[08:12:42] o/ [08:49:24] woah [08:49:30] the wikitext editor was removed? [09:07:36] sorry [09:07:43] the wikitext editor with toolbar was removed [09:12:51] misread the commit message [09:12:53] *phew* [11:34:36] bmansurov: yt? [11:34:45] joakino: hey, yes [11:34:58] i don't know what's up with https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T137648#2446948 [11:35:04] it works fine for me [11:35:07] let me see [11:35:31] joakino: i think you have some kind of scaling inside the browser? [11:35:39] try defaulting to 100% [11:35:54] my browser's default font is 18px if that's what you mean, but I'm at 100% [11:36:31] bmansurov: in safari with the default font size and zoom it works fine too [11:36:44] i'm not sure if i'm not seeing the problem or what :p [11:36:52] joakino: i mean there is no problem [11:37:14] joakino: the gray background of the language names you see only shows up on tablet sized devices [11:37:18] which is expected [11:38:12] bmansurov: that's why i'm confused, jon is mentioning fixing the left-alignment but it seems consistent to me [11:38:31] joakino: exactly, let's see what he says to our comments [11:38:39] ok [16:57:31] hallo [17:00:37] in the Android app, the "view continue reading card subtitle" message [17:00:48] says {{PLURAL|one=1 day ago|other=%d days ago}} [17:01:08] isn't it better to make it "{{PLURAL|one=yesterday|other=%d days ago}}"? [17:01:35] aharoni: o/ [17:01:55] hm [17:03:03] aharoni: 1 day ago has more symmetry but yesterday sounds more concise. i like it. @dbrant ^^^ [17:03:36] niedzielski: aharoni: love it! [17:03:44] =1 [17:03:49] i mean +1 :) [17:03:51] coool [17:03:56] shall I make a Gerrit patch? :) [17:04:18] 👍 [17:04:21] please do! [17:15:23] Callooh callay https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/298305/t [17:28:38] niedzielski: what did you just say in hangout chat? i closed the window just as i saw my name in the chat :) [17:29:10] dbrant: oh, i was just saying it would be neat to proote on the wikimedia G+ account [17:29:20] oh yes, totally [17:29:24] https://plus.google.com/108193079736330787108/posts [17:29:44] dbrant: i'm not sure if we normally do that but there, twitter, fb would be sweet [17:30:14] yep, i'm pretty sure we'll be doing all of those. [22:57:18] dbrant I've been working on a progressive web app and I'd like to make minor changes to the REST API endpoint that Android uses. 1) are you open to that. 2) can you point me at the code base / help review that / let me know if there's anything to be aware of when doing that [22:57:33] the change is small - i want to surface the last editor of the wiki page along with the last modified time [22:57:42] this would say their username and whether they are anonymous [22:59:03] mhurd: Perfect. Thanks! [23:02:26] Deskana: yw! [23:27:34] jdlrobson: hey, sorry! Here's a list of all the current REST endpoints: https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/?doc [23:27:45] jdlrobson: the Android app uses the ones under the "Mobile" heading [23:28:09] jdlrobson: and here's the code base: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/admin/projects/mediawiki/services/mobileapps [23:30:16] aharoni niedzielski-afk I don't think the Android app supports pluralization, or has that changed? [23:31:26] jdlrobson: any more technical questions are probably better directed towards bearND|afk, but I think the change you're proposing would certainly add value (with only a marginal increase to the payload), so I would welcome it. [23:35:17] jdlrobson: are you talking about the mobile-section(-lead) endpoints? If so, then I see no problem with that. Feel free to add a Phab task to https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/mobile-content-service/ and potentially a patch for that. Note that RB also has the page/title/{title} endpoint which provides this info already. [23:52:08] bearND|afk: dbrant which endpoint does the app use to render? [23:52:48] I'm using rest_v1/page/mobile-sections/ [23:54:35] <dbrant> jdlrobson: yep, that. The app also uses mobile-sections-lead and mobile-sections-remaining separately in some cases, but the more general mobile-sections endpoint is simply a concatenation of the first two. [23:55:17] <bearND|afk> jdlrobson: For regular page views the Android app uses mobile-sections-lead and mobile-sections-remaining since we like the two step loading process. mobile-sections is the sum of both. The app uses that for downloading/updating saved pages. RB cassandra stores only mobile-sections and pulls out the required pieces for the other two endpoints. [23:55:24] <jdlrobson> bearND|afk: dbrant awesome :> https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T140042 [23:55:32] <bearND|afk> I mean RB pulls it out. [23:55:43] <jdlrobson> yup i figured - i've been using mobile-sections just to keep things simple