[00:19:11] bawolff: ever used cargo? [00:19:20] Tested it once [00:19:46] I find giving that much querying power to users to be kind of frightening if I'm being honest [00:20:01] But lots of people use it and are quite happy with it [00:21:07] like i have a table with a team name when they started playing there and stopped (start and stop date) [00:21:39] i was trying to get the team name and say like |team = blah and also provide start and stop [00:21:49] how would you advise to query that info? [00:25:07] I'm not familar enough with cargo. But i'm pretty sure it supports that. Try asking on the extension talk page maybe [00:25:41] thanks [00:28:37] lots to learn :D [00:54:34] bawolff: if is it possible [00:54:37] another question [00:54:39] ? [01:16:09] https://liquipedia.net/starcraft/Template:Infobox_player <- where can i find where the twitter works here i mean the construction?= [01:23:57] foun dit [01:42:20] now i dont know where it picks it icons [03:11:54] anyone around? [08:24:01] How can I rebase a chain of commits that is on gerrit? [08:24:12] I get this error: [08:24:13] ! [remote rejected] HEAD -> refs/publish/master/MergeLexemesInteractor (the number of pushed changes in a batch exceeds the max limit 10) [08:24:13] Hello, I'm wm-bot. The database for this channel is published at http://wm-bot.wmflabs.org/db/%23mediawiki.htm More about WM-Bot: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/wm-bot [08:24:50] My chain has 11 changes. I will now just go to HEAD~1 and rebase that shit and do the last one seperately [08:24:59] This does not work if you have 20 commits [08:25:13] Generally Gerrit seems REALLY poor in working with small commits :( [08:39:08] Don't use git review [08:39:25] use the git push trick and send HEAD~something [08:39:32] then just remove the ~something and send again [08:40:05] Huh? Any explanation of what> [08:40:08] *that? [08:40:20] as in, any instructions somewhere? [08:43:11] This MW docs just mention git review... https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Tutorial#Push_your_change_set_to_Gerrit [08:48:28] JeroenDeDauw: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Advanced_usage -- git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master [08:49:02] so probably git push gerrit HEAD~5:refs/for/master then git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master [08:49:33] or git rebase -i origin/master and then squash it into fewer commits -- you're completely right that gerrit is not really suited for many small commits [08:49:59] >git push gerrit HEAD~5:refs/for/master then git push gerrit HEAD:refs/for/master [08:50:00] Yes, that [08:53:28] Thanks valhallasw`cloud and Reedy ! [10:05:43] hi [10:06:12] can i have an image declared on css and pull it by using class=bla= [10:18:20] biberao: You can set image backgrounds with CSS. CSS rules can be placed on wiki according to this: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Interface/Stylesheets [10:21:10] weill check thanks [16:58:06] is the correct place to ask about how wiktionary works [20:38:49] hi [20:39:24] it's ok [20:40:56] admin of this IRC channel or...? [20:43:48] asdf__? [20:44:50] Krenair do you know where "{"username": ["Must be between 2 and 32 in length."]}" comes from? [20:44:53] please [20:45:01] context? [20:45:16] Krenair we are uplodaing a file to a wiki and we are getting that [20:45:47] also parsoid i believe is choking on that error too. (though not confirmed may be another problem) [20:45:53] Importing xxx.png...{"username": ["Must be between 2 and 32 in length."]}done. [20:47:55] grep? [20:48:38] paladox, so wait are you uploading or importing? [20:48:56] importing a image using importImage [20:48:56] tbh, though i dont think we have such limits on usernames [20:49:15] i thought the limit was like 80 bytes [20:49:29] it's only happening on this users wiki, i cannot reproduce it with my username. [20:49:30] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/B [20:51:04] though i can reproduce on his wiki. [20:53:00] I don't think MediaWiki or extensions in gerrit contain a message with 'in length.' anywhere [20:53:14] I'd dig into what importImage is doing, and grep around [20:53:31] they may have extensions from elsewhere [20:55:29] I doubt its a message. Probably some hardcoded error message. But yeah i agree probably an extension [20:56:45] ah ok [21:39:17] anyone know if when im searching wikipedia i can order the results by time?