[12:33:42] <abian>	 Does anyone know why all of the edits of this batch fail? https://tools.wmflabs.org/quickstatements/#/batch/6550
[12:39:07] <nikki>	 does it still need quotes around strings?
[12:39:22] <nikki>	 I don't know much about that version
[12:39:57] <abian>	 Not sure, I've used them for the CSV version and they are removed (they're considered field delimiters) and the edits still fail
[12:41:24] <abian>	 Woo, that was the problem, it works with quotes in the V1 :D
[12:41:40] <abian>	 Thanks, nikki :)
[12:41:49] <nikki>	 :D
[13:51:02] <jem>	 Hi, anyone around? WDQ mixes results with date 1919-01-01 and with date just the year 1919, and I need to get just the first ones...
[13:56:20] <abian>	 Hi, jem :)
[13:56:32] <jem>	 Hi, abian :)
[13:56:51] <abian>	 Something like ... ?item p:P570/psv:P570 ?wdv . ?wdv wikibase:timePrecision "11"^^xsd:integer . ?wdv wikibase:timeValue ?value . ... should work
[13:57:12] <abian>	 "11"^^xsd:integer is for a precision of days
[13:57:55] <abian>	 "10" for months, "9" for years, etc.
[13:58:26] <jem>	 Let's try
[13:59:13] <abian>	 Actually you can just use "?wdv wikibase:timePrecision 11" instead of "?wdv wikibase:timePrecision "11"^^xsd:integer"
[14:24:49] <jem>	 [Working on it in Telegram]
[17:54:09] <Nudin>	 Is it (already) possible to install wikibase-client on a third-party wiki and use wikidata as repo?