[02:25:44] <Guest49939>	 Hello. Is there anyone who can answer my question regarding MediaWiki API?
[02:26:33] <Guest49939>	 Hello?
[02:26:40] <Guest49939>	 Is anyone online?
[02:37:49] <Guest49939>	 deguBurger Do you know about MediaWiki API?
[02:42:43] <Krenair>	 Considering it's the middle of the night, I doubt it.
[02:43:01] <Krenair>	 Asking random people joining is unlikely to be productive either.
[02:46:05] <Fiona>	 Hi Guest49939.
[02:46:32] <Fiona>	 Guest49939: It's difficult to answer a question you haven't asked. What's your question?
[02:47:00] <Guest49939>	 Thank you for your concern.
[02:47:15] <Guest49939>	 I have previously used MediaWIki API for many times.
[02:47:42] <Guest49939>	 There is a parameter called "continue" which is very straightforward.
[02:48:48] <Guest49939>	 However, today I have an application in which I should use "Usercontribs", and instead of continue, it has "uccontinue". I searched a lot a was not able to figure out how to use this one.
[02:56:01] <Guest49939>	 I also have one more question: What is the difference between edit "size" and "sizediff". I can see the definition, but the difference between the two are not clear to me.
[02:57:11] <RoanKattouw>	 IIRC, size is the size in bytes of the entire page, after the user's change; and sizediff is how many bytes the user added/removed
[02:57:12] <RoanKattouw>	 I think
[03:00:57] <Guest49939>	 Thank you. That's reasonable, but the documentation defines it as size: Size of the edit.
[03:01:38] <Guest49939>	 sizediff: Size delta between the edit and its parent
[09:42:17] <GeekShadow>	 hello
[09:42:26] <GeekShadow>	 is there a {{}} tag for English ?
[09:59:08] <MC8>	 GeekShadow: on English Wikipedia? {{en icon}}?
[10:06:02] <stalkr_>	 Hi, trying to get the Scribunto extension working with Infobox, but I get this error: Lua error: Cannot create process: proc_open is not available. Check PHP's "disable_functions" configuration directive. Any idea? Under phpinfo() disabled_functions it says no value, so it should be working
[10:09:55] <LuisMiguel>	 stalkr_, review php.ini
[10:11:09] <LuisMiguel>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Thread:Project:Support_desk/Lua_error could help
[10:11:12] <stalkr_>	 LuisMiguel: I don't have access to the php.ini file unfortunately, only a web interface (so only a few fields)
[10:12:30] <stalkr_>	 LuisMiguel: but my webhotel has said it should be enabled, so I don't really understand the error. The directory is 755 too
[13:29:42] <ankitaa>	 https://dpaste.de/fwXr
[13:41:35] <Niharika|away>	 ankitaa: You should describe your problem statement here, not in a paste. 
[13:44:35] <ankitaa>	 I get the error : " Lua error: Cannot create process: proc_open is not available. Check PHP's "disable_functions" configuration directive " when template is invoked. But in my instance "proc_open" is not added to disable_functions in php.ini. Then is there another reason for this error?
[13:46:57] <corninglib>	 Hey everyone. I just imported the "stub" template from Wikipedia to my wiki and it says "This article is a stub. You can improve Wikipedia by expanding it.". My question is, how do I change it from "Wikipedia" to my wiki's name?
[13:50:18] <RobotsOnDrugs>	 edit the template
[13:50:53] <corninglib>	 Yes I did that but I do not see anywhere that has "Wikipedia" in it.
[13:50:57] <RobotsOnDrugs>	 also, have fun going down the rabbit hole that is wikipedia content :P
[13:51:16] <RobotsOnDrugs>	 it's buried in there somewhere, possibly in another template
[13:51:33] <corninglib>	 Yeah I already have been going down the rabbit hole :P
[13:51:35] <corninglib>	 Haha
[13:52:43] <corninglib>	 Hmm, I think I might have found it.
[13:53:07] <RobotsOnDrugs>	 wikipedia is pretty much "yo dawg, i heard you like templates"
[13:53:35] <corninglib>	 Heh, that is too true.
