[01:42:38] marktraceur, I think you were helping me before, I have this now http://dpaste.com/3VWGANM#wrap the parsoid html output doesn't assign typeof="mw:Transclusion" to the child templates. `parsetree` output from the native mediawiki api for this is ok though. would like something two-way (which parsoid is, but parsetree isn't). not sure where to head from there. asked the parsoid guys for help but I fear they [01:42:45] aren't so good at this at the moment unless I missed some magic [01:42:52] marktraceur, [01:42:53] https://test.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:ApiSandbox#action=expandtemplates&format=json&title=API&text={{WikiProjectBannerShell|1%3D%0A{{WikiProject+Religion|class%3DFA|importance%3DTop}}%0A{{WikiProject+Atheism|class%3DFA|importance%3DTop}}%0A{{WikiProject+Philosophy|class%3DFA|importance%3DHigh|religion%3Dyes}}%0A{{WikiProject+Theology|class%3DFA|importance%3DTop}}%0A{{WP1.0|v0.7%3Dpass|class%3DFA|category% [01:42:58] 3DPhilrelig|VA%3Dyes|WPCD%3Dyes|small%3Dyes}}+%0A}}&prop=parsetree [02:02:32] can anyone tell me if numerical skin values in the user_properties table still indicate distinct skins (e.g. 2 = cologne blue, as described at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgDefaultUserOptions), or whether they just get the default now? [02:05:56] from https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/b1a6630244da926e8e665f29a896b3cfeb523569/includes/skins/Skin.php#L116 it looks like 2 still corresponds to Cologne Blue, but that's it. [02:06:34] neilpquinn: I commented on the task :) [02:07:39] legoktm: oh, I see. Thank you! :) [02:15:13] Are you asking about Wikimedia wikis? [02:15:32] Someone ran a really bad shell script that wiped out lots of custom user skin preferences. [02:15:41] So there's probably a lot less variance than there used to be. [02:22:50] I left a note too. [02:43:18] gry: Yeah, sounds like my experience when I tried before. [02:56:52] Debra: did we used to have a skin option to hide sidebar in the Apperance tab about 4 years ago but it is gone now? [02:56:59] marktraceur, ok thanks [02:57:45] gry: There are skins that don't have a sidebar. [02:57:52] I don't know of a user preference to hide the sidebar. [03:13:17] Hi, I was just setting up a developer sandbox, and when I navigate to localhost:8080, I get a No Wiki Found page. Any ideas on how to fix this? [03:14:12] Hi naitian. What guide are you following? [03:14:30] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki-Vagrant [03:14:57] I am CookieMastery from Hong Kong. :) [03:15:11] hello! [04:46:22] hello! [04:46:33] Hello? [04:46:42] Hi. [04:46:48] anyone knows the irc for Sustainable Computing Research Group ( SCoRe ) [04:47:38] emilyo11: Try asking in #Freenode [04:47:48] thanks [04:56:47] Hi [04:57:22] Just found in MediaWiki 1.23.15 "PHP Notice: Undefined variable: wgUseXVO in F:\htdocs\inludes\actions\RawAction.php on line 96" [04:57:59] Hi, extension download page does not have provision for dowloading extension for Mediawiki 1.26! [04:58:24] seems it should be defined as global [04:58:33] For example, I need to download ProofReadPage for Mediawiki 1.26 [05:01:55] junaid: MediaWiki 1.26 is no longer supported, please upgrade to 1.27 [05:02:55] legoktm: our server only have php 5.3 :( [05:03:42] junaid: https://extdist.wmflabs.org/dist/extensions/ProofreadPage-REL1_26-205d724.tar.gz [05:03:55] junaid: but you should really upgrade your server, 1.26 is no longer going to receive security support [05:04:06] evgen2: looking... [05:04:18] Yah, I got it. Thanks! [05:04:25] Seems that ProofReadPage is for <1.23 [05:05:13] evgen2: it appears to have been fixed (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T136129) but there just hasn't been a new release yet [05:05:41] the patch is really small, so you should be able to apply it manually without any trouble https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/309855/ [05:05:50] evgen2: I have MW 1.27 installation working with ProofReadPage! [05:05:54] legoktm: Ok, I just report [05:06:17] ProofreadPage supports the latest version of MW just fine... [05:07:04] legoktm: Hi, if you have a moment, I'd like to ask about https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/324793/ I know you said earlier to not add wikipedia-specific stuff to the extension but to wmf-branch but I assumed (incorrectly, I think) that while deployment this will be cherry picked to wmf-branch. I'm not exactly sure how that works. Could you tell me against [05:07:04] what repo I should be submitting the change instead? [05:07:07] Thanks. [05:07:14] wikimedia* [05:07:42] legoktm: I putch my wiki befor report ;-) [05:09:08] Niharika: your patch is against master, not a wmf/ branch. In any case, there's no need to use any Wikimedia-specific stuff at all, just use requireExtension() [05:09:41] at https://test.