[08:27:37] Could anyone take a look on T158159, its about creating a repo in gerrit [08:27:37] T158159: Create a repo in gerrit mediawiki/extensions/Pickle - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T158159 [09:35:12] jeblad, see the description of the "Gerrit" project in Phabricator: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/profile/330/ [09:46:55] No problem, but this is a bit backwards [14:51:27] Is there a point in keeping the old patrol system on wikis that have FlaggedRevs? [14:56:23] On the bs.wiki right now we have FlaggedRevs enabled, but whenever a new user who does not have the autoreview right makes a new page there's a red exclamation mark alongside the "unreviewed" state of FlaggedRevs so editors have to check it twice. The same goes with files. [14:57:06] is there a way to get rid of the old system and just have FlaggedRevs because that's what we use anyway? Like, get rid of the old one and the associated user groups as well. [15:18:50] srdjan_m: yeah, the built-in patrolling can be disabled [15:19:49] srdjan_m: see https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requesting_wiki_configuration_changes for how to request, and https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Patrolled_edits#Customization for what you want to request :) [15:20:45] MatmaRex: can we get rid of $wgUseNPPatrol, $wgUseFilePatrol and $wgUseRCPatrol? [15:21:06] and have flaggedrevs enabled for whatever namespace possible? [15:21:11] yeah [15:22:21] also, i don't think we have all the flaggedrevs rights enabled [15:23:02] i.e. sysops don't seem to have stablesettings [15:24:28] MatmaRex: and are two groups ("editors" and "reviewers") really necessary for wikis that only have one level of "approved" revisions? [15:24:45] srdjan_m: probably not? i'm not that familiar with flaggedrevs [15:25:34] here's hoping someone familiar with it will chime in.. [19:10:06] WHat is the longest time it takes for a category to synchronize with Wikidata? [19:33:37] Rodejong: what do you mean by that? [19:34:21] The answer to the question "what is the longest time for an update" is generally 30 days. [19:35:03] But assuming the outer cache doesn't interfere, maybe 2 days. https://grafana.wikimedia.org/dashboard/db/job-queue-health [19:35:31] I have an article that was entered in a category, because it had 2 notes that refered to Wikidata that had no Danish names for the labels. When I entered the danish name, the category was removed from the article, but the article still remains in the Category. So they are now out of sync. (5 hours right now) [19:35:35] If you're more specific about what kind of update you're looking for, people can be more specific with their answers. :) [19:35:55] https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/1_Night_in_Paris [19:35:56] Ok, so it's the typical link update. [19:36:01] https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kategori:Oplysninger_fra_Wikidata_p%C3%A5_et_andet_sprog_end_dansk [19:36:23] That doesn't take hours does it? [19:36:50] 10 minutes I see often, but I never saw 5 hours before [19:37:21] So I am wondering if its a server that is out of sync, or there is a template that is configured incorrectly? [19:37:56] It *can* take hours. The 99th percentile might be 3 hours now perhaps https://grafana.wikimedia.org/dashboard/db/job-queue-health?var-jobType=refreshLinks&var-jobType=refreshLinksDynamic&var-jobType=refreshLinksPrioritized [19:38:11] (I can't remember how the queue is named currently.) [19:38:36] I do see the article in https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kategori:Oplysninger_fra_Wikidata_p%C3%A5_et_andet_sprog_end_dansk [19:38:39] Okay, I tried to purge the category, but that didn't help either [19:39:56] A null edit on the article fixed it immediately. [19:40:35] I guess the category wanted one more night in Paris. [19:47:16] okay. Then I have to do that with all of them [19:47:24] :( [19:52:25] * Nemo_bis wispers a secret in Rodejong's ear: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pywikibot/touch.py [19:52:41] :D Thanks [20:49:05] anomie: hi, one more api question, please [20:49:19] when i query the api with something like: #curl ''https://$line'.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&list=blocks&meta=&continue=-%7C%7C&bklimit=max&bkprop=id%7Cuser%7Cby%7Ctimestamp%7Cexpiry%7Creason%7Cflags&bkshow=account%7C!temp%7C!ip%7C!range' [20:49:59] sorry, like: [20:50:01] curl 'https://bar.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&list=blocks&meta=&continue=-%7C%7C&bklimit=max&bkprop=id%7Cuser%7Cby%7Ctimestamp%7Cexpiry%7Creason%7Cflags&bkshow=account%7C\!temp%7C\!ip%7C\!range' [20:50:38] in the shell, non-latin chars are saved as things like: L\u00f6schn [20:50:49] how can i get the real - utf8 name ? [20:51:15] or is it not possible anomie ? [20:53:26] matanya: Use &utf8=1 to have format=json not encode UTF-8 characters. Or use &formatversion=2 where that's the default. [20:53:48] thanks much anomie [22:00:17] schema plans discussion about to start in #wikimedia-office [22:16:33] anyone familiar with flaggedrevs around yet?