[04:54:41] hola alvaro molina [08:00:02] Why we need a better suggester. https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q27078358&oldid=383660087 [08:24:11] +1 [11:49:23] Seems like Google is picking up our descriptions now. :) https://www.google.nl/search?q=steve+jobs+site%3Awikidata.org [14:12:42] sjoerddebruin: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T142986 [14:12:52] Do you have any further hints on how to reproduce this? [14:13:15] Not really. It happens at moments. [14:14:21] :/ [14:17:35] I don't see it so often anymore though. [14:37:07] hm… maybe we should close/ stall the bug for now :/ [15:57:55] aude: Would be nice if you could review https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/313976 [15:58:04] first step towards new parser function/ lua function [17:16:56] SMalyshev: what about earlier deletions? [17:17:14] sjoerddebruin: what about them? [17:17:35] * SMalyshev missing context [17:17:38] Regarding https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T136393#2689231, will they stil show up? [17:21:00] sjoerddebruin: yes they should. I've updated the deletes for a month back (don't have the logs before that) [17:22:43] I think I saw a deletion yesterday from May this year, so we should report them if they are older than one month ago? [17:34:22] sjoerddebruin: yes [17:34:40] old ones are from different bugs :) [17:34:43] Okay, I know enough then. :) [17:35:29] Let's start using Flow on normal Item talkpages as well! [17:35:58] If it only was in active development. [17:36:08] :/ [17:36:22] Trizek: ^^ [17:36:50] I loved the mockup of Wikidata where there was a section of "Recent talk page discussions" on a item, so it was more prominent. [17:39:21] This is gonna take me forever to add these! http://tinyurl.com/zcj8dg5 [17:44:57] sjoerddebruin: Do you know how to code and set up how a statement constraint (allowable values)? [17:45:05] Yes. [17:45:35] Could you please help me? [17:45:58] [[Property:P3222]]: First letter must be a lower captial letter (or a number) AND Only allow letters (including e.g å, ä, ö), dashes ( - ), and numbers [0-9] [17:45:59] 10[4] 10https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P3222 [17:46:23] (lower case*) [17:46:43] Oh, that's something else that "allowable values". You're talking about regex. [17:46:49] oh [17:46:58] I'm not great in regex. [17:47:00] in that case, I'm asking about regex [17:47:05] :/ [17:47:47] what is a lower capital letter? [17:49:20] lower case letter* [17:49:25] oh, okay [17:49:27] a-z, not A-Z [17:50:55] in that case, that could be [\p{Ll}\p{Nd}][\p{L}\p{Nd}-]* [17:51:07] depending on the regex flavor – I think that one’s Java [17:57:03] based on the current values, [a-z0-9äöå][a-z0-9äöå()-]* would work, depends really whether you expect lots of unusual letters or if the non-ascii ones are fairly limited (in which case catching unlikely ones might be helpful) [17:58:10] no, I only belive that a-z+å-ö will be present (Swedish) (and numbers)...and according to http://regexr.com/ that ^seems to work nikki :D [18:04:34] Thanks! [18:11:43] :) [18:20:51] SMalyshev: Do deprecated results show up in SPARQL queries by default? [18:21:01] Depends on your query. [18:21:36] right :) [18:21:51] This beauty: http://tinyurl.com/znju9tr [18:21:56] wdt: never includes deprecated rank (and excludes normal rank too when preferred rank statements exist) [18:22:57] Right, so probably because I use the p:Pxxx in some of the unions, I get the deprecated stuff [18:23:16] Oh, right, that should have been wdt: [18:23:59] multichill: p: gets deprecated, wdt: doesn't [18:24:15] you can exclude deprecated manually from p: with FILTER of course [18:24:25] or use BestRank [18:24:39] I just replaced the ?item p:P650 [] . with ?item wdt:P650 [] . [18:24:45] I didn't need the p: there. [18:24:51] Not sure how that got in there [18:25:46] https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Property_talk%3AP650&action=historysubmit&type=revision&diff=383743669&oldid=382915295 [18:35:41] I notice the whole research discussion SMalyshev. Did you already have a look at the user-agent log if it contained anything useful? [18:36:55] multichill: depends on what you call "look". I check it sometimes but not systematically, but we have systematic research going on right now: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Understanding_Wikidata_Queries [18:38:56] WIth the analytics stack it should be almost trivial to get the top 10 user-agents. Did you pull that out SMalyshev? [18:39:50] multichill: I didn't, but some time ago Mikhail did some analysis, let me see [18:41:04] leila is really fast with that! [18:45:49] multichill: this: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/F2682919 is from a year ago [19:07:07] nice, but that's before you implemented pywikibot support I think. Since then a lot of bots were switched over [19:33:56] by the way sjoerddebruin, I’m now running that esperanto family labels bot again, and this time it seems to work without errors (finally) [19:34:05] \o/ [19:43:30] multichill: see this also: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Exploration_on_the_Use_of_WDQS_-_Breakdown_by_Geography,_User_Agent_and_Referer_Class.pdf [19:43:42] brand new [20:17:31] nice SMalyshev [20:21:25] woah, the order of the qualifier suggestions for alma mater changed :O [21:01:58] hoo hi, for https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/314169/ a workaround is to copy it over to a new table choosing which tables to copy over [21:02:06] Sure [21:02:17] but the new table wont have the indices [21:02:20] Oh [21:02:25] What are indices? [21:03:03] You also drop the primary key [21:03:08] Oh [21:05:00] You want the new table to have the definition in client/sql/entity_usage.sql [21:05:09] hoo what about doing http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5938048/delete-column-from-sqlite-table (bottom but the one on top of the bottom)? [21:05:15] Create a new table directly with the following query: [21:05:20] Now insert the data into table_name from Existing_table with the following query: [21:05:28] Now drop the Existing_table by following query: [21:05:34] I guess i already do that now [21:05:51] yeah [21:06:43] But i thought that [21:06:43] INSERT INTO wbc_entity_usage_backup SELECT eu_row_id,eu_entity_id,eu_aspect,eu_page_id FROM wbc_entity_usage; [21:06:54] would copy it from old table to back up one [21:06:56] hoo ^^ [21:07:47] the question is not whether the data is copied over [21:07:52] but the schema of the new table [21:07:55] OH [21:08:15] In MediaWiki maintenance/sqlite/archives/ you can find various examples of such SQLite workarounds [21:08:41] ok7 [21:08:43] ok [21:08:44] thanks [21:09:18] Ah [21:14:16] hoo done :) [21:16:38] It would be nice if you could test the patch [21:18:20] Oh, i doint use sqlite [21:18:23] Only mysql [21:18:33] hoo anyways i fixed your comments [21:19:42] hm [21:19:59] I'll try to take time to test that in the next couple of days [21:20:08] Ok thanks [21:20:09] :) [21:20:51] Bye, i will be in the other wikimedia channels manly -releng [23:36:07] Filled https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T147381 [23:36:08] Importing 20161003_Panel_LA_Case_Study_HD.webm...Fatal error: Call to a member function getNamespace() on a non-object in /srv/mediawiki/php-1.28.0-wmf.20/extensions/Wikidata/extensions/Wikibase/client/includes/Hooks/BeforePageDisplayHandler.php on line 41 [23:36:30] (it's a maintenance script to import images)