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Gryllida/gadgets/toolbar/modules/rater/init.js&oldid=297377 the `paramString` is populated properly but not passed to the other function. Why? [05:10:19] That's a deep subpage. [05:10:56] yes Yvette :) I am tryig to make it more readable.. (each file needs to be small) otherwise I lose track [05:11:09] legoktm: Okay. About excluding the rename-queue users - right now when the script runs we disable global renaming to avoid conflicts. To work around that, I excluded people in the global rename queue. Does that seem okay? [05:11:37] So we don't need to disable global renames while running the script. [05:12:06] Because for wikis like enwiki or meta, it'll take about a week to run through. [05:13:47] Niharika: why are you using the renameuser_queue table though? Don't you want renameuser_status? And I don't see how it avoids the race condition...if you're reading from the slave, it doesn't really matter [05:15:25] legoktm: Ah! Okay. I got confused between the two tables. [05:15:52] queue is the holding area for Special:GlobalRenameRequest. renameuser_status is for in-progress renames [05:16:01] Okay, got it. [05:16:18] legoktm: What would you suggest for avoiding the race condition? [05:20:04] Niharika: I'm not sure, no one really responded to https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T148242#2803658 ;) [05:22:46] legoktm: Good point. I'm not sure either but I can point you to Gergo's comments on https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/316375/ [05:23:14] Namely https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/316375/4/maintenance/populateLocalAndGlobalIds.php@38 and [05:23:22] "Is it worth worrying about renames? Theoretically, someone could do a "U1 => U2, U3 => U1" rename, and then the global id for U1 would change and the script would write wrong numbers in the globaluser table. You could do a locking read on renameuser_status to prevent it. But it might be less hassle to just ask people not to rename while the script is [05:23:22] running (or just ignore it and clean up manually in the very unlikely case when a conflict does occur)." [05:28:35] legoktm: If you think race conditions are unlikely, I'd go ahead and remove the code for excluding users being renamed. [05:39:06] Niharika: after reading tgr's comments, I think if you skip users who are in renameuser_status (according to the master db) I think you should be relatively safe [07:38:06] Hello, my name is Ian and I love long walks in the park. [07:38:51] hi [07:39:03] hello [08:41:33] Alright see ya guys later! [08:50:03] bye [09:14:25] hi [09:14:49] brand new intallation, and basic wiki syntax doesnt work, like [[Image:image.jpg]] or == [09:22:00] sssa: what installation procedure did you follow? [09:22:06] does '''bold''' work? [09:22:26] godaddy, clicked 'install' [09:22:29] Did you actually upload image.jpg and did you follow == with Some header == [09:22:34] cant get more simple than that [09:22:50] dunno, we rarely hear from godaddy users [09:22:59] its what my client wants to use [09:23:16] I didnt use an upload procedure, I just stuck the image on the server and tried the Image: tag [09:23:31] bold does work [09:23:33] that's wrong [09:23:50] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Managing_files [09:24:34] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting#Level_2 [09:25:32] If your client doesn't know the wiki syntax, direct them to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents [09:26:20] we know wiki syntax, the syntax just isnt working correctly [10:31:19] Submitted GCI16 Task - Get onto Internet Relay Chat (IRC) and stay for a while(Wikimedia) [10:31:24] Hope gets approved [10:32:24] Was online on Wednesday, Nov 30 [10:36:06] hi Sharat! Mentors will