get off the web interface :) [00:17:25] I'm ambivalent now. [00:17:29] i'm not sure it is possible to not hate anything written in java :) [00:17:32] 03(NEW) Increase line height in headings for indic languages at multilingual projects - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35430 normal; MediaWiki: User interface; (Siddhartha.Ghai) [00:17:34] RoanKattouw, we could already have written one with all that effort spent on git migration [00:17:36] anything with an UI written in java, that is [00:17:38] I'd *really* like a few bugs fixed, but otherwise I'm fine with it [00:17:53] * Sid-G sighs [00:17:56] They try way too hard with the diff interface [00:18:02] indeed [00:18:06] I don't want a shortcut to open all file diffs in new windows [00:18:09] the inline comments are nice [00:18:13] yuvipanda, don't you tell me that you don't use a Java IDE;) [00:18:14] I want all of them, one after the other, on the same page. [00:18:14] why is the diff font so wide? [00:18:17] I've had a brief look on code, not very easy to understand. But they use ORM to deal with databases. [00:18:21] MaxSem: i don't [00:18:24] I dig being able to set the dif context though [00:18:37] I also like that side-by-side and unified is available [00:18:40] MaxSem: :D [00:18:51] emacs? [00:19:01] MaxSem: vim [00:19:11] I do like that it's possible to see one file at a time. but I'd prefer to be able to see an all-in-one unified or side-by-side diff [00:19:26] Yes, I want to be /able/ to view all-in-one [00:19:45] Ryan_Lane: somehow here http://codereview.appspot.com/ it feels much more natural [00:20:06] that's rietveld [00:20:09] it's for svn [00:20:23] it's what gerrit forked from [00:20:41] yes [00:20:42] lol [00:20:49] and it also depends on a third party service [00:20:50] I wonder why they broke it [00:21:01] So the tool originallt had a good ui and they screwed it up ;0? [00:21:02] I don't consider gerrit broken [00:21:03] it's *almost* the same ui [00:21:17] how is this ui better? [00:22:15] ;) It has an obvious link to where all the repositories are listed [00:22:22] seriously, a few ui fixes and there's basically nothing wrong with gerrit [00:22:29] seems less cluttered, keyboard shortcuts work better (wow, j/k works differently in gerrit), even a dropdown to change files is a very nice idea [00:22:31] 03(mod) Problems with UploadWizard stash moving to the target - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35354 +comment (10Aaron Schulz) [00:22:36] 03(mod) Feedback Dashboard rate limiting too severe - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35374 +comment (10Richard Ames) [00:23:17] we could likely add an interface for a repo list with javascript [00:25:59] 03aaron * 10/branches/wmf/1.19wmf1/maintenance/fixBug35048Files.php: Committed live changes to file cleanup script [00:26:24] I have a clone of core and now want to put in a bunch of extensions - how do I do this without git getting mad at me? ie just have the extensions be ignored as far as core is concerned... [00:27:08] Hmm, we should probably ignore the extensions dir [00:27:20] You can just leave em in as unversioned files, git won't complain very much [00:27:21] so can we mass checkout extensions yet? [00:27:23] *clone [00:27:30] I don't know [00:27:55] * Aaron|home will keep pestering chad [00:28:37] Aaron|home: yes with a cool shell script available at ssh://gerrit.wikimedia.org:/mediawiki/extensions.git near you [00:28:57] There's one ine svn! [00:29:30] https://svn.wikimedia.org/viewvc/mediawiki/trunk/tools/code-utils/clone-all.php?view=co [00:32:29] are we going to get rid of that magic port some day? [00:32:51] presumably it could be replaced with a dedicated IP and an iptables rule to redirect the port number [00:32:53] Is it running it's own ssh daemon? [00:32:57] TimStarling: no... I have this https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Git/Workflow#Setup_SSH_shortcut_.28optional.29 [00:32:59] yes [00:33:13] so do lots of people, but that's not a great solution [00:33:46] no, but it's git style approach to solving problems. "Every workflow can be set up using a bunch of scripts around git" [00:35:30] TimStarling: I love that idea! [00:35:57] I couldn't think of something that nice for getting rid of the issue before. [00:35:59] it's not git's fault that the port is screwed up [00:36:13] it's the fault of whoever didn't set up a dedicated IP and a port redirection [00:36:14] mhmm... ;) it's the custom gerrit functionality [00:36:17] iptables thing sounds nice [00:36:59] is there any way for a template #if to tell whether the user is logged in? [00:37:14] no [00:37:23] ok thanks [00:37:36] New patchset: Reedy; "Bring in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/114376" [mediawiki/core] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3507 [00:37:40] except maybe if you're in an interface message [00:38:02] New code comment: Reedy; https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3507; [00:38:53] nope, just trying to show things to logged out users that doesn't apply to logged in users [00:39:48] Dantman: did you decide on a fix for the A non well formed numeric value encountered notice? [00:39:50] it's probably best this way as it's less potentially confusing. Thanks! [00:40:06] nm: wrap them in some css then use some js magic for anon users [00:40:12] nevermind [00:40:12] Reedy: "decide"? All there is to do is change $bytes to $buffer [00:40:23] Dantman: commit it then :p [00:40:36] * Dantman is on a different branch right now [00:40:41] Pffft [00:40:59] "I'm not slacking, I'm just not on the correct branch" [00:41:03] ...I also haven't even touched Gerrit yet so you can get something critical like that out after than me. [00:41:11] faster* [00:41:34] Reedy: ;) Unless you want to take a pull request [00:41:40] muahahahaha [00:42:06] maplebed: can I edit that doc? [00:42:13] yes you can! [00:43:03] Dantman: $bytes .= $iv; ? [00:43:14] Reedy: Yup, $buffer .= $iv; [00:44:15] Reedy: I had to do multiple refactors of that class, and mcrypt was actually added after fopen/openssl/randomstate [00:44:43] :/ and OSX doesn't even have mcrypt [00:45:09] I can't remember how I even tested openssl [00:45:18] Maybe OSX has openssl [00:45:19] Aaron|home: I'm not sure how to ask google to show me what you've changed, though, so I'd appreciate a quick note saying what you change (if anythng). [00:45:34] My 5.4 setup has neither [00:45:38] New patchset: Reedy; "Swap $bytes .= $iv; for $buffer .= $iv;" [mediawiki/core] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3508 [00:46:27] Isn't that nice, the add reviewer box doesn't have anything ajaxy [00:46:55] lol [00:47:03] Oh, it does [00:47:16] maplebed: yeah, the rev history seems to be on the slide level [00:47:24] when it can be bothered [00:49:24] New review: Daniel Friesen; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/core] (master) C: 1; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3508 [00:49:29] New review: Reedy; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/core] (master); V: 1 C: 0; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3508 [00:49:47] Ahhh, let's give you an error, but suceed anyway [00:50:04] Is there a quick and easy way to get my domain.com to hop right over to my wiki [00:50:10] i don't really have a home page for it [00:56:42] maplebed: I just did some FileStore -> FileBackend [00:56:45] looks OK [00:56:56] Aaron|home: thanks for that. I was forgetting the right names. [00:57:48] maplebed: good docs has shitty revision history tools =( although it can be done somehow [00:57:52] *google docs [00:57:54] Looks like this could do with some attention from someone who knows what they're doing: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Current_versions [00:58:24] p858snake|l: I can get it to show me an individual slide at a specific revision ,but I can't seem to get it to tell me what changed (without just clicking back and forth and eyeballing it) [00:58:31] but that's ok, for now at least. [00:58:49] Krenair: someone could just update the templates when they do a release [00:59:04] p858snake|l, yeah it seems like that didn't happen. [00:59:06] since that is all that page is doing (displaying the templates) [00:59:12] I just updated the news shown on the front page [01:00:30] is there a way to get the functionality of breadcrubs2 in the default wiki skin-vector? When i add the ""require_once("$IP/extensions/BreadCrumbs2.php");"" to local settings, the whole wiki site goes down. Extension referance here: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:BreadCrumbs2 [01:00:46] Okay fixed the release dates, but those SVN things will need to be fixed [01:00:48] Mediawiki 1.19 [01:02:50] shaun_: can you check your PHP error log? [01:03:17] 03(mod) Trial for restricting non-autoconfirmed users from creating new articles on enwiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/30208 (10cs) [01:03:57] New review: Reedy; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/Collection] (master); V: 0 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3445 [01:04:14] New review: Reedy; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/Collection] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3445 [01:04:28] 03(mod) [Regression] File deletions don't always purge everything - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35047 +comment (10Tim Starling) [01:05:09] New review: Reedy; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/Collection] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3445 [01:07:02] Looks like its pointing to line 