{{sofixit}}.
If, however, you're not willing to fix query.php to wrap to api.php, then the
issue is moot. No other developer has expressed a willingness to do so, as
there are many other things on the plate. Therefore, making query.php play
nicely with api.php is totally up to you guys. If someone's willing to step
up to the plate to ensure backward compatibility, that'd be awesome. If not,
then so be it. :P *shrug*
-slakr
On Sunday 03 February 2008 16:49, Martin Peeks wrote:
Huji wrote:
See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/query.php?what=revisions&titles=Main%20Page&a…
niqusr&rvlimit=3&rvcomments&rvcontent
That is how "stable" query.php is at the moment. I don't really think we
should keep query.php
Thanks for AzaTht for pointing to that example on IRC.
Huji
So, as Simetrical suggested, the query.php interface should be adjusted
to work as a frontend to api.php, with full backwards compatibility.
We've been told that all of the query.php functions are supported in
api.php, so this should be possible and is certainly worthwile (there
are *a lot* of programs out there being run by people who aren't the
original maintainers that would crash to a halt were query.php to be
removed).
In this way, the query you just pointed out would work.
Martin
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