[14:07:15] <[1997kB]> Hey, can someone help me to find out code for gadgets that are enabled by default for anonymous users? [14:08:10] [1997kB]: view MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition, ones marked as "default" are enabled by default [14:08:38] or Special:Gadgets [14:12:50] <[1997kB]> for logged out usera too? Majavah [14:13:59] afaik yes [1997kB] [14:14:46] It's not well documented... [14:14:46] But [14:14:47] >Activate (by default) for all users, but offer the capability to switch off (for registered users) or on. [18:42:24] can someone tell my why I get error 500 on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Gangleri ? [18:42:41] PHP fatal error: [18:42:41] Allowed memory size of 698351616 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 1150976 bytes) [18:46:29] [1997kB]: note that gadgets can be also enabled for anonymous users by being loaded by something else (they are a dependency for another gadget, or loaded explicitly via mw.loader from some site script) [18:46:48] but other than that, yeah, it's gadgets with the 'default' keyword [18:46:53] https://global-search.toolforge.org/?q=default&namespaces=8&title=Gadgets-definition [18:54:18] Wiki13: you should file a bug [18:54:33] under what should I categorize this? [19:28:21] Wiki13: you could use mediawiki-general or mediawiki-parser as it's probably about wikitext [19:28:47] yea probably [19:28:52] Wiki13: however I see the page successfully previews once I remove #babel so you might as well go directly to mediawiki-extensions-babel [19:29:07] in the end it's probably a localisation cache issue (too many language names being called) [19:29:16] there is one big babel invocation on that page [19:29:23] probably the parser doesnt like it [19:32:04] Gangleri always helps us test the limits of our L10n/i18n :) [19:33:02] even when hes not there anymore :P [19:38:10] IIRC Krinkle had a task looking for a test case where many messages are called, for performance comparisons. We might have found a suitable one. [19:41:12] happy to help, haha [20:02:09] I opened https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T258097 a while ago, btw