[05:38:38] Not sure this is an improvement. https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help:CirrusSearch&diff=prev&oldid=1873937 [07:08:46] Hi any GCI mentor here? [08:45:44] Is the results of ResourceLoaderGetConfigVars cached somehow. I have an extension that adds a variable to resource loader. It works fine for me, but there's someone using the extension, where the variable isn't added, and I am at a loss for why [08:45:49] ? [09:08:24] hmm, possibly because I missed the & in the function signature [09:08:31] but I have no idea why it would work for me [09:08:45] maybe subtle differences in how php does pass by reference between versions [10:33:20] Hey, is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page loading very slowly for anyone else? [10:34:26] fine for me [10:35:24] I've had a few other people complain the same. Hmm. [10:36:31] Not just en, meta too. Possibly others too. [10:36:34] Weird. [10:37:56] These sorts of things can sometimes vary depending on geographic location [10:46:48] #wikimedia-tech would probably e a better channel for this [10:46:53] or #wikimedia-operations [17:23:09] What does it mean when, in mediawiki vagrant, a php file I added in settings.d/ doesn't have effect and instead is printed on top of the page (without an error message)? :( [17:23:31] Nemo_bis: you forgot to being it with begin it* [17:24:24] Anyone have any idea if there already exists or a bot can be made where the bot archives sections of a talk page based on whether or not it has a {{done}} template or something of the kind instead of a time-based archiving bot? [17:29:21] Oh indeed. ^^ Thanks. [17:31:12] Nemo_bis: ^^ MatmaRex ^^ [17:31:34] JustBerry: no doubt it can be made. [17:32:01] MatmaRex: any advice? [17:32:06] MatmaRex: where to start [17:32:19] MatmaRex: How exactly would you go about doing something like that, I know some python, Java, etc. [17:32:59] hmm [17:33:01] !pywikibot [17:33:01] pywikibot is a bot framework written in Python that allows for easier automated actions on a wiki. For more information, see . For alternatives, see . We're in #pywikibot if you want to chat :) [17:33:25] that should be a good start? there are probably libraries in other languages [17:33:27] !api [17:33:27] The MediaWiki API provides direct, high-level access to the data contained in the MediaWiki databases. Client programs should be able to use the API to login, get data, and post changes. Find out more at < https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API >. For client libraries in various languages, see < https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Client_Code >. [17:35:43] MatmaRex: I'll have to do it when I get a chance. Do you know of any page/users which might help me communicate this idea to some devs waiting for something to work on? [17:36:35] not really [17:39:26] MatmaRex: Easy to make? [17:42:33] JustBerry: not exactly easy, but probably easier than time-based archiving. finding headings and {{done}} under them should be easy enough, but beware badly structured talk pages. [17:54:48] JustBerry: I think there is a bot that archives {{done}} on WP:GL/I [17:55:31] or maybe not, it's been three years since I worked in there [17:56:39] GEOFBOT: kek [17:56:43] MatmaRex: k ty [20:41:49] I'm trying to install another instance of Mediawiki on my server and keep getting errors: http://pastebin.com/EywUM8fd [20:56:18] ScarredSun: what do you have in your local settings.php? [20:57:31] ScarredSun: oh hmm, your extensions are in a separate directory? you need to set https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgExtensionDirectory [21:14:15] Earlier I was wondering: is there no way to keep two different directories for extensions? [21:18:41] Nemo_bis: why not? I think you need to fiddle a bit with assets paths if any [21:34:24] Nemo_bis: not really unless you create symlinks. You can only set one value for $wgExtensionAssetPath (and now $wgExtensionDirectory) so :/ [21:35:20] we discussed the one directory requirement at some point during the extension registration discussions, I forget when/where that was though [21:51:27] legotkm: That's the thing--I have no LocalSettings.php in that directory [21:53:08] legoktm: yes, that's what I understood. So far no problem.