I agree that Gerrit is a bit of a barrier, but it's also where most other MediaWiki development happens, so it's a good way to get more contributors to this skin. Also, one day we'll be moving to GitLab, so that'll be much easier! :-)
Maybe we could add to Foreground some built-in parser functions for producing some of the Foundation components: https://get.foundation/sites/docs-v5/components/kitchen_sink.html
And maybe even some sort of front-end site config form for Foreground, so wiki admins can make changes.
But first there's a bit of bringing-up-to-date to be done. I'm hoping to help with that.
—sam
On 10/9/22 17:28, Sebastian Haselbeck wrote:
Gerrit/Phabricator is a bit harder to get into for those not so familiar with it but I'll have a looksy. I am close to migrating away from Foreground actually, but seeing as Mediawiki's skin ecosystem is a sh***show, the choice out there is rather limited. I would love to stick with Foreground, but only if the skin could gather some steam. Adapt to latest underlying tech frameworks and become a tad more modular.
I have been testing Tweeki and I like it alot, but its one maintainer hasn't shown himself in the repository in over a month, that's not an encouraging sign ... I want to migrate at least one large production wiki to that skin, so ....
Maybe Foreground could adapt some of what Tweeki has: lots of config possibilities without touching code, latest bootstrap tech, option for sidebars....
cheers
On 09.09.22 10:25, Sam Wilson wrote:
I only just noticed that Foreground has moved from GitHub to Gerrit https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/q/project:mediawiki/skins/Foreground, and it has a Phabricator project https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/board/5076/. I'm creating a few tasks there; hope that's all groovy.
—Sam
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