51 of the breadcrubs2.php file. one momemnt. [01:07:04] New review: Reedy; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/Collection] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3444 [01:07:52] if ( $skin->mTitle->getNsText() ) [01:08:36] [22-Mar-2012 17:27:50] PHP Notice: Undefined property: SkinVector::$mTitle in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\mediawiki\extensions\BreadCrumbs2.php on line 51 [22-Mar-2012 17:27:50] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function getNsText() on a non-object in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\mediawiki\extensions\BreadCrumbs2.php on line 51 [01:09:22] Dantman: ^^ [01:10:19] saper : Thanks for taking a look, I'm just over I head with this one. [01:10:20] saper, shaun_: Swap mTitle with getTitle() [01:10:23] raindrift: do you have any immediate insights to bug 35354? [01:11:04] shaun_: Actually you might want to use getRelevantTitle() [01:11:14] hmm... [01:11:42] And use a search and replace on the whole thing right? [01:12:50] ...this code is shit [01:13:04] or getRealTitleThisTimeIPromise() [01:13:08] $pagecat = strstr( $skin->mTitle->getPrefixedText(), 'Category:' ); [01:13:37] Dantman: Looks like "getReleventTitle()" did the trick. [01:14:02] shaun_: Maybe make that getTitle() [01:16:04] /e [01:16:24] preg_replace to trim() [01:16:49] alright, i try getTitle() [01:18:29] New review: Catrope; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/ArticleFeedbackv5] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3501 [01:20:28] failed to add submodule 'EmailCapture' [01:20:31] RoanKattouw: ^ [01:21:13] shaun_: Just so you know, the difference between getTitle() and getRelevantTitle() occurs on pages like [[Special:MovePage/Foo]]. getTitle always returns the real title "Special:MovePage/Foo" while on that page getRelevantTitle() returns "Foo", because we were told that we want the same tabs, etc... as the page [[Foo]]. [01:21:24] Aaron|home: I have nfi what's wrong there, ask Chad [01:23:13] huh, FlaggedRevs has a regular file called "presentation" :s [01:23:15] trim() kills the site. [01:23:20] shaun_: If someone is interested in maintaining that extension they should put it in gerrit [01:23:22] syntax error. [01:23:24] Aaron|home: no, not really. [01:23:32] 03(mod) Creating new layout for Gujarati Typewriter Keyboard - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35044 normal->15enhancement (10Sam Reed (reedy)) [01:23:39] shaun_: Naturally then you screwed up the syntax when you adde dit [01:23:52] Well, im not sure what other solutions are out there for breadcrubs. [01:24:11] lol. well thats fine. but what is the correct syntax ;) [01:24:49] never mind... [01:24:51] Ok. I'll drop the comment about trim(); It appears the goal is not to simply trim whitespace, but to trim the whitespace on multiple lines [01:27:14] I appreciate the help, but im still not seeing any breadcrumbs. [01:27:25] I think im just going to bag this one. [01:28:14] http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:BreadCrumbs this works... and its fine. but its more of a "history of path traveled" rather then a map pointing to where you are. [01:28:45] Warning: gzinflate(): data error in C:\wamp\www\DevWiki\core\includes\Revision.php on line 880 [01:28:50] * Aaron|home gets that alot on 5.4 [01:29:31] shaun_: You're better off doing that... looks like that extension has a php injection vector [01:31:06] since im new, might there be another plug-in that would be better suited for me? This was all I really found.... asside from just created your own breadcrumbs in each page. [01:31:14] New patchset: Catrope; "Bug fix: setLinkId() still had a reference to the old linkId property; closeAsModal() updated to use 'X' rather than '0'" [mediawiki/extensions/ArticleFeedbackv5] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3501 [01:31:52] New review: Catrope; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/extensions/ArticleFeedbackv5] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3501 [01:31:54] Change merged: Catrope; [mediawiki/extensions/ArticleFeedbackv5] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3501 [01:38:02] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: address http://education.wmflabs.org/wiki/Thread:MW_1.18_talk:Community_portal/Prepositions [01:41:36] New review: Aaron Schulz; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/core] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3385 [01:41:38] Change merged: Aaron Schulz; [mediawiki/core] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3385 [01:45:07] hi all [01:45:16] New patchset: awjrichards; "Added comments for" [mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3509 [01:45:41] question: does mediawiki cache image [[File:someimg.png|100px]] kind