[07:28:17] something is wrong when using quickstatements to add P217 (inventory number) + value + reference + qualifier [07:28:20] screenshot: https://ibb.co/kEYgav [07:28:37] and nothing has been added to the item, actually [07:28:40] thoughts? thanks! [07:44:57] gah, it seems it's something about my browser, nevermind [12:34:35] Hi, folks! I played around with wikidata dumps a little bit and notice data inconsistency, for example for spouses. Is it known issue? [13:07:38] Lydia_WMDE: the new PDF print feature of MediaWiki seems to be deployed, it doesn't work for Wikidata items though. Should I hide it with CSS? [13:27:06] sjoerddebruin: i thought we had done that in the past -.- yes please [13:33:31] Lydia_WMDE: maybe a better solution should be found, but until then: https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki%3ACommon.css&type=revision&diff=498208509&oldid=466494383 [13:34:51] wontfixit: what sort of data inconsistency? [13:40:01] nikki: Marriage start and end time may be different for participants of same marriage. For example Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. [13:40:22] sjoerddebruin: thanks :) [13:47:22] wontfixit: ah... it is known that the data can get out of sync (that's apparently by design). we have constraints on the property talk pages (e.g. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property_talk:P26 has a "symmetrical" one) but I don't think it checks whether the qualifiers are the same [13:48:34] good idea for a query (@WikidataFacts ^) [13:48:51] it sounds like a good idea for an improvement to the constraints too :P [13:50:50] I wonder if there are cases where a property should be symmetric but the qualifiers could be different [13:51:04] or if symmetrical implies the qualifiers are the same too [14:04:47] I came up with http://tinyurl.com/yblyvfxg for p26 [14:05:09] I tried a slightly simpler query without the ?p and ?ps variables but that just times out o_O [14:14:54] ah, P1038 is symmetrical with different qualifiers [14:15:02] well, same qualifier, different value [14:22:16] hmm [14:22:55] can we precise authorized value for property constraint? Like "all subclasses of this Qid *except* this subclass"? [14:28:26] it might work with "conflicts with" but I'm not sure if it uses subclasses or not [14:29:22] well no [14:29:39] conflict with is about other properties used on the same item [14:29:48] not the same thing at all [14:30:48] you can pick which properties/values are considered conflicts though [14:31:12] do you have an example? that might help [14:31:29] so i could say that P735:Roman given name is in conflict with the use of P735? [14:31:34] that seems really strange [14:32:17] well, Roman given names should never be used as values for P735, because they are to be used with the property "Roman given name" [14:32:50] but they are regularly considered as a subclass of given name, so as acceptable values (which they aren't) [14:34:30] hm... I think what I had in mind wouldn't work there [14:34:48] doesn't matter [14:34:55] I don"t have errors so frequently [14:35:04] so it's not a problem [14:35:07] thanks [14:35:11] a complex constraint would probably work though [14:35:24] :/ [15:56:32] frimellem Lydia_WMDE: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e625/9db8c6f0db9cd1601a960b4abc4653cc5bec.pdf