[15:39:02] hello all. I recently noticed a small bug in the android app (not sure if it's already noticed) [15:40:06] When I tap the History (or) Nearby buttons in the bottom toolbar. I get an "Unfortunately , Wikipedia App has stopped" message [15:40:53] Is this a known issue ? [15:42:14] Note: The version of the android is 2.5.190-alpha-2017-06-03 [15:42:21] *android app [16:20:07] kaartic: thank you for the report! I'm having trouble reproing the issue :/ [16:22:15] the details of my device are, [16:22:18] Android version : 4.4.4 (Cyanogenmod 11) [16:22:19] Device Vendor : Samsung [16:22:19] Model : GT-S7582 [16:22:37] have a great day, everyone. [16:28:39] kaartic: Unfortunately, there's no crash reports on the alpha channel. I've tried an AOSP emulator with this Android version but still can't repro :[ Would it be possible to capture ADB logs? [16:43:42] sounds awfully reminiscent of T153968 but that should be fixed. let me see if i can repro [16:43:43] T153968: Clicking the "History" or "Nearby" icon shows "Unfortunately, WIkipedia Alpha has stopped" message in pre-Lollipop devices - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T153968 [17:11:16] interesting... it looks like the mapbox upgrade (unintentionally?) reverts the vector drawable fix for that bug, but i can't reproduce the original crash anymore [20:10:47] dbrant: niedzielski: mdholloway: i meant to +1 this https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/338992/ but accidentally +2'ed - but guessing it's ok since you guys all +1'ed it :) [20:11:09] :] [20:11:14] 👍 [20:11:21] mhurd: no sweat, thanks for the review! [20:12:07] mdholloway: yw! i tested it out on iOS and everything looks fine with h2 & h3... guessing the underlying html changed since that css was added? [20:17:16] mhurd: yeah, seems the special rules are now obsolete (always a good thing) [20:17:37] mdholloway: haha yeah :) [20:31:00] tgr: Is there a way to get the content of a Special page without the header and footer, e.g. https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speci%C3%A1lis:FeedItem/featured/20170225000000/hu ? Looks like the Query API doesn't support Special pages (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Query#Missing_and_invalid_titles). [20:31:56] bearND: action=render? not sure that works with special pages [20:32:27] there are embeddable special pages, for those you can just use the API to parse {{Special:RecentChanges}} etc [20:32:44] other than that, I'm not sure it's possible [20:33:27] tgr: I cannot find action=render in the API sandbox [20:46:30] trg: yeah. This doesn't do anything on Special pages, only regular pages [21:56:49] bearND: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speci%C3%A1lis:FeedItem/featured/20170225000000/hu?useskin=apioutput [21:56:58] super hacky, might break in the future etc [21:58:33] tgr: nice. How does this work? [21:59:42] it's a secret skin, apparently [21:59:53] just found out about it [22:00:33] useskin overrides your skin preferences, it's normally used for stuff like previewing changes in monobook [22:00:55] and this is just a blank sking [22:00:57] I was wondering if we should create an API for the Special pages the FeaturedFeeds extension provides [22:01:45] the action API uses it to be able to take advantage of the usual output mechanisms without putting a HTML document around the response [22:02:23] in general, everything available as a special page should be available via the API [22:02:33] as in, should in an ideal world [22:03:05] maybe we could do some pair programming to do it? [22:03:23] sounds great [22:03:36] in person at the offsite, or before that? [22:04:05] probably at the offsite