[07:12:33] [[Tech]]; 194.166.70.39; /* Mediawiki 1.24 Skins/extension */ new section; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=16834177&oldid=16827851&rcid=9816977 [08:47:52] DanielK_WMDE_: What is the status on hygienic templates, is it a writeup anywhere? [08:49:48] aka balanced templates… T114445 [08:49:48] T114445: [RFC] Balanced templates - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T114445 [13:43:34] Nostalgy https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2008-October/039556.html [13:58:19] Volker_E: Dropping the icons OOjs UI also affected the RevSlider, what would be the right way to address this? [13:58:23] ( see https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/w/index.php?diff=354925&oldid=276480&title=Main_Page&type=revision ) [13:59:05] CFisch_home: I have a strong idea, on the way home right now, get back to you in the next 40mins [13:59:19] k no problem [13:59:20] might be related to removed names [13:59:29] like 'remove' is now 'trash' [13:59:36] or that you're not loading the right icon packs [13:59:51] see you in a bit [14:49:15] CFisch_home: yeah, so you'd need the movement icon pack now [14:49:24] as core has been removed [15:07:18] Volker_E: thanks, see patch: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/356602/ [15:08:02] also it seems, that the top bar to expand the slider is bigger now ... but I guess this might be related to changed defaults and I just fix it with CSS on our side [15:15:25] hmm, the pin icon looks smaller [15:15:36] what is interactions in help for? [15:17:24] asked on the patch [15:17:34] the pin button is the same but the bar is now higher [15:18:33] slightly yes [15:18:40] answered on the patch, its for the show help button [15:19:09] the reason for making it taller were two things: [15:19:44] a) frameless buttons are now same height as framed ones, which makes putting them side-by-side easier and also simplifies layout for designers [15:20:22] b) it increases touch size a bit – intended for mobile usage [15:21:03] it's not a killer on desktop and on mobile it comes close to touch minimum size recommendations [15:21:20] let me phrase it differently ;) [15:21:42] it's a slight increase on desktop, but a bigger difference on mobile ;) [15:22:14] I see, so you increased the paddings there [15:22:40] a tad [15:23:10] CFisch_home: any objections from me merging the patch? [15:23:11] in desktop that results in 4px more on the top and the button of the bar [15:23:15] nope [15:23:24] go for it :-) [15:25:55] About the expand-bar I probably will have a quick talk to Jan / Lea what we will do. Thanks for the clarification though. [17:08:52] [[Tech]]; 169.255.204.13; /* A requeste */ new section; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=16836150&oldid=16834177&rcid=9819697 [22:02:52] * Nemo_bis appreciated the useful last two comments on https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T135682 [23:02:01] Anyone here know how often the https://www.wikipedia.org/ page updates? I have someone asking why the Tamil wiki (ta.wikipedia) is not in the 100k article section when it has 103k articles. [23:02:18] Is it an automated bot process that runs on a set schedule? [23:07:31] nihonjoe: that project is typically called "the portal". The stats there are updated by a manual process. Let me see if I can find the task that tracks the updates to it... [23:07:50] Not sure I want to send someone to the Ah, thank you. [23:08:11] Ignore the part before "Ah, thank you" [23:10:03] I wonder if a bot could handle that part of it. It seems it would be perfect for a bot task: check the article count for each wiki at the end of the month, then rearrange the entries as needed. [23:10:04] T128546 is the tracking task [23:10:04] T128546: [Recurring Task] Update Wikipedia.org Portal and sister Wiki's statistics - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T128546 [23:10:46] the tricky bit is deploying the update to the production servers, but it really could be updated once a week with the normal deploy train [23:11:44] I have no clue how to create a phab ticket. Can someone suggest that? It seems silly to manually update something liek that when a bot could do it far more quickly and keep it going. [23:11:45] it looks like there is a new update waiting to be merged and deployed -- https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/355632/ [23:17:36] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/WPOR/browse/master/prod/wikipedia.org/index.html [23:17:56] nihonjoe: I created T166847 for your question [23:17:56] T166847: Create a bot to update article counts and have updates ride the weekly deployment train - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T166847 [23:18:15] Awesome, thanks! [23:19:05] phabricator is pretty easy too. If you are into helping with technical things its worth getting your account working there. [23:19:20] you can login using OAuth and your normal wiki account [23:20:08] Perhaps later. Right now, I don't have the time. I would likely get lost in there and find my way back out after a year or two. :D [23:20:20] visit https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/auth/start/?next=%2F and click the "login or register" button with the MediaWiki logo on it [23:20:32] understood :) [23:21:42] I subscribed to the ticket. [23:22:35] Thanks for the help, bd808. [23:23:58] yw