check :) [10:36:13] (and welcome here!) [10:36:34] thanks Andre__ [10:39:08] hi [10:39:28] hi mrigendraagrawal [10:48:58] Hello everyone :) have we got any Google Code In students in the channel? [10:49:05] andre__: How's it going? :) [10:49:10] Hey! I'm pretty sure we have :D [10:49:37] (for example Sharat?) [10:50:01] I think pretty fine! I'm back to normal sleep :D (just kidding) [10:51:08] yep , I'm A GCI16 participant [10:52:26] andre__: good to hear (mostly)! :P [10:53:00] heh [10:53:12] and hi Sharat, I think I just saw an email about your IRC task being approved, so well done :D [10:55:15] yeeah..!! [10:55:33] Thanks for approving Husun__ !! [10:55:50] Will keep doing more tasks for wikimedia .. [10:56:08] That's great :) [10:56:28] Just waiting for parental consent approval. [10:56:31] :) [10:56:46] Next on line : Mediawiki UI: Inputs: Explicitly define text color [10:57:27] Sounds like a good one, do you know who your mentors are? [11:13:21] Hi, I'm here as part of a GCI task by the WikiMedia foundation. I've used IRC before, it's always a great place to hangout for those interested in devving, like me! [11:14:16] Welcome gr3ymatter8055! [11:14:40] Hey gr3ymatter8055 :) how's it going? [11:14:58] hey :) [11:15:00] Life's good [11:15:26] Being in high school I'm heading into the finals and stuff now so that sucks, but otherwise it's great :P [11:16:01] Good to hear :D how are you finding Google Code In so far? [11:16:18] Well I just started actually, this is my first task [11:16:25] And oh goodness high school D: which country is that in? [11:16:40] I'm from India [11:17:48] It's a nice and easy first task to take :) [11:18:31] Yeah I know, kind of an easy one. But since I have quite a bit to study I can't take the heavier ones [11:19:22] Nothing wrong with that, your studies are very important [11:19:33] Actually around Christmas I'll get some vacations, hopefully I'll be able to do bigger tasks then [11:20:41] Probably some coding or designing, I love doing both... [11:23:38] gr3ymatter8055: Have you had a look at the other tasks, any ideas on what you'd like to work on? :) [11:25:12] well some of the flyer/advert design tasks and CSS & JavaScript based tasks seems interesting [11:42:04] Hey everyone! :) [11:43:17] divadsn: Hey :) [11:44:52] Hey guys, does anyone know how long it takes for parental consent to be approved in GCI ??.. [11:45:14] hi gr3ymatter8055 , I'm from India too [11:45:18] One question, my parental consent was rejected because I sent them only the 3rd page. Now I resent all 11 pages as pdf file, but it is still not being approved. Can I assign a new task in phabricator in the meanwhile? [11:45:52] Sharat: Mine was today rejected 1 hour after my first task was approved. [11:45:53] hi divadsn you can always opt for online consent [11:46:16] Maybe problems with name ??? [11:46:26] Sharat: Naah, my parents are already mad at me that I am spending more time on GCI than school [11:46:49] My friend got it approved after an hour, and his parents are angrier than yours are probably... [11:47:03] he's spending 4 hours straight on GCI [11:47:09] everyday !! [11:47:22] But in my case the problem was that I sent only 1 page with the form, not the entire 11 pages :/ [11:47:45] You can always ask your parents to fill the online parental consent form [11:48:08] Just remember that your studies are very important, and although Google Code In is a great scheme to take part in, your school work will help more in the long run [11:49:05] Seek help from your school IT department and try to get them to convince your parents.. [11:49:08] Yeah....I wish school was less important :/ [11:49:11] Works on my folks [11:49:47] There're the winter holidays coming [11:49:58] You can work on your tasks then [11:50:19] Just give it some time and concentrate on your School Studies [11:50:47] Sharat: I already have sent the consent again, now I need to wait for them to approve [11:51:06] shouldn't be too difficult.. [11:51:28] Yeah I'm in the final year of school [11:51:33] so a bit more pressure there [11:51:40] but GCI is very enjoyable :) [11:51:53] yeah, no arguments there .. :) [11:52:20] So did you both also claim the IRC task? Or can no one else claim it once I've claimed it? [11:52:30] so which IRC clients are you lot using? [11:52:39] gr3ymatter8055: lots of people