[13:54:16] <corninglib>	 Got it! :D It was in module:asbox
[13:54:51] <corninglib>	 Alrighty, thank you for your help! Time for me to bounce! :)
[13:55:38] <corninglib>	 Bye bye
[14:58:55] <jgroeger>	 Hey. I'm pretty sure the code at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Extension_registration#Migrating (if(function_exists) ...) is wrong.
[14:59:37] <jgroeger>	 Shouln't it warn if you DONT use wfLoadExtension instead of if you do?
[14:59:59] <jgroeger>	 I would fix it myself but I am not confident enough that this is right
[15:21:21] <legoktm>	 jgroeger: hi! what looks wrong about it?
[15:23:14] <legoktm>	 jgroeger: the function_exists call is to see if you're running a version of MW that supports extension registration as some people like to keep compatability with older versions
[15:32:33] <aelevadoan>	 o/
[15:32:44] <aelevadoan>	 anyone here knows about using alternative free licenses in mediawiki?
[15:37:03] <jgroeger>	 legoktm, I understand. When running MW<1.25, this function never exists and thus the warning is never issued. However, on MW>=1.25, the function will exist, the extension is loaded and then a warning is issued
[15:37:27] <legoktm>	 jgroeger: yeah. the warning is so people write wfLoadExtension('FooBar') directly in their localsettings.php
[15:38:46] <jgroeger>	 legoktm, instead of?
[15:39:06] <legoktm>	 require_once "$IP/extensions/FooBar/FooBar.php";
[15:40:40] <jgroeger>	 So this function_exists stuff is not in the LocalSettings.php ?
[15:42:38] <jgroeger>	 legoktm, and if so, why is it in the documentation?
[15:42:56] <legoktm>	 no, this stuff should go in your extension entry point
[15:43:18] <jgroeger>	 ahhhh
[15:43:20] <legoktm>	 see https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/201235/1/Citoid.php,cm for example
[15:43:23] <jgroeger>	 this is not very clear there
[15:43:55] <legoktm>	 if I change the heading to "Migrating for extension developers" would that be better?
[15:44:24] <legoktm>	 the "Usage" section is the one for sysadmins, and "Migrating" is for developers
[15:45:01] <jgroeger>	 "Migrating for existing extensions" ?
[15:45:58] <jgroeger>	 yes
[15:46:07] <jgroeger>	 legoktm, "Migrating for extension developers" is good
[15:47:28] <jgroeger>	 thanks
[15:47:37] <legoktm>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Manual%3AExtension_registration&diff=1558901&oldid=1509819
[15:47:41] <legoktm>	 :)
[16:06:55] <vampi-the-frog>	 hey gang
[16:07:13] <vampi-the-frog>	 I'm trying to add my css for my skin, but I can't get it to load. I've used:
[16:08:08] <vampi-the-frog>	 https://dpaste.de/aCJ3
[16:08:27] <vampi-the-frog>	 I'm also trying to add an external CSS file, which is the second one
[17:22:55] <aelevadoan>	 DanielK_WMDE_: by chance do you know if theres a "no-ip" antispam filter in mw by default?
[18:03:51] <vampi-the-frog>	 how do I just add a CSS <link>?
[18:08:03] <Randomage>	 Anyone with experience with MobileFrontend?
[18:08:32] <Randomage>	 I'm trying to figure out, from within a hook-called function, if I'm in mobile mode or not.
[18:15:16] <MaxSem>	 Randomage, MobileContext::singleton()->shouldDisplayMobileView()
[18:15:37] <Randomage>	 Thank you, I'll check that out!
[20:22:00] <Rosencrantz>	 So, I ran across this error on the REL1_25 branch. PHP Fatal error:  Interface 'Psr\\Log\\LoggerAwareInterface' not found in includes/profiler/TransactionProfiler.php on line 35
[20:24:05] <MatmaRex>	 hi Rosencrantz
[20:24:09] <Rosencrantz>	 Does anyone have any idea what that might be? To me it looks like it's not loading something properly somewhere, I'm just not sure where to go from there.
[20:25:00] <MatmaRex>	 Rosencrantz: if you installed mediawiki from git, you need to install the required libraries separately. run `composer install` (after installing Composer itself), or clone the mediawiki/vendor repository into the vendor directory in mediawiki/core.