of resizes? or is it generated every time anew? [01:45:51] New review: Aaron Schulz; "HTMLForm needs more documentation in terms of what is and is not raw html." [mediawiki/core] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3475 [01:45:53] Change merged: Aaron Schulz; [mediawiki/core] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3475 [01:45:56] 04(REOPENED) Need updated fonts for Malayalam in Server - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/31950 +comment (10praveenp) [01:49:05] dcht00: It's saved to the filesystem. [01:49:54] @dantman thanks ... where can I control this? is there a limit how much size it can take this way? [01:50:05] dcht00: No [01:50:58] dantman : is there any known cases of attacking a mediawiki system with "resize" filesystem maxing? [01:51:26] Not sure... but the worst you could do would be to make the disk full [01:51:45] it might be on a critical partition [01:52:01] And you'd probably need to have a lot of images already on the wiki for that (since there are only a limited number of thumbs you can create) [01:52:28] And it would be fixed easy by clearing the thumb folder and some purges. [01:52:43] dantman : hehe, I'll make some calculations :) [01:53:00] well svg can be useful in that [01:53:10] little svg files can produce huge .pngs [01:53:29] ...an interesting experiment though would be to try setting up a memcache like cache based filesystem and a 404 handler [01:53:53] You'd mount it as your thumbs/ folder [01:54:19] And it would automatically clear out less used files. [01:54:50] something like cycbuff for inn (InterNetNews server) [01:55:41] how else would you manage alt.binaries.* :) [01:55:59] hmmm [01:56:14] maybe we should have a NNTP feed from commons -> alt.binaries.wikimedia.commons :) [01:56:22] I'm thinking something like Kyoto Tycoon and FUSE [01:56:26] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: qqq++ [01:57:26] sounds much more complex [01:59:22] plan9 has a nice thing with ventil - storage blocks get written (swapped out) to WORM and you never run out of space plus you always have snapshots of old versions of stuff [01:59:52] Probably wouldn't be insane to implement with python-fuse [02:08:40] 04(REOPENED) Enable sub page feature in Telugu Wikisource (te.wikisource.org) - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35193 +comment (10Shiju Alex) [02:10:35] 03(mod) [Regression] Edit links seen on previous page versions - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/34841 +comment (10Mark Hurd) [02:10:40] Dantman : great idea, I would think Wikipedia had this? [02:11:14] dcht00: Wikipedia probably has enough disk space. [02:11:21] dcht00: They're also switching to Swift [02:11:31] I'm not sure how thumbs are being handled there. [02:11:51] Also the squid/varnish servers might be caching files. [02:11:59] what's Swift? never heard of it before [02:12:31] http://swift.openstack.org/ [02:12:54] Though that's actually for file storage. [02:13:03] I'm not sure if thumbs are being stored in it. [02:13:10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWIFTNet_InterAct_Store_and_Forward it's definitely not this? [02:13:17] no [02:13:18] seems there's no wikipedia page for it :) [02:13:42] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenStack#Object_Storage_.28Swift.29 [02:13:53] That's because it's part of a larger project. [02:14:58] wow, this openstack thing looks great [02:15:12] where am i living [02:15:32] On a single server? [02:17:57] haha, true [02:21:20] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: qqq++ [02:24:44] 03(mod) [Regression] File deletions don't always purge everything - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35047 +comment (10Jameslwoodward) [02:32:39] 14(INVALID) Request for deletion of Wikiro-l - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35412 +comment (10Dan Collins) [02:34:38] 14(INVALID) zombie mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35324 +comment (10Dan Collins) [02:35:18] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: qqq++ [02:35:46] 14(INVALID) Request for deletion of WikibooksDE-l - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/31109 +comment (10Dan Collins) [02:36:48] TimStarling: do you know if the swift meetup is still ongoing or if any feeds are available? [02:37:10] I don't know anything about it [02:39:07] 03(mod) Setup external git mirrors/clones - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35429 +comment (10Dan Collins) [02:47:15] Oh fun... [02:47:25] This is just 'beautiful' php behaviour [02:47:44] php > var_dump( 0 == '#' ); [02:47:44] bool(true) [02:52:10] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: qqq++ [02:53:35] Which is why you use === :) [02:53:49] New review: Aaron Schulz; "(no