can claim it :) [11:52:39] ChatZilla [11:52:42] am using XChat [11:53:04] my task has got approved, i'm just waiting for parental consent to be approved [11:53:19] I usually use qwebirc, but that is listed as a web client and the task details say I can't use a web or proprietary client so got this instead [11:53:52] I didn't see that earlier and got started on freenode webchat [11:54:00] but Xchat is good.. [11:54:29] bye.. [11:54:33] gotta study [11:54:40] .. :( [11:54:48] Sharat: See you soon :) [11:54:48] __________ [11:54:59] :) [11:55:06] bye [11:56:40] bye! [11:59:03] I spent yesterday the entire day to setup my laptop to finish my first task, now I would like to claim a new one, but I can't because my parental consent is being reviewed :D [12:15:56] divadsn, parental consent? [12:16:14] Ok then [12:16:18] kim_bruning, yes, I resent the entire pdf [12:16:34] Is that a comment that andre__ can do something with? [12:16:47] * kim_bruning isn't sure who's doing the course [12:17:24] I am not sure, I am only asking if I could assign a new one on phabricator in the meanwhile [12:17:31] andre__ ps .nl or .be nationality by any chance? [12:18:00] divadsn: if there is anything you see on phabricator.wikimedia.org who suits your interest, you can do it, without any warranty we can link it to your Google Code-In participation afterwards, but with the warranty your contribution will be welcome from the Wikimedia point of view. [12:18:36] divadsn: everyone is welcome to contribute, regardless of a pending status on GCI [12:18:43] kim_bruning, no [12:18:57] Parental consent review is done by Google. [12:19:00] andre__: your firstname is very popular in these two countries [12:19:15] Dereckson: mais c'est pas ma faux! :D [12:19:38] Wikimedia folks are not involved in parental consent form handling in Google Code-in. See the FAQ on the GCI site. [12:20:25] andre__, interesting. Are you the wmf side of things, or Just Another Present Hacker ? ;-) [12:20:53] * kim_bruning sees one Justin Du listed for wmf [12:21:16] kim_bruning: I'm https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:AKlapper_(WMF) :) [12:21:46] Dereckson, thank you, will work anyway regardless of the current situation. I hope that this task won't be claimed by someone after my parental consent has been approved :) [12:22:23] bye folks! [12:22:30] andre__, So you're like Steve Irwin, except for bugs rather than crocodiles :-P [12:22:59] divadsn: that's a risk, and that's why I noted the lack of warranty [12:23:04] ehehe [12:23:51] Dereckson, I am aware of that risk, I left a note on the task on phabricator ;) [12:24:19] But I think that my consent should be approved in the next 2-3 hours [12:25:45] andre__, hmm, while I have your attention (briefly) what's status of unit testing for mw core? [12:25:52] * kim_bruning is mostly just curious [12:26:09] I guess whatever https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Unit_testing describes :) [12:26:19] not that I knew any details... [12:27:36] :-/ [12:27:46] but but but ... bug wrangling ^^;; [12:28:16] Oh well... had gekund (the question could have worked) [12:29:03] kim_bruning, you might to talk to QA I guess :) [12:29:19] as I care mostly about bug *reports*... [12:29:49] though... hmm, https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Quality_Assurance is obsolete [12:33:29] you see why I ask, on occasion. [12:33:49] there is a jenkins doing continuous integration at least. [12:34:17] andre__, I asked you about it due to the lazy programmer principle ;-) [12:34:55] (might have been in your bailiwick due to upfront workload reduction ;-) ) [12:38:09] andre__, thanks for answering, anyway :-) [12:38:47] https://integration.wikimedia.org/zuul/ [12:41:19] kim_bruning: what do you want to know about unit testing? [12:41:55] Dereckson, I'm a bit curious about the level of code coverage, and current best practices :-) [12:42:21] Dereckson, just because I've had to figure that out a couple of years ago, and was wondering how things are today. [12:42:24] yw [12:42:30] Coverage level is good for post 2010 code, awful for 2000x code [12:42:34] 200x [12:43:01] Ok, basically you're writing unit tests anytime you touch or create code then? [12:43:12] (most of the time at least) [12:43:20] That makes good sense to me. [12:43:35] It's a common trend