[20:25:09] <MatmaRex>	 !composer
[20:25:09] <wm-bot>	 Composer is a dependency manager for PHP. MediaWiki uses it to include certain external libraries. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Composer for more details.
[20:25:09] <Rosencrantz>	 Ah!
[20:25:40] <MatmaRex>	 mediawiki is supposed to output more helpful errors when you don't do it, though.
[20:25:42] <Rosencrantz>	 I had my own composer.json that I was using, didn't think to check for a new one before putting mine back in.
[20:45:03] <Hell-Razor>	 hey fellas, is this the right place to try and get help with gtkpod?
[20:45:30] <Rosencrantz>	 MatmaRex, looks like that worked. Thanks!
[20:45:42] <MatmaRex>	 yay
[20:46:19] <Hell-Razor>	 ++
[20:46:35] <MatmaRex>	 gtkpod? doesn't sound mediawiki-related
[20:47:17] <Hell-Razor>	 for osme stupid reason their website told me to come here... guess i should have read a little deeper into it MatmaRex lol
[20:47:32] <MatmaRex>	 link?
[20:47:52] <MatmaRex>	 perhaps you needto join a different channel
[20:48:10] <Hell-Razor>	 i did 
[20:48:19] <Hell-Razor>	 there is an actual #gtkpod channel
[21:20:59] <waterdistrict>	 Anybody know the status of an epel 7 RPM (for RHEL 7)?
[22:28:31] <Guest59214>	 Hi. Does anybody know about Usercontribs in MediaWiki API?
[22:34:54] <Krenair>	 presumably, yeah
[22:41:01] <Guest59214>	 Hi. Does anybody know about Usercontribs in MediaWiki API?
[22:41:57] <tale>	 !ask | Guest59214 
[22:41:57] <wm-bot>	 Guest59214: Please feel free to ask your question: if anybody who knows the answer is around, they will surely reply. Don't ask for help or for attention before actually asking your question, that's just a waste of time – both yours and everybody else's. :)
[22:46:28] <Guest59214>	 I have previously used continue parameter in the API, but Usercontribs does not accept contineu. It has uccontinue instead and I don't know how to use it.
[22:47:15] <Guest59214>	 Hi. Does anybody know how to use uccontinue parameter of Usercontribs in MediaWiki API?
[22:54:18] <sitic>	 Guest59214: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Query#Continuing_queries
[22:56:29] <Guest59214>	 Sitic: Thank you for your response. As I said, I have previously used continue, but API:Usercontribs does not support continue. It supports uccontinue.
[22:56:45] <Guest59214>	 And I don't know how to use uccontinure.
[23:00:16] <sitic>	 Guest59214:  eg. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=usercontribs&ucuser=Sitic&continue= and the next one is https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&list=usercontribs&ucuser=Sitic&continue=-||&uccontinue=20150321210926|652927087
[23:02:50] <Guest59214>	 sitic: Thank you so much. I have one more question: Would you please tell me the difference between these two: size: Size of the edit 1.16+ AND sizediff: Size delta between the edit and its parent 1.20+
[23:05:30] <sitic>	 size: Adds the new size of the edit. sizediff: Adds the size delta of the edit against its parent.
[23:06:07] <sitic>	 so sizediff is the diff in size of the edit, size is the new page size if I understand it correctly
[23:06:51] <sitic>	 (in bytes)
[23:56:52] <RoanKattouw>	 Guest59214: So let's say I correct a typo (e.g. "Presdent" to "President") in the Barack Obama article
[23:57:02] <RoanKattouw>	 Before my edit, the size of that article will be something like 106457 bytes
[23:57:07] <RoanKattouw>	 After my edit, it'll be 106458 bytes
[23:57:28] <RoanKattouw>	 So 'size' will be 106458 (size after my edit) and sizediff will be 1 (how much the size changed because of my edit)
[23:58:02] <RoanKattouw>	 Or if I corrected "Hawaiii" to "Hawaii", the size would go down by one, so sizediff would be -1
[23:58:27] <RoanKattouw>	 Ugh Guest59214 left :S