[02:10:36] legoktm: Reedy: so, for my composer.json's require-dev is depending on "dev-master" of mw/mw-codesniffer ok? [02:11:22] that's not going to be stable :/ [02:11:46] also while the phpcs:disable syntax is nice, you can still use the older syntax [02:11:50] when do you have another cs tag coming out? [02:11:58] probably thursday or friday [02:12:27] ok... I've spent too much time on this already. waiting till then won't hurt me :) [02:13:10] * hexmode goes to google the code older ignore directives [02:13:25] @codeCoverageIgnoreStart / End [02:13:28] er [02:13:35] @codingStandardsIgnoreStart [02:13:45] Yeah, I don't like that :P [02:14:01] I'll be patient [02:14:23] what's wrong with it? [02:14:54] It feels like a sledge hammer when I just want a tack [02:15:04] there's also @codingStandardsIgnoreLine [02:16:00] yeah, but this is old code that I would have to sprinkle that all over. Its ok... I'll be patient. [02:53:09] !cms [02:53:09] Wikis are designed for openness, to be readable and editable by all. If you want a forum, a blog, a web authoring toolkit or corporate content management system, perhaps don't use wiki software. There is a nice overview of free tools available at including the possibility to try each system. For ways to restrict access in MediaWiki, see !access. [08:15:32] sorry for leaving, i have problem with my internet [08:16:14] i am dowloading it, but due to internet porblem it may be slow [09:47:28] how can i do change-id https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Tutorial#Prepare_to_push_your_change_set_to_Gerrit [09:51:19] dheeraj: Change-id is automatically added to a commit by running 'git review', this will also open a CR in the gerrit [09:52:47] but after installing git review, it is showing an error while running the command git review -s [09:56:16] What error btw? [11:25:25] Hello I am a newbie and want to contribute to mediawiki , Is there any typo errors to be solved , if 'Yes' can you please suggest me the link [11:38:01] Gopa: See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/kNCYE8E4Y84Z/#R [11:38:29] Niharika: ok thank you I will go to that link [11:43:31] Gopa: see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/New_Developers [11:44:29] andre__: Thank you I will go through it [13:12:27] Hi guys [13:14:41] hi Combined2857 [13:14:51] how are you andre__ ? [13:15:55] alive. :) [13:16:10] Can we help with something MediaWiki related? [13:16:29] andre__: nah, I just love mediawiki and join the channel to hang out [13:16:41] ah, nice [14:00:03] hi andre__ [14:33:19] i see that mediawiki api by default returns the title value with spaces, is there a way get normalized titles? like those with spaces replaced by underscores? [14:36:36] nevermind, got http://pythonhosted.org/mediawiki-utilities/lib/title.html to normalize mw titles [15:23:56] Hi do you guys have experience with linking mediawiki to ldap (AD)? I see it's through an external extention. Is it updated/supported enough? Is it stable? [15:37:24] * andre__ waves at Nikerabbit [15:37:44] * Nikerabbit waves back [15:50:50] * DanielK_WMDE_ wibbles [16:05:28] finalbeta: I think its fairly stable. Its used by quite a few people [16:39:47] Not sure if I am in the right area, but I have patroller installed and the special page errors out with 'Invalid non-numeric limit passed to limitResult()' in the debug log. I am running latest mediaWiki and latest Patroller. Patrol edits and new page patrol works, just not that specialPage :( [16:40:05] I am pretty new to managing a wiki and Ive googled and only found dead-ends [16:40:50] Patroller is a pretty old extension, it might just be that nobody is maintaining it anymore [16:41:26] Kalnook: give me a minute to try the extension [16:41:39] Ohh, is there a recommended alternative? Or is it just considered not an important feature? I was asked to install it by community members. [16:42:00] I really appreciate the help bawolff [16:44:27] Sorry got disconnected there [16:44:46] Kalnook: As I was saying, there's a built in feature called patrol, which might be what your users are thinking of https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Patrolling [16:45:36] There is also this extension https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:PageTriage which is used on english wikipedia - but much of its workflow is very specific to english wikipedia so I'm not sure if it would work well on other wikis [16:46:29] so the patroller extension seems redundant? [16:47:07] It adds a diffeent interface that some people might like [16:47:12] *different [16:47:47] So if I disable the extension since it modified the database would I need to do anything extra, or simply remove the wfLoadExtension line? [16:48:12] You can just remove the line. The extra stuff in the database will be ignored by MediaWiki [16:48:26] thanks, i really appreciate your help. [16:49:22] How do I get an expanding/collapsing template to load collapsed by default? [16:50:40] Halian: add the class mw-collapsed. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Collapsible_elements [16:51:14] Thanks [16:52:29] …hmm, my code already has mw-collapsed in the relevant places, and yet it loads expanded, then collapses [16:52:51] Oh sorry, I misunderstood [16:53:28] I don't want it to show at all unless you specifically click "Expand", since it's a template designed to hide NSFW content [16:54:17] if I don't mind picking your brain. So I have unpatrolled edits, I can patrol edits when their are changes, But I can't seem to mark any edits on the translated pages. [16:54:33] I kind of assumed that it would take care of the flash-of-unstyled-content issue itself, but maybe it doesn't. Try setting style="display:none" on the parts that should be collapsed by default [16:55:27] If that made sense. [16:55:51] Kalnook: Hmm, Extension:Translate does weird things with its pages [16:57:16] On mediawiki.org, I seem to be able to patrol pages from the Translate extension [16:57:35] although editpatrol is currently disabled, so that's only new page patrol [16:58:27] i might disable editPatrol then [16:58:51] For a small game community wiki it seems not as important. [16:59:16] Edit patrol should in theory work, i just wasn't able to test it on mediawiki.org [17:05:06] bawolff: that doesn't work as intended, as now I can't expand the expando [17:05:24] https://dpaste.de/OyRS here's what I have so far [17:05:26] Oh, i thought it might just work, guess not [17:05:33] thanks again for that help [17:05:58] https://dpaste.de/vCSm this is the previous version that still loads expanded [17:06:18] (I also want the [expand] button to be in the top box, but I don't think that's possible, since it appears to be attached to the mw-collapsed class) [17:25:09] Halian: Its possible to have your own collapse link - https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Collapsible_elements#With_custom_toggle_link [17:25:15] Oooooh [17:30:51] Halian: what about something like https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Project:Sandbox [17:31:27] That's fine but for the hidden text being in the red box [17:38:52] Halian: oh, you could add an extra div, so that the header is inside the header div [17:50:23] bawolff: Thanks for that template you put in the sandbox; I used it with the background lightened to #FCC