[00:42:09] <srish_aka_tux>	 Anyone who knows a bit more about the following task: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T120962 around? 
[03:55:42] <Gene_>	 hello!
[04:04:30] <Gene_>	 anyone around?
[04:05:14] <legoktm>	 hi Gene_
[04:05:29] <legoktm>	 people are probably around
[04:05:32] <legoktm>	 did you have a question?
[04:05:42] <legoktm>	 if you ask, people will usually respond :)
[04:05:48] <Gene_>	 yes, if possible.
[04:07:04] <Gene_>	 looking to try to add/edit coding within the Citation/CS1 module and it's not going to plan
[04:16:23] <legoktm>	 what specifically?
[04:22:16] <Gene_>	 i DM'ed you (i think?)
[09:09:40] <KenOokamiHoro>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/api/rest_v1/page/html/Content_translation/cxserver/Setup ??? Restbase failed to process subpage?
[09:20:07] <andre__>	 KenOokamiHoro: context please.
[09:20:18] <andre__>	 If you have a question please ask it
[09:20:35] <andre__>	 might be #wikimedia-tech territory though as it's not about MediaWiki itself
[09:30:42] <KenOokamiHoro>	 andre__: get it.
[09:33:54] <dsaciiit>	 How to expand templates using pywikibot core code? Objective: given a page name, need to fetch 'text' that is displayed on the wikipedia page programatically.
[09:41:26] <dsaciiit_>	 Hi
[09:41:56] <dsaciiit_>	 Where can I get help with pywikibot code? I need to know how we can extract text from an wikipedia article page using python code. 
[14:35:50] <Yaron>	 There's a wiki I'm dealing with where the edit pages ("?action=edit") are themselves getting cached - you need to refresh a few times to see the real wikitext.
[14:36:24] <Yaron>	 They're using Cloudflare - could that be the cause of that? I don't see anything about it in the Cloudflare page on mediawiki.org.
[18:27:34] <violinwiki>	 hello. I intend to use the name of the page "Category:Etudes in 4/4 time". It was created without problems. Can the slash cause any problems for web browsers mw db?
[18:28:12] <Reedy>	 I don't think so
[18:28:16] <Reedy>	 It will think it's technically a subpage though
[18:28:25] <Reedy>	 if subpages are enabled in that NS
[18:30:20] <violinwiki>	 I see. I already had to avoid legitimate slash in the page name because the subpages are allowed in the main. If I do not allow subpages in Category ns, I am fine then.
[18:31:08] <MaxSem>	 there is no problem about having slashes in mainspace titles
[18:32:00] <MaxSem>	 subpages enabled means "stuff after a slash is subpage". otherwise, it's just another page with a slash in its title
[18:32:31] <MaxSem>	 e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS/2
[18:36:42] <violinwiki>	 Thanks. It is clear now.
[20:24:39] <TheDaveRoss>	 Is there any way to find all pages which normalize to a particular string (e.g. remove combining/accents, ignoring case, etc)
[20:24:45] <TheDaveRoss>	 via the API that is
[20:27:03] <Vulpix>	 no, because the api/MediaWiki doesn't know the normalization algorithm and doesn't implement it
[20:29:07] <TheDaveRoss>	 bummer, thanks Vulpix 
[20:29:33] <TheDaveRoss>	 although Mediawiki does have some normalizing function, since it redirects in certain cases
[20:31:59] <Vulpix>	 yeah, and it applies that normalizing function in the api. But only that normalizing function, not an arbitrary one
[20:33:57] <Vulpix>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=i__tem|I_tem|i_tem
[20:43:59] <TheDaveRoss>	 I see.  Is there any way to get the query to return all pages which match the requested title, if they were normalized?
[20:44:10] <TheDaveRoss>	 e.g. find "grant" and "Grant" with https://en.wiktionary.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=grant
[20:45:49] <Vulpix>	 wiktionary is a bit different because it doesn't force the first letter to be uppercase
[20:46:21] <Vulpix>	 but that's the only difference in titles, so you can request both, uppercase and lowercase: https://en.wiktionary.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=grant|Grant
[20:46:52] <TheDaveRoss>	 yeah, that is essentially what I am doing now
[20:47:26] <TheDaveRoss>	 the hoped for result was to get all of the remaining words like grañt etc
[20:47:42] <TheDaveRoss>	 but that seems outside of the scope
[20:47:49] <gmv>	 Hello - I've built a parser function that accepts some arguments (for example: <foo first="hello" second="world"></foo>).  I am noticing is someone uses a > or < in the argument the whole thing blows up (for example: <foo first="one > two"></foo>).  When I print the arguments provided to the parser function instead of the array ([first] => "one > two") I get something like ([one] => "one", [two] => "two").
[20:48:35] <Vulpix>	 TheDaveRoss: you may try the search, although it may return more results than what you'd expect
[20:49:34] <Vulpix>	 gmv: it should be escaped as <foo first="one &gt; two"></foo>
[20:51:33] <gmv>	 Thank you, I tried that and it worked, wondering I guess that is because wiki gets confused because it thinks the tag is <foo first="one> 
[20:52:23] <Vulpix>	 yeah