[08:00:28] The ETSI Summit on Open Source held last year raised the following question: “Are standards and standards bodies such as ETSI relevant in today’s world of ubiquitous and ever increasing Open Source products and projects?” https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/osor/event/etsi-workshop-open-source-and-standardization-legal-interactions [08:00:48] It would be curious if ETSI replied to ETSI's question that ETSI is irrelevant [08:09:37] hello I have a prob with gerrit... somebody has 2 min ? [08:11:09] karima: what problems are you experiencing? [08:12:14] Hi, I did a arc land ... all ok but at the end... -> master (prohibited by Gerrit) [08:12:41] Usage Exception: Push failed! Fix the error and run "arc land" again. [08:13:33] remote: To push into this reference you need 'Push' rights. [08:14:29] It's not clear... [08:15:29] You seem to be mixing gerrit and diffusion [08:15:53] What repository are you trying to commit to? [08:17:12] In phabricator I use the first link... ie. Gerrit link https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/ELIW/ [08:17:38] there are 3 links... it's not clear... [08:18:27] karima: You can't push to gerrit. [08:18:35] karima: You need to do "git review" [08:19:05] I have to do a git review after a arc diff ? [08:19:33] or only git review without arc ? [08:19:52] karima: Arc diff seems to be for diffusion and not gerrit. The link you posted is diffusion. What exactly are you trying to do? [08:20:46] Differential* [08:21:44] I did... arc feature master .... arc feature txx_do_something.... change && commit ... arc diff ... arc land... [08:23:57] karima: I'm not sure what documentation led you to arc, but we *don't* use arc for Gerrit. We use git-review. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Tutorial [08:24:50] oki... you need to insert a warning in the page https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Phabricator/Arcanist [08:25:25] " to git repositories that are hosted by Phabricator" [08:25:48] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/ELIW/ has a "read only" icon which probably is not clear enough [08:27:17] I will try to do a git-review. Thanks for your help [08:28:04] Nemo_bis: Which one's the read-only icon? [08:30:12] karima: warning added :) [08:30:48] Nemo_bis: thanks ;) [09:09:24] Re-Hello... I pushed in Gerrit it's OK. In phabricator, I can't close the review. Someone can add me like reviewer or close it. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/D308 [09:13:56] legoktm: can you close this review ? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/D308 thanks [09:14:19] karima, what is the related Gerrit URL? [09:14:35] don't see that linked from https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T142473 [09:15:14] in gerrit https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/303995/ [09:17:05] For future reference, a last line like "Bug: T142473" is welcome for automatic Gerrit-Phab comments. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Commit_message_guidelines#Phabricator :) [09:17:06] T142473: Use Wikidata by default & update lib SPARQL - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T142473 [09:19:32] ok I try now ;) [16:03:56] !seen redbot [16:03:56] Did you mean @seen redbot? [16:03:59] Redbot, go look in a mirror. [16:04:05] @seen nischayn22 [16:04:05] Redbot: I have never seen nischayn22 [16:05:21] Allah is doing [16:05:25] sun is not doing Allah is doing [16:05:32] moon is not doing Allah is doing [16:05:37] stars are not doing Allah is doing [16:05:45] planets are not doing Allah is doing [16:24:11] I'm trying to use a bot to parse the search page of my wiki and display it in a chat but I need to make it not redirect if the search term is the same as a page's name. How can I accomplish this? [16:27:47] if root problem is "I want an automated client to be able to search my wiki", I would recommend https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Search [16:28:10] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Opensearch could also be used [16:28:16] PugaBear: don't parse pages. it's a bad idea. [16:28:28] PugaBear: you'd click just the search button [16:30:22] That's why API exist: to avoid to parse pages. [16:31:12] BTW there are bots which already do this, e.g. http://inamidst.com/phenny/ [16:31:19] DanielK_WMDE_: shun the non believer! shun! shuuuuuuuuun! [16:43:38] Reedy: talk to Guest_49848 [16:43:57] lol [17:12:17] hey all, good morning :) [17:12:39] i wanna ask some issue regarding with External Data extension [17:13:07] I'm encountered problem as described in this page: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension_talk:External_Data/Archive_2014#Directory_Path_doesn.27t_work [17:13:14] was wondering whether there [17:13:23] was wondering whether there [17:13:36] was wondering whether there's a work around for it? [17:14:39] basically this setting: $edgDirectoryPath doesn't work for me [17:14:43] thx in advance [17:32:03] James_F: hey, if someone wants to edit a template (text editor) it shows the "TemplateData" toolbar [17:32:15] there are some templates