[05:12:34] the recaptcha plugin is for v1 which is no longer supported by google. Are there any plans to upgrade this to v2 so it actually works again? [05:23:12] xnite: see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ConfirmEdit#ReCaptcha_(NoCaptcha) [06:28:41] legoktm: I have followed the instructions there, got an error about undefined variables... then changed those variable names to the appropriate ones. Now I have an error in the console that looks like this: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/hxgviZHK/error.png [06:33:36] Found the solution... wasn't supposed to change anything... but remember seeing an error with default config for it which isn't coming up now. :/ I must be going insane. [07:50:53] hello! Is it possible to generate a link to a special page using makeLink() function in LinkRenderer.php? [07:54:32] cheers, anyone having experience here in two subjects; migrating an old mediawiki instance from a VM to a docker container (my container runs and thanks to your help ldap works!) and moving from a normal storage based approach to s3 for storing "datablobs" (whatever those encompass in mediawiki, i would love to read up but other, graded, projects take precedence D:) [07:54:37] i would be looking for some documentation on good approaches as to what needs to be taken care of in either case and what steps should all be followed [14:29:38] Technical Advice IRC meeting starting in 30 minutes in channel #wikimedia-tech, hosts: @Thiemo_WMDE & @Lucas_WMDE - all questions welcome, more infos: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Technical_Advice_IRC_Meeting [14:56:01] Technical Advice IRC meeting starting in 5 minutes in channel #wikimedia-tech, hosts: @Thiemo_WMDE & @Lucas_WMDE - all questions welcome, more infos: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Technical_Advice_IRC_Meeting [15:58:32] Hi, I'm trying to get my TOC horizontal and without the autonumbering. I can only find old information which doesn't work any more. Can you give me the right magicwords? [17:14:21] Hi - I'm confused by the Jenkins errors for one my patches, here: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/431436/ [17:14:42] The actual set of (five) errors can be found here: https://integration.wikimedia.org/ci/job/quibble-vendor-mysql-hhvm-docker/1872/console [17:15:21] Can anyone help with these? A lot of them have cryptic text like "Failed asserting that false is true." [17:19:08] the message immediately above that indicates what the actual issue is [17:19:43] Hi, I'm trying to get my TOC horizontal and without the autonumbering. I can only find old information which doesn't work any more. Can you give me the right magicwords? [17:22:44] Nannie: there are no magic words for that, you'll need to create your own CSS and templates to handle it [17:23:04] some wikis handle it by making their own TOC and specifying __NOTOC__ on the page to suppress the built-in one [17:23:31] others wrap it in div like
__TOC__
and then apply sitewide CSS on .nonumtoc and .horizontal-toc to do the relevant things [17:24:30] you can suppress the numbers with list-style-type: none; and horizontal by making the li elements float [17:24:49] or display: inline-block instead of floating [17:24:53] not sure which will end up looking better [17:27:13] Skizzerz: well, here's error #4, for instance: "The module 'ext.visualEditor.core' required by 'ext.veforall.core' must exist". [17:27:55] Here, this extension is using a module defined by another extension (VisualEditor). How do I avoid that error message? [17:28:12] Is there some way to define that VisualEditor is a requirement for this extension ("VEForAll")? [17:28:32] I believe extension.json lets you do that [17:28:36] lemme check on how [17:29:02] yep, https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Extension_registration#Requirements_(dependencies) [17:29:38] note the note in that link, you need to update the dependencies in zuul as well because jenkins doesn't process extension.json for dependencies [17:30:40] Skizzerz: aha! Thanks. Oh, okay - I'll submit a patch for that as well. [17:32:48] Thanks Skizzers! [18:14:01] Skizzerz: (or anyone else) what's the "project" where I can modify zuul/parameter_functions.py? [18:14:20] I thought it was "integration/zuul", but it doesn't appear to be. [18:18:54] Yaron: integration/config? [18:22:50] MatmaRex: no, that doesn't seem to be it either... [18:23:17] :o [18:23:32] sorry, i need to run right now [18:48:23] Does anyone know the "project" where this file is located? https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/integration-config/browse/master/zuul/parameter_functions.py [18:48:36] It doesn't seem to be integration/zuul, or integration/config. [18:55:54] Yaron: it's integration/config for sure [18:58:42] Skizzerz: I don't even see a "zuul" directory there. [19:03:45] Did you clone the right repo? [19:03:46] https://github.com/wikimedia/integration-config [19:03:49] It's definitely there [19:05:53] Skizzerz: Reedy: ah; so it is. Sorry about that. For some reason it doesn't show up when you get to integration/config from here: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/admin/projects/integration/config [19:10:00] Only the /jjb directory seems to be accessible from there. [19:11:42] o_0 [19:11:51] Did you clone that link specifically? [21:25:01] Q: does mediawiki have a central collection of icons? [21:26:31] YairRand: for what context are you looking for icons? [21:26:50] for a user script [21:27:06] mediawiki ships with some icons (for example, the external link indicator), but it doesn't have a generic icon set or icon font built-in [21:27:31] you can maybe make use of something like FontAwesome with your user script (you'll have to load it via the script as well) [21:27:57] or I could just load a bunch from commons, or something... [21:28:18] thanks for the help [21:44:34] Skizzerz: YairRand: the OOUI icon set is the de facto standard: https://doc.wikimedia.org/oojs-ui/master/demos/?page=icons [21:46:59] whoops, my connection died [21:47:06] Skizzerz: YairRand: the OOUI icon set is the de facto standard: https://doc.wikimedia.org/oojs-ui/master/demos/?page=icons [21:47:10] you can load the icons via ResourceLoader (modules like 'oojs-ui.styles.icons-foo') and then use them by adding the CSS classes 'mw-icon mw-icon-bar' somewhere [21:47:24] actually, correction, i think that's 'mw-ui-icon mw-ui-icon-bar' [21:47:32] ah, didn't realize that shipped with mw [21:48:23] that said, I'd still be more likely to use FA in my own stuff, simply due to the wider selection [21:54:03] MatmaRex_: Thanks. Is it supposed to be the standard? Is it intended to include all icons used eventually? (specifically, would it be reasonable to request that it include several more types of icons that it's currently missing?) [21:56:37] YairRand: i think it is the standard for software developed at WMF, but no one really cares whether you use those or different ones in your MediaWiki extension or something. i don't know what the scope or plans for expansion are, if any, try asking Volker_E when he's around (might be travelling right now) or other design people from WMF [21:57:15] I see. Thank you. [21:57:21] projects like VisualEditor, recent changes filters, UploadWizard, Echo, etc., use those