for legacy codebase. [12:43:39] *nodnod* [12:44:12] Note some important parts are thorougly tested, like the parser. [12:44:21] *nod* [12:44:26] I noticed that back then too [12:44:59] I had to write a partial parser for mw last year. The core parser stuff is just a tad scary. Template code is much nicer :-) [12:48:54] Dereckson, thanks for the info :-) [12:50:52] Nowadays, you can use Parsoid for that [12:52:24] Hmmm... welll [12:53:16] I'll look at it again sometime soon :-) [13:08:14] Composer quandry... composer update wants to uninstall things that I want to keep whereas composer install says 'nothing to install or update' (and warns that the lock file is not up to date). I believe that this situation exists because I changed composer.json (removing things I want to keep -- even if I don't recall doing that). I believe the (only) way to resolve this is to modify composer.json by adding back the "missing" [13:08:14] packages that composer.lock knows about? [13:08:26] https://gist.github.com/freephile/29050c3724c8b4dd1b0a2af6f8366c5a is my set of composer files. [13:09:04] Specifically, you can see Bootstrap and Chameleon skin in the lock file, but not in the composer.json [13:09:14] freephile: if the lock file exists, i believe that `composer install` only looks at the lock file, so it ignores your changes to composer.json [13:09:53] MatmaRex: exactly... which is great because at least I have a record of what used to be in composer.json [13:11:35] i honestly don't know much about composer, but your idea sounds sane [13:11:48] I don't recall changing composer.json, but clearly i must have. And I'm just looking for confirmation that if I want to keep Bootstrap (and Lingo, and Chameleon, ...) the right way to do that is to either hand-edit composer.json, or else issue a series of 'composer require foo/bar1.0' [13:13:53] composer-local? [13:21:35] Reedy: I've got composer.local.json, and I DO recall changing that.. it used to have at least Lingo in it, but I found out that the 'best practice' is to have a stanza that searches through all composer.json files in your extensions and skins directories. [13:37:38] When I "require" stuff in composer.local.json, and run composer update --dry-run, it still wants to uninstall the things that I'm requiring? "composer validate" shows that it's not a problem with syntax [13:46:02] hi [13:47:52] mrigendraagrawal: Hi there :) [13:48:38] @d3r1ck hi [13:48:50] mrigendraagrawal: Hi [13:51:54] hi everyone [13:53:02] anyone there [13:53:33] hello [13:53:50] hi raymond [13:55:10] i am from GCI [13:55:30] sahil1: Hello [13:55:41] @sahil i am too [13:55:41] hi [13:55:47] hi sahil1 and welcome! [13:56:07] sahil1: Welcome :) [13:56:15] andre are you an mentor [13:56:20] thank you [13:57:17] mrigendraagrawal: yes I'm one of the GCI mentors :) [13:57:20] i am here for my GCI task [13:57:31] i am too [13:57:33] that's great! [13:58:29] nice to meet you andre klapper [13:59:09] you are also mentor in my task too [13:59:40] Likely :D [13:59:44] hehe [13:59:47] in mine alos [13:59:58] also [14:01:04] I am doing my 2 task [14:01:32] same here [14:02:46] sahil what was your first task [14:03:22] to use the features of druplicon bot on IRC [14:04:17] and yours [14:04:27] mine was to build an app gradle then run in avd [14:04:49] it means you are good coder [14:05:14] i am currently learning android studio [14:05:38] where are you from [14:05:52] india [14:06:02] me too [14:06:14] in india where [14:06:25] sorry cant tell [14:06:32] why [14:06:52] because it is online [14:06:59] (Reminder: This is a public IRC chat, and people do have privacy.) [14:07:29] tell me the state [14:07:32] mrigendraagrawal: I actually appreciate it that people don't hand out private information that easily :) [14:07:48] sahil1: if mrigendraagrawal would not like to comment or answer, that is entirely fine. [14:08:05] ok sir [14:08:26] I understand curiosity. But if people don't want to tell, that's also something to accept. Thanks :) [14:09:01] I am rom Haryana [14:09:05] from [14:09:19] great [14:10:22] you are not from haryana [14:10:37] no [14:11:04] Have you already found some GCI tasks that interest you after the "getting on IRC" one? :) [14:11:24] yes [14:11:52] no till now [14:12:16] sahil1, mrigendraagrawal, you both listen to andre__. If you follow what he tells