not in the template ns though [17:32:23] like User:UBX/Foo [17:32:40] Is there a way to enable that for them too? [17:43:22] Amir1: No. They aren't templates, that's just a page. [17:43:51] Amir1: The next step with TD is to base it off the ContentStreams work. [17:44:44] Amir1: That'll make it much more possible to designate a page as a "template" and so get transclusion-related tools added regardless of namespace (as a ContentSlots change, though, which might be… confusing). [17:44:47] Okay, I understand [17:45:59] thanks for the answer [17:46:11] Amir1: Always. Sorry it'll take a while. [17:46:57] np [19:46:32] Anyone with particular experience on Extension:Comments? [19:47:58] Everything looks fine except that it's not working in 1.23: G'day, I have expanded the master version of the extension into my extensions folder (/var/www/html/wikiname/extensions), added the line to my LocalSettings.php require_once "$IP/extensions/Comments/Comments.php"; // allows use of comment tags in wiki pages then ran update.php, which I can confirm created workshopComments, workshopComments_Vote, and workshopComments_block [19:49:04] wormguy: You want ashley [19:49:16] Thanks Reedy. [19:50:06] You likely need a newer version tbh [19:50:20] hi wormguy! tl,dr: upgrade to MediaWiki 1.26, it's the latest stable as well as the only one compatible with Comments' (and other social tools') master version [19:51:17] social tools don't have so many developers -- I do most of the dev work tbh -- so old releases of MediaWiki aren't supported; sorry about that, it sucks, I know :( [19:51:25] (cheers Reedy for the ping :) [19:56:37] ashley: latest stable is 1.27 ;) [20:12:41] !upload [20:12:41] File uploads are disabled by default, set $wgEnableUploads=true; to enable it. See for configuration details, and for using uploaded images and other files. [20:34:25] Hey all. I am trying to get 1.27 working and I am running into an error: /var/lib/mediawiki/extensions/SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi/extension.json does not exist! [20:34:51] I asked google about it, but I don't have the vocabulary to properly describe my issue [20:34:59] well, does it exist? [20:35:20] apparently not [20:35:36] it looks like you're trying to enable that extension, but it's not installed [20:35:58] !e SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi [20:35:58] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi [20:36:32] emax: so, either download and install it, or remove the `wfLoadExtension( 'SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi' )` call from your LocalSettings.php if you did not mean to use it [20:36:48] thanks [20:37:52] hey all, anyone know how to get the file path from the uploaded file in Semantic Forms? [20:40:29] so first of all, i was following the way that was described in this page: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms/Input_types#Uploading_files [20:40:33] ie: http://discoursedb.org/wiki/Special:FormEdit/Images_test/Test [20:41:55] So when I typed this in my template file: {{{PDF File|}}}, I'm getting the name of the file [20:42:07] but how about getting the path of that file? [20:42:12] thx in advance [20:42:53] Why do you need the path? [20:42:59] Special:FilePath? [20:43:27] Reedy: thanks for responding. I just need it for some logic that I need to implement [20:43:29] or {{filepath:Name.ext}} [20:43:50] !magic [20:43:50] For more information about creating magic words and their inner workings, see . For a list of magic words, please see . [20:43:57] ooo ic... [20:44:40] you mean something like this? {{{FilePath:PDF File|}}} ? [20:45:33] No [20:45:47] the right hand side of the : is the file name [20:45:56] if you've got it in a template ish parameter... [20:46:05] {{filepath:{{{PDF File|}}}}} [20:46:34] ooh ic, lemme try that, thx a lot! [20:56:26] Reedy, ok, it returning the full path with the domain in it, and hyperlink to the file it self [20:56:38] and seems this way it's working for me, thx! [20:58:24] btw, besides 'filepath', and I need to know other param (or what ever you call this), is there any documentation that i can take a look with that? thx [21:00:51] RFC meeting starting now in #wikimedia-office: A spec for Wikitext [21:16:22] oh, nvrmind, it was already mentioned by wm-bot, it's in here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words cheers :) [23:17:22] there are some many zuul tasks going on lol [23:19:16] see -releng [23:19:30] known probalem and seems to be a lab virt host seems to be very slow [23:29:42] -releng? [23:32:34] Yeh [23:32:36] #wikimedia-releng [23:36:34] paladox: is there a way I can help anything run faster or anything [23:36:34] ? [23:36:45] Nope [23:36:52] labs has to find and fix the problem [23:37:05] but seems nodepool has stopped working now [23:37:41] they know they are i think working on getting smoe of the stress outta the system [23:37:58] its prob about time to get more processing power behind it [23:41:52] yeh [23:42:53] paladox: i guess hitting f5 on zuul over and over doesnt help does it :P [23:45:35] lol [23:45:37] nope [23:45:49] that just causes it to load slowly