[10:55:43] I'd like to create a bot that imports release dates and similar information for open source projects from github. Are there already bots doing that or something similar? [11:59:48] konstin: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:WikiProject_Informatics is a good place to start [12:01:31] thanks for the link, but the issue is rather that I don't want to create a bot already existing. Technically help is fortunately provided:) [12:01:40] *technical help [12:17:25] !lydia [12:17:25] \o/ [12:17:41] heh... I remembered we had the command but forgot what it did [12:27:50] konstin: you can still ask there [12:28:00] JeroenDeDauw: It worked! [12:28:17] ;-) [12:28:46] Lydia_WMDE: I followed up with Daniel about the breaking api changes and updated the notification list. That should be enough I hope [12:29:21] ok cool [16:24:50] Multichill : are you the botdriver of BotMultichill ? if so when you are removing the deprecated sister and or deprecated brother ; why not add it as a qualifier (P1039) for siblings [16:27:15] multichill: as I said here User talk:Jura1#(deprecated) bror (P7) removal ? [16:42:25] Multichill: well meaning, for P7 (brother) -> P3373 with qualifier P1039 and adding Q10861465 and same type for P9 (sister) -> P3373 with qualifier P1039 and adding Q595094 ? [16:53:59] Multichill : you here ? [17:16:34] "has been idle for 4 hours, 47 minutes, 43 seconds" [17:21:39] does anyone know when https://github.com/wikimedia/pywikibot-core/commit/ba027bc7880f568bc4676b8c6708904a88207c83 ([Breaking]Make uncertainties in WbQuantity optional) will make it onto PAWS? I currently can’t read statements with the new quantity systems due to this : [17:21:42] * :( [17:27:05] haha, nevermind, I think I can `git pull` in /src/paws/pwb from the terminal :D [17:42:35] Has anyone gotten the wikidata role to work in vagrant? I keep getting timeouts [18:06:52] Migrant: You could do that yes. I'm just moving it. [18:15:00] Multichill : Well some brother or sisters registered at P7 or P9 have a reference with it and it seems that you are not transfering that reference further on ? [18:20:42] I'm skipping everything with qualifiers or references [18:21:45] okay.... thanks so far... [18:23:47] Multichill : When the transfer from P7 and P9 to P3373 have been done will P7 and P9 be redirect then ? [18:28:59] That would be nice, but Lydia_WMDE would have to have that implemented first :P [18:34:13] Migrant: Was working on https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/BotMultichillT .... [18:43:20] Multichill : I was looking at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/BotMultichill [18:46:44] https://grafana.wikimedia.org/dashboard/db/wikidata-datamodel-terms [18:47:17] What is the real number of labels in Wikidata? [18:48:04] The "Entity labels" box seems wrong [18:50:11] Same for "Entity descriptions" and "Entity aliases" [19:23:43] abian: check the language on the topleft [19:23:49] it seems to be on "ar" by default... [19:24:11] OMG, that's true xD [19:24:19] Thanks, sjoerddebruin :) [19:24:30] Gonna make a task for that/ [19:57:23] What is the quickest way I can convert https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_systemically_important_banks chart data to draw its data from Wikidata? Perhaps add columns for assets, employees, capital, etc. Banks often report in their home currency. Ideally that could be preserved, but have the presented value converted as the page is assembled. Impossible or just very hard? Any great documentation on where to start? Code examples [19:57:42] Does WikiData understand XBRL? (related to above) [22:28:20] sjoerddebruin: No good deed goes unpunished. Remind me not to do any requests on https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Bot_requests :@ [22:28:43] ugh [22:29:43] And since when was it acceptable to do 1 edits/second under a normal account? [23:33:40] Hi. I'm trying to write JS code in my browser that will run a prototype Wikidata bot (written in Browser-side JS) that will use XMLHttpRequest() to login to WikiData via a Bot Password for the purposes of making an edit. I'm running into CORS issues. If I disable CORS in my browser, I can POST with 'action=login&format=json&lgname=BOTNAME&lgpassword=BOTPASSWORD' and I successfully get a login token. However, if I don't disable CORS, my [23:34:12] Note that the same request that fails in the browser works fine with ‘curl’. I’ve tried adding ‘origin=*’, I’ve toggled withCredentials, and I’m stuck. I’m wondering if it is possible to have a webpage that can obtain login access (via bot user/pw), and make WikiData edits. [23:48:18] An even simpler request is this: https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&meta=tokens which works when I disable CORS in the browser, but fails with the same error as above (remember, this is XMLHttpRequest, not just typing into the URL field)