[02:24:58] <gangleri|home>	 Hi! FYI: https://www.wikidata.org/?curid=17586175#multiscript_collaboration there are some links as Beng where 3 WMF projects are listed
[03:56:19] <gangleri|home>	 Hi Krinkle, all: Does https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:Watchlist work for you ? I get the havy traffic error since more days
[07:15:47] <jjkoehorst>	 I have made some progress in understanding how to add claims and such, however when adding a source it returns a depth error and I am not sure what it means....
[07:15:47] <jjkoehorst>	 http://pastebin.com/9SR16K5x
[12:18:38] <gangleri|home>	 Hi all! Do you know https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Template:Wikidata_list or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Wikidata_list ? Have you ever used it? Could you please help to create my first usage?
[14:37:32] <pyfisch>	 is it possible with Pywikibot to add multiple statements to an item in one edit?
[14:38:35] <pyfisch>	 my bot is adding multiple statements to ca. 5000 items and it is very slow because it needs two edits (one for the claim and one for the source) for every added statement
[14:39:14] <multichill>	 pyfisch: Yes, that's possible, but we did it like this to make it easier for the humans to follow what a bot is doing
[14:39:35] <multichill>	 You could just speeds it up a bit
[14:41:24] <pyfisch>	 multichill: what line should I add to the script?
[14:42:19] <multichill>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pywikibot/Global_Options -putthrottle should be the one
[14:46:10] <pyfisch>	 multichill: that you it works :)
[14:48:10] <nikki>	 adding the statement and its reference in the same edit would make more sense to me and would be easier for me to follow than having references added independently just for the sake of it :/
[14:57:53] <pyfisch>	 nikki: I agree but pywikibot decided not to make this easy
[14:58:36] <pyfisch>	 multichill: how can I add multiple claims in one edit or one claim with a reference in one edit?
[14:59:09] <multichill>	 You have to construct the item and than flush it out. Not very easy
[15:00:50] <pyfisch>	 ok in this case I won't try
[15:01:22] <multichill>	 I usually just have multiple bots running at the same time and I just don't look at them
[15:29:17] <hoo>	 Thiemo_WMDE: Do you know whether anyone looked at the jenkins flakiness, yet?
[15:29:27] <hoo>	 I just opened a bug, because I couldn't find an existing one
[15:30:01] <hoo>	 nevermind, hasha.r just commented
[15:30:14] <Thiemo_WMDE>	 I noticed a series of issues in the past weeks. Not sure if the one from today is known or not.
[15:32:05] <hoo>	 It's about the tests that interact with Cirrus
[15:32:11] <hoo>	 apparently
[15:32:24] <hashar>	 hoo: no clue what is happening really
[15:32:50] <hoo>	 Neither have I :S
[15:32:58] <hoo>	 I don't even have Cirrus locally... aude built all that
[15:33:15] <hoo>	 but she might not be available before Monday
[15:33:30] <hashar>	 ohhh
[15:33:31] <hashar>	 hold on
[15:34:11] <hashar>	 we dropped elasticsearch from ci slaves
[15:35:27] <hoo>	 Yikes... our tests just run all jobs in the queue (sageTrackingIntegrationTest)
[15:35:39] <hoo>	 I'll drop of the Internet any second
[15:36:27] <hoo>	 my train is approaching a part of the track with very poor to no mobile coverage
[15:37:25] <hoo>	 I'll check back later, please report any findings on the ticket
[15:41:20] <Mika_>	 Hi, I have installed a wikibase repository to a linux box on mysql, and have errors during saving of statements. tried some google searches, but did not find any good hints. where do you suggest me to look for ressources on previously solved problems?
[15:43:03] <Mika_>	 Error message is always: "SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data"
[16:10:46] <multichill>	 Does http://tools.wmflabs.org/mix-n-match/# work for anyone?
[16:11:37] <Reedy>	 Loading...
[21:39:59] <GerardM>	 the systems response is poor,,
[21:40:08] <GerardM>	 anyone knows why ?
[21:41:24] <vpab15>	 Hi
[21:41:38] <vpab15>	 I write regarding the Italian article for the Apenines
[21:41:44] <vpab15>	 https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appennini
[21:42:05] <vpab15>	 For some reason, the links to other languages don't appear in the Italian article Appennini, even though the link is in the list and the italian link appears in other language wiki's link list too.
[21:42:32] <vpab15>	 The wikidata item is https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1285
[21:42:55] <vpab15>	 Does anybody know what the problem might be?
[21:43:03] <GerardM>	 vpab15: they show for me
[21:43:46] <vpab15>	 That's wierd, I tried different browsers and same thing
[21:46:23] <vpab15>	 I tried my phone, and laptop, in chrome, firefox and IE and cannot see them
[21:46:52] <GerardM>	 I can send you a screenshot
[21:47:12] <vpab15>	 I believe you, but you have to admit it is very strange
[21:47:18] <GerardM>	 yep
[21:47:30] <vpab15>	 Maybe anybody else can check?
[21:47:33] <GerardM>	 there is a really poor performance at the moment
[21:47:38] <GerardM>	 it may have to do with that
[21:48:12] <vpab15>	 But it is only that one article in Italian wikipedia
[21:48:29] <GerardM>	 you are looking at it now 
[21:48:43] <vpab15>	 yes
[21:55:17] <multichill|2>	 GerardM: You forgot to feed the server kittens
[21:55:52] <GerardM>	 ok
[21:56:44] <multichill|2>	 But yes, I noticed it too. Search times out quite a lot. Toollabs seems to be acting up too
[23:15:08] <catlee>	 Hello! 
[23:17:39] <catlee>	 Are there guidelines for how to structure public municipal data in wikidata?
[23:18:21] <catlee>	 I'm interested in adding municipal water quality report data. 
[23:19:17] <catlee>	 I haven't found any existing examples yet. 
[23:22:12] <catlee>	 e.g. I found https://m.wikidata.org/wiki/Q3995966, but haven't found any references to it 
[23:57:43] <addshore>	 hey catlee ! It doesn't look like anything really uses the item that you have linked to yet!
[23:57:50] <addshore>	 See https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:WhatLinksHere/Q3995966