you, then all shall be fine :) [14:12:44] ok [14:12:50] ok [14:13:44] sahil is this your first time in gci [14:14:00] no this is my second time' [14:14:15] second year or task [14:14:27] second year [14:14:52] last year how many tasks you have completed [14:15:00] 3 task [14:15:07] ok [14:15:18] your first time [14:15:18] this is my first time [14:15:27] sahil1: Meaning you will have to push harder this time around :) [14:15:41] yes [14:15:43] sahil1: Solving more problems is more fun :) [14:15:54] problems = tasks :) [14:15:58] yes of course [14:16:16] mrigendraagrawal: you too. [14:16:25] yes [14:16:37] You guys have many mentors around at your disposal. Make great use of them. Keep the ball rolling :) [14:16:50] i only know java [14:16:59] mrigendraagrawal: hmmm.... [14:17:30] d3r1ck are you a mentor [14:17:42] sahil1: Yes. :) [14:18:13] whats your name as mentor on GCI site [14:19:01] Alangi Derick [14:19:15] sahil1: I am Alangi Derick on the GCI site :) [14:20:06] you are not mentor in my task [14:20:57] d3r1ck can i ask you a question [14:21:29] sahil1: Feel free to ask and don't ask to ask :) [14:22:16] do you get any reward for being a mentor [14:22:24] or not [14:22:53] i dont think so [14:23:19] my brother friend is also an mentor [14:23:22] sahil1: No we don't :) [14:23:27] but i think they get a t-shirt as a reward [14:24:07] hmm they may send out a couple of tshirts, but I've not heard of it :) [14:24:49] i have seen a person wearing google codein t-shirt with mentor written on it [14:25:13] sahi1 did last year did you get any t-shirt [14:25:34] yes i got a t-shirt [14:25:40] ok [14:26:36] 20 min left [14:26:38] myrcx what's your name on GCI site [14:27:11] sahil1: Sam Tarling [14:27:47] you are mentor on my task [14:28:05] in my too [14:28:11] are you doing the IRC task? :) [14:28:23] yes [14:28:27] yes [14:28:56] Is it going well? Which IRC clients are you using? [14:29:08] i am using Xchat [14:29:15] Ice chat [14:29:48] Both good choices :) [14:29:54] thanks [14:30:03] thanx [14:31:00] 20 min left for my task [14:31:28] 15 min left in mine [14:32:17] ok [14:32:51] second task will soon be finished [14:32:58] yes [14:33:11] Well that's good :) just bear in mind that you're more than welcome to come back to IRC once this task is over! I would recommend you visit here and #wikimedia-dev as often as you can during Google Code In [14:33:40] ok [14:33:59] :) [14:34:47] ok [14:35:42] myrcx: is doing same organisation task increases winning chances? [14:36:04] mrigendraagrawal: what do you mean exactly by an "organisation task"? [14:36:24] like doing only wikimedia tasks [14:36:41] mrigendraagrawal: see the contest faq :) [14:36:58] ok [14:37:10] mrigendraagrawal: https://developers.google.com/open-source/gci/faq?hl=en#how_do_i_pick_which_organizations_to_work_with [14:37:19] last sentence :) [14:37:56] one organization will select 5 finalists [14:38:03] thanx [14:38:46] means to do same organisation task to increase wiing chances [14:38:47] andre__: +2 [14:39:00] winning [14:41:09] yes [14:42:15] 4 min left :) [14:44:09] mrigendraagrawal, you're very welcome to stay longer or join again. [14:44:32] mrigendraagrawal, the task is about making people get to know the infrastructure that is used in free and open source projects. [14:44:41] so "one hour" is pretty arbitrary [14:45:02] if you want to develop in the Wikimedia community, being on IRC most of the time is pretty common. [14:46:45] andre_ where you from [14:47:03] andre do we have to submit the .txt file of the chat [14:47:06] sahil1, I'm based Central Europe [14:47:12] sahil1, no, no need for that :) [14:47:20] we have public logs of all chats [14:47:22] or just nickname and client [14:47:55] andre [14:48:08] Tusar_: please don't ping me without any context [14:48:17] Tusar_, if you have a question or something to say, please just say it. Thanks! [14:48:24] no i have a doubt [14:48:38] then write your doubt together with my name, instead of just my name :) [14:48:47] sahil1: nickname and client are sufficient [14:48:55] ok sir [14:49:26] if i quit before completing 1 hour and send for review then what will happen andre [14:49:30] no need for "sir" :) [14:49:33] hi [14:49:41] hello [14:49:51] sahil1: http://bots.wmflabs.org/~wm-bot/logs/%23mediawiki/20161202.txt is the public log of this channel [14:50:06]