[13:06:33] At Wordset, we did a WMF-inspired april fools. ;) https://www.wordset.org/ As an ex wikimedian, I couldn’t resist. [13:06:49] And yes, that’s Jimmy’s real beard. [21:02:12] yay I gained one phabricator user ;) https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T39062#1169650 [22:31:27] csteipp or legoktm: OAuth-related question. What is the best way find a user_id for a local wiki, based on the global_id provided by an OAuth login? [22:32:56] My app has User objects indexed by en.wiki user_id, but upon OAuth login we want to immediately either find the corresponding User object, or create a new one if it doesn't exist in our database yet. [22:33:25] But ideally we don't want to use the username as an intermediary, since it's possible that a user's username has changed. [22:34:58] ragesoss: You would need to ping enwiki's api and as for userinfo, which should give you the local user_id [22:35:13] We don't translate global->local id via the api [22:35:29] s/as/ask/ [22:35:59] csteipp: okay, that's the direction we were heading, just wanted to find out if there was a more straightforward way. [22:36:04] thanks much.