[01:22:38] bawolff: Sorry for the late reply. Thanks, I think your suggestion will work. The one thing I'm concerned about is using null AS ar_id along with aggregate functions. I know that MySQL allows that, but do other RMDBSs might not. [01:23:14] I guess you could include in the group by [01:23:46] And i imagine it would work. Not sure [01:26:53] bawolff: i.e. GROUP BY null ? [01:27:31] I think you can use numbers to reference the columns [01:27:40] group by 1, 2, 3 [01:27:54] bawolff: Thanks. [01:27:55] this is very much a guess [10:40:39] Hey, anyone knows why Phabricator is showing a unread badge? I already checked my notifications. https://img.rly.li/ekaj/1akdi3.png [10:48:12] divadsn: you might need to refresh the page [11:00:16] p858snake|L2, it's still there after several refreshes :/ [11:00:27] Possible bug? [13:06:55] legoktm: any idea what does this error mean? Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /var/www/mediawiki/extensions/CirrusSearch/includes/Job/ElasticaWrite.php on line 44 [14:39:50] hello, how can I get an offline version of wikitionary ? [14:58:27] ibouvousaime: download dump [14:59:06] ibouvousaime: https://dumps.wikimedia.org/ [14:59:57] anyone knowledgeable about Cirrus here please? [15:00:13] any idea what does this error mean and how to solve it? Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /var/www/mediawiki/extensions/CirrusSearch/includes/Job/ElasticaWrite.php on line 44 [15:02:14] rfarrand: ? ^^ [15:03:21] I will try that auvajs [19:26:09] What is causing this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Sigilbaram/sandbox [19:27:45] Specifically that "KST" is 1hr ahead of what it should be. [19:40:06] looks like https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org is down, has anyone heard anything about why or ETA on back up? [20:35:47] Does mediawiki support auth via a freeradius server? [21:55:30] Hello, is there someone from Mexico? [22:30:00] Halp! I upgraded my wiki last night to 1.28 and now stuff won't work. Keeps telling me this: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'WaitConditionLoop' not found [22:30:44] !composer [22:30:44] 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. For information on how to install MediaWiki dependencies with composer see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Download_from_Git#Fetch_external_libraries [22:30:56] Your composer vendor repo sounds out of date [22:31:48] composer install --no-dev removed a bunch of libraries [22:38:32] Reedy: http://pastebin.com/AgXCb6NX is the full error message [22:43:31] Hmm [22:44:06] This doesn't make sense [22:44:11] welcome to my world. [22:44:26] It's not your fault [22:44:29] Core uses WaitConditionLoop [22:44:31] https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/blob/master/composer.json [22:44:33] It's not in there [22:44:37] Who do I need to slap [22:44:44] not me! [22:44:56] But I'll be right back. I need to carry my dog inside now. She saw a bunny. [22:45:03] "wikimedia/wait-condition-loop": "1.0.1", [22:45:06] I'm being thick [22:45:15] damn casing differences [22:45:18] Is that in your composer.json? [23:00:23] Reedy: Yes [23:00:39] so composer should be installing it [23:00:46] presumably [23:02:45] and that is present inside vendor/wikimedia [23:03:42] it is in the mediawiki vendor [23:04:02] mediawiki-1.28.0/vendor/wikimedia/wait-condition-loop/src [23:04:06] is where I found it [23:04:56] that looks right [23:12:31] I just haven't the foggiest what's wrong or how to fix it, but nobody can log in :( [23:17:09] move the vendor dir to old, re-run composer install etc? [23:19:56] no such luck [23:57:20] Reedy: Any further thoughts?