[11:49:05] <takitam[m]>	 hi.
[11:49:05] <takitam[m]>	 Can you retest && merge my stuff?
[11:49:06] <takitam[m]>	 https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/pywikibot/core/+/497646/
[13:21:12] <takitam[m]>	 Thanks D3r1ck01!
[17:08:19] <yannf>	 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q20180723
[17:08:28] <yannf>	 there is a big mix up here
[17:08:56] <yannf>	 see the painting on the museum page: http://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/703/camille-pissarro-landscape-at-louveciennes-autumn-french-1870/
[17:09:59] <WiseWoman>	 What is mixed up, yannf?
[17:10:54] <yannf>	 see the painting name
[17:11:25] <WiseWoman>	 Ah, I see
[17:12:08] <WiseWoman>	 The name is wrong at Wikimedia Commons, then
[17:12:15] <WiseWoman>	 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Houses_at_Bougival_(Autumn).jpg
[17:13:10] <yannf>	 yes
[17:13:12] <WiseWoman>	 I would put a remark on the discussion pages, as this needs more than a quick fix
[17:13:39] <WiseWoman>	 It is linked at Commons to a number of pages, they all have to be checked
[17:13:43] <yannf>	 I think the error comes from Google: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Camille_Pissarro_(French_-_Houses_at_Bougival_(Autumn)_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg
[17:14:08] <yannf>	 but I would believe the museum rather than Google
[17:14:12] <WiseWoman>	 :D
[17:14:40] <WiseWoman>	 But because it needs a lot of attention, I would just drop the link to the museum on the discussion pages for now
[17:14:49] <WiseWoman>	 And then fix everything by hand (ugh)
[17:16:55] <yannf>	 the error has been spread all over the web https://www.flickr.com/photos/7208148@N02/45477247315/
[17:17:26] <WiseWoman>	 Sure, when Google gets it wrong, it spreads like wildfire. Or maybe there are two titles to this painting?
[17:18:19] <yannf>	 I don't know
[17:18:34] <yannf>	 first I thought the place name has changed
[17:19:03] <yannf>	 but no, there are 2 different places
[17:19:30] <WiseWoman>	 It's possible that Getty made the mistake
[17:19:35] <WiseWoman>	 humans work there :)
[17:20:35] <yannf>	 https://www.akg-images.com/archive/Houses-in-Bougival--autumn-2UMEBMY5L15ES.html
[17:20:45] <yannf>	 this gives the 2 names
[17:21:04] <WiseWoman>	 Then an alias would be in order
[17:21:33] <yannf>	 but it can't be Bougival *and* Louveciennes
[17:22:11] <WiseWoman>	 They are close to each other…
[17:22:43] <WiseWoman>	 Both in https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9partement  https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9partement_Yvelines
[17:23:28] <WiseWoman>	 "Within a few hundred yards of his home, Camille Pissarro painted a view of peasants working in a shady, wooded garden alongside a group of village houses. "
[17:23:35] <WiseWoman>	 So one would have to know where he lived
[17:25:24] <WiseWoman>	 the German Wikipedia lists it as Maison à Bougival
[17:25:24] <WiseWoman>	 [Paysage aux environs de Louveciennes (automne)] 
[17:25:33] <WiseWoman>	 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werkverzeichnis_von_Camille_Pissarro/Reifebildung
[17:28:42] <yannf>	 I am asking to some French people who might know the place
[17:30:54] <yannf>	 yes, both places are very near
[17:31:07] <yannf>	 which adds to the confusion
[17:40:42] <basiclaser>	 i am trying to get a `Point` out of the `coordinate_location` of countries using graphQL, but it currently just returns  "[object Object]"
[17:41:00] <basiclaser>	 I would like to get the X,Y but am not sure how to get it 
[17:42:23] <basiclaser>	 https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/rP72HQho/
[17:42:33] <basiclaser>	 thats the query
[17:44:09] <basiclaser>	 if i try to specify subfields like "lat" just to test it, it errors with "Field \"mainsnak\" must not have a selection since type \"String\" has no subfields.",
[17:44:42] <basiclaser>	 so it thinks that "[object Object]" is just the final product from the wikidata API for coordinate_location. 
[18:18:04] <Nemo_bis>	 https://www.openaire.eu/open-innovation-in-openaire