comment)" [mediawiki/core] (master); V: 1 C: 2; - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3507 [02:53:52] Change merged: Aaron Schulz; [mediawiki/core] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/3507 [03:03:50] 03(mod) Wikimedia Commons old files errors - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35367 +comment (10Mark A. Hershberger) [03:08:34] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: qqq++ [03:16:59] is Dispenser's math on https://jira.toolserver.org/browse/MNT-1225 that replag won't resolve for 48 days possible? [03:20:42] :q [03:20:59] 03(mod) zombie mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35324 +comment (10Philippe Beaudette) [03:22:20] 03(mod) zombie mailing list - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35324 +comment (10Daniel Zahn) [03:22:33] 03(mod) Trial for restricting non-autoconfirmed users from creating new articles on enwiki - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/30208 +comment (10Philippe Beaudette) [03:26:13] 03jeroendedauw * 10/trunk/extensions/EducationProgram/EducationProgram.i18n.php: qqq++ the rest is for tomorrow :) [03:32:03] 03(NEW) Image upload data lose after server restart - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35432 major; MediaWiki: Images and files; (beta) [03:45:51] 03(NEW) Font size settings in Wikipedia App should affect entire app, not just content - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35433 normal; Wikipedia App: Settings; (yuvipanda) [04:18:08] Can someone tell me if http://hi.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%A4%B5%E0%A4%BF%3A%E0%A4%9A%E0%A5%8C%E0%A4%AA%E0%A4%BE%E0%A4%B2/Narayam is ideally enough for a siterequest (I'm assuming it probably isn't; so how much more support would I need?) [04:20:24] siebrand: Did u get time to see the CLDR tool? [04:23:32] * Sid-G wonders if everyone went to sleep [04:25:34] Sid-G: except us :P [04:26:02] yuvipanda: :D [04:26:20] Sid-G: did you sleep at all? [04:26:46] yuvipanda: u think sum1 could sleep being on the "We're on git! I can commit!" mode ? [04:26:55] :D [04:27:02] yuvipanda:no way! [04:27:09] well, considering i've been on that for a few months now… :P [04:27:13] Sid-G: what are you committing into? [04:27:30] yuvipanda:Just Narayam for now [04:27:43] how do i "enable deleterevision" (nowadys?) In User group rights i just see "View deleted text and changes between deleted revisions (deletedtext)". Does that require an extension? [04:28:00] Sid-G: cool! [04:28:02] yuvipanda:I'm on whee even though the only lang i know is basic js :P [04:28:30] Sid-G: js is a powerful beast [04:28:46] yuvipanda:but mw is basically all php [04:28:56] sadly :P [04:29:20] yuvipanda:meh, "I can commit" is still "whee" enough [04:29:41] :D [04:29:45] * yuvipanda wheeees with Sid-G [04:29:59] I believe 22 hours of wakefulness is enough for a man [04:30:01] yuvipanda:Could u see the link I gave and count the !votes of support and tell me if that's enough for a siterequest? [04:30:01] good night :D [04:30:13] Sid-G: wrong person for that :) [04:30:16] yuvipanda:Giving up already? [04:30:30] yuvipanda: Good night :) see u when u wake up :) [04:30:33] Sid-G: i'm on a bus to BLR, so should sleep :D [04:30:34] ah, ok, "$wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['deleterevision'] " .. i think i ot it [04:30:39] or write the chennai hackathon report [04:31:43] yuvipanda:go to sleep. Not everybody should whee. Someone should know what they're doing too :D [04:31:56] :D [04:39:46] * JRWR cant wait for mediawiki 1.19 release [04:40:16] santhosh: hey :) [04:40:36] santhosh: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#patch,unified,3505,1,resources/ext.narayam.rules.hi.js [04:41:03] Sid-G: Hi, was going through that, couple of questions.. can we have it in mediawiki-i18n channel? [04:41:13] ok [05:27:29] *sigh* I have to do another force... oh well [05:36:14] ^_^ I get to fix a git repo with two complete copies of the same source history again [05:39:26] 03(mod) [Regression] File deletions don't always purge everything - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35047 +comment (10Tim Starling) [05:45:13] 03(mod) RTL mix is strange - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35410 +comment (10Amir E. Aharoni) [05:52:10] 03(mod) [Regression] File deletions don't always purge everything - 10https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/35047 +comment (10Tim Starling) [05:53:16] i have a local wiki and i want to change the reftoolbar , as given i the instructions , i went to special:preference ->editing [05:53:41] after this i couldnt find any options further. [05:54:37] an someone please guide me.Thanks [05:56:26] * Dantman crosses his fingers [05:57:19] hmmm... soo close [05:57:25] it rewrote the dates [05:59:17]