Hi!
Currently warnfile.py is giving summary messages like this one:
warnfile - adding: en, modifying: fr
I think this is bad because people who are not familiar with pywikipediabot don't know what a warnfile is.
I would suggest using a summary message which makes clear what the bot is really doing, e.g.
Bot: Changing interwiki without validation: adding: en, modifying: fr
What do you think about it?
Daniel
On 7/16/05, Daniel Herding DHerding@gmx.de wrote:
I would suggest using a summary message which makes clear what the bot is really doing, e.g.
Bot: Changing interwiki without validation: adding: en, modifying: fr
What do you think about it?
I think 'without validation' sounds too negative; what about "based on previous run" or something like that?
Andre Engels
Speaking of which, the "robot" part in "robot Adding..." in interwiki.py should be localizeable like the rest, some languages don't use the word "robot".
Anyway, regarding warnfile.py, please keep whatever message it prints out short so that there's space for the interwiki links it added (adding de, en, fr...).
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