[01:47:46] <Debra>	 Great.
[13:50:46] <Auger>	 morning
[13:54:05] <Dante2050>	 o/
[13:54:50] <ageoffire>	 hai...
[13:59:33] <ageoffire>	 !voice me
[14:09:08] <Dante2050>	 Well i was prepared to talk through a problem i've been having settings up MediaWiki from scratch, but i've somehow fixed the problem... so.. errm, thanks guys :)
[14:09:36] <Rein|VPS>	 You're welcome.
[14:28:20] <Lcawte>	 Does Mathoid need Restbase or something?
[14:56:28] <James_F>	 Lcawte: Yes.
[16:02:58] <Trela>	 Global $wg in extension.json should not clobber each other in different extensions, correct?
[16:03:14] <Trela>	 For example, loading MsUpload with AJAXPoll ends up breaking AJAXPoll.
[16:46:41] <Trela>	 I found the bug.
[16:47:00] <Trela>	 ExtensionProcessor::extractConfig() clobbers configuration settings passed from extension.json.
[17:02:03] <shmdef>	 hello
[17:02:17] <shmdef>	 i had a question about how titles/URLs are stored in MediaWiki
[17:02:34] <shmdef>	 I have a page that requires an underscore (_) in its title
[17:02:56] <shmdef>	 however, I cannot link to the page without the underscore being erased and replaced with a space
[17:03:19] <shmdef>	 is there a way to keep said underscore in the title?
[17:04:30] <andre__>	 shmdef, how do you "link" exactly? *Where* does the underscore gets replaced exactly?
[17:05:30] <shmdef>	 when I link to a page called "DREAM_31", the page ends up becoming "DREAM 31"
[17:05:38] <Matthew_>	 shmdef: Articles cannot have underscores in the title.  It's a technical restriction.  See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Page_name#Technical_restrictions_and_limitations
[17:06:02] <shmdef>	 i'm guessing the only way around this would be to use a full-width variant, like ＿
[17:48:01] <Lcawte>	 James_F: I was hoping you'd say no :(
[19:13:00] <wmat>	 if I have administrator & bureaucrat rights on a wiki, is there any reason why I wouldn't be able to edit the MainPage?
[19:19:37] <kevindank>	 Hello, is it possible to export mediawiki and import it into easyvista
[19:27:20] <Nemo_bis>	 kevindank: I don't understand what easyvista is, some sort of CMS?
[19:28:08] <Nemo_bis>	 Anyway, MediaWiki is very open; you're more likely to have problems importing anything into your application. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Import/Export
[19:28:29] <kevindank>	 can i do a dump based on namespace into csv?
[19:28:44] <kevindank>	 easyvista is an ITSM solution that has a knowledgebase
[19:28:53] <kevindank>	 we currently use Mediawiki + SMW + Smw forms for our KB
[19:30:21] <Nemo_bis>	 I can't imagine a meaningful way to store MediaWiki content in a CSV
[19:47:12] <Platonides>	 after extracting the article contents into fields it probably is doable
[19:47:28] <Platonides>	 the articles shall be properly structured to begin with,  though
[22:10:10] <niedzielski>	 o/ i recently formatted my system (ubuntu) and am having some trouble getting setup.sh working from a fresh clone D: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/P3253
[22:11:38] <niedzielski>	 when i manually build and install mediawiki-vagrant-0.13.2, i can see it with gem list but setup.sh fails in the same way
[22:23:13] <niedzielski>	 er, maybe this is a known issue? T135104
[22:23:13] <stashbot>	 T135104: Vagrant setup.sh fails due to "Could not find gem 'mediawiki-vagrant (= 0.13.2)' Could not find gem 'mediawiki-vagrant (= 0.13.2)' - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T135104
[22:33:04] <niedzielski>	 nvm, i had too new a Vagrant install I guess. i'll update the wiki notes