[00:04:14] u19809: are you trying to link the latest version of MediaWiki? [00:04:58] legoktm: I've got this https://github.com/freephile/FsApi/blob/32.x/extension.json#L14-L17 [00:05:10] but no autoloading of ApiBase [00:05:25] https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki/archive/master.zip would work although for most people the latest version is unlikely to be useful [00:06:28] legoktm: I have a single class I want to load in my extension [00:07:32] and I know how to specify that in the Autoload section of extension.json. But, how does Extension Registration know how to autoload MW core? [00:08:31] Or I'm misunderstanding completely becausse I get [00:08:31] PHP Fatal error: Class 'ApiBase' not found in /opt/htdocs/wiki/mediawiki/extensions/FsApi/includes/UnitNbrToFhcWikiPage.php on line 15 [00:16:37] @tgr : no i want to have a page where all versions of a program are stored for archiving but I want a fast link to the latest version. So, not the version of mediawiki but of my program [00:17:51] so suppose I have p_1 p_2 and p_3 as list of available versions of my program then I want a link p_latest linking to the p_3 but the URL for p_latest should not contain any version number (1, 2 or 3) [01:12:15] well, I punted and used a workaround for now. Still I'd love to know how to turn 20 lines of code into a working Api module [01:12:15] https://github.com/freephile/FsApi/tree/32.x [03:29:12] How do i force git to refetch all the remote branch headers from gerrit? [03:29:48] I did something weird with my checkout, and now it doesn't have any remote branches except origin/master (and origin/HEAD) [03:30:27] I already tried git fetch --all [03:32:33] huh, i have all the tags [03:36:47] ok, i think i figured it out [03:37:00] I had remote.origin.fetch set to the wrong thing in my config file [03:37:10] No idea how that happened [10:45:59] hi [15:52:40] how does one create a footer link to a site other than the one that has the footer [15:53:31] Iirc its mediawiki:Footer i may be wrong let me double check [15:54:07] kh0ver: depending on what you want determines how, read https://m.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Footer [15:54:18] Sorry https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Footer [15:55:24] I want to add a new footer item that links to some external site [15:55:38] I already read the article [15:56:29] Did you follow the section on the page on adding new links kh0ver ? [15:58:00] Yes I did, and I can add a link that links to some page within my wiki, but linking outside doesn't work on the most obvious way [15:58:39] Hmm [15:59:04] Im not sure [15:59:22] Footer is one thing im still learning [16:00:11] oh [16:16:34] kh0ver: instead of $tpl->set( 'termsofuse', $sk->footerLink( 'termsofuse', 'termsofusepage' ) ); you can do $tpl->set( 'termsofuse', 'Terms of Use' ); [16:17:02] There might be a more elegant solution [17:20:32] Bootloader [17:22:22] usr/boot munis [17:22:41] Usr/boot [17:26:45] Data. Boot renew [17:27:15] Guess 66 clean all data [17:28:25] I think you're in the wrong place [21:43:32] is there a way to do something like a template, but instead of a list of parameters, you just pass it wikitext? I am thinking of something like {{foo}}text goes here{{/foo}}. then in the foo template (or whatever it is), you'd specify how to render/style the text. [21:43:56] basically, does this exist in mediawiki, and if so what is it called? [21:44:33] maybe tag extensions? [22:02:45] seems like tag extension would work [22:04:58] and is pretty simple, just needs a little php