[10:39:47] Hello, why group0.dblist contains quite a lot of wikis, including a few of wikipedias? See https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=dblists%2Fgroup0.dblist [10:40:21] (it's in operations/mediawiki-config [10:40:23] ) [10:42:04] I think a bunch of those are closed wikis [10:42:18] bawolff, why are closed wikis in group0? [10:42:42] compare to https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/highlight.php?file=dblists%2Fclosed.dblist [10:42:46] I don't know that though [10:42:55] I suppose they have no users to complain about bugs [10:43:23] and maybe spreading to more wikis allows for better testing of the new version [10:43:57] being closed and only edittable by few people who do not do that is hardly a source of bugtesting ;) [10:43:57] So...they must be upgraded for keeping WMF wikis secure and nobody cares about when they got upgraded? [10:44:15] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/plugins/gitiles/operations/mediawiki-config/+/5b19257e12026c08ade0ba9d2a6a4662c9ac7d15 [10:44:15] Hello Hauskatze :) [10:44:20] meow [10:44:42] Its not really for security [10:44:51] security patches don't generally go out with normal train [10:45:27] based on the commit message, its for slightly better performance testing [10:45:29] Well...if we close a wiki when the up2date version is 1.20, we really won't to keep the closed wiki in 1.20. Or am I wrong? [10:46:00] not really, we want all our wikis to run basically the same version [10:46:16] partially for security reasons, but partially for just to keep everything consistent [10:46:27] the more different versions, the harder it is to keep everything straight [10:46:38] Nobody can know everything, right? [10:46:51] Even https://nostalgia.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Version runs the latest version ;) [10:47:08] yeah, trying to keep the number of things to know down [10:47:30] Thank you for your explanations, I understand it now. [10:50:17] I guess this is just for train-purposes [10:50:32] to put them in an update window of some sort [15:30:06] hie [15:30:23] please, someone could help me to test my script on QIC adding importScript("User:The Photographer/QICvote.js"); on your page User:/common.js It could do the review procedure more easy. [10:41] Thanks [15:30:44] after, you need enter to QIC page on wikimedia commons [15:30:45] and vote [23:40:40] bd808: my vagrant worked perfectly, and now it suddenly crapped out. Something with lxc sudo permissions that people online seem to also be complaining about. I'm trying to fix, but I just thought you'd like to know, because, you know... in case you thought optimism lasts.