Dear list members,
There are a few small things in the current release of the interwikibot that I have tried to improve in interwiki.py, family.py and date.py. They are:
- adding language os - adding correct syntax of years BC on id, ko - correcting the reported changes messages in sk (thanks Palica), sv
I have uploaded the modified files to http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Interwikibot-20050323-20050610.zip.ogg (rename to *.zip)
Regards,
Anton / Quistnix
Next time please start from the CVS version rather than the published version when making such changes. Two of your changes (adding os and the years syntax for ko) have already been corrected 2 1/2 months ago. Yes, I know, we should publish more often, but I haven't been able to get my FTP program and Sourceforge's FTP site communicate correctly. I do intend to send updates on what has changed more often (I am behind with those too), perhaps even once a week.
Your changes have been put live - date.py 1.31 and interwiki.py 1.167.
Andre Engels
On 6/10/05, Quistnix quistnix@kabelfoon.net wrote:
Dear list members,
There are a few small things in the current release of the interwikibot that I have tried to improve in interwiki.py, family.py and date.py. They are:
- adding language os
- adding correct syntax of years BC on id, ko
- correcting the reported changes messages in sk (thanks Palica), sv
I have uploaded the modified files to http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Interwikibot-20050323-20050610.zip.ogg (rename to *.zip)
Regards,
Anton / Quistnix
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Thanks.
From experience I've learnt that the CVS version won't always work (in fact, it *never* worked with me and there are too many modules to go over to find out *why*. That is why I rely on published versions.
The way warnfiles are generated and read is quite complex, which probably has to do with the way it grew. Is ist possible, using an argument or so, to generate a warnfile with some 'standard' encoding, so more warnfiles can be merged without having to worry about the differences in encoding?
Anton
Andre Engels wrote:
Next time please start from the CVS version rather than the published version when making such changes. Two of your changes (adding os and the years syntax for ko) have already been corrected 2 1/2 months ago. Yes, I know, we should publish more often, but I haven't been able to get my FTP program and Sourceforge's FTP site communicate correctly. I do intend to send updates on what has changed more often (I am behind with those too), perhaps even once a week.
Your changes have been put live - date.py 1.31 and interwiki.py 1.167.
Andre Engels
On 6/10/05, Quistnix quistnix@kabelfoon.net wrote:
Dear list members,
There are a few small things in the current release of the interwikibot that I have tried to improve in interwiki.py, family.py and date.py. They are:
- adding language os
- adding correct syntax of years BC on id, ko
- correcting the reported changes messages in sk (thanks Palica), sv
I have uploaded the modified files to http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Interwikibot-20050323-20050610.zip.ogg (rename to *.zip)
Regards,
Anton / Quistnix
Daniel Herding wrote:
Quistnix wrote:
Is ist possible, using an
argument or so, to generate a warnfile with some 'standard' encoding, so more warnfiles can be merged without having to worry about the differences in encoding?
All warnfiles are encoded in UTF-8 since the beginning of March 2005.
Daniel
They should be, but from what I see here they aren't. It is possible that some material I see was generated by an older version. I'll check things out.
Anton
Doesn't work, not a surprise :-( exactly this is the reason why I used a release version.
Developers: please put complete releases online more often, since it is very hard to find out which current releases are needed when a module is replaced.
Anton
Quistnix wrote:
Thanks.
From experience I've learnt that the CVS version won't always work (in fact, it *never* worked with me and there are too many modules to go over to find out *why*. That is why I rely on published versions.
The way warnfiles are generated and read is quite complex, which probably has to do with the way it grew. Is ist possible, using an argument or so, to generate a warnfile with some 'standard' encoding, so more warnfiles can be merged without having to worry about the differences in encoding?
Anton
Andre Engels wrote:
Next time please start from the CVS version rather than the published version when making such changes. Two of your changes (adding os and the years syntax for ko) have already been corrected 2 1/2 months ago. Yes, I know, we should publish more often, but I haven't been able to get my FTP program and Sourceforge's FTP site communicate correctly. I do intend to send updates on what has changed more often (I am behind with those too), perhaps even once a week.
Your changes have been put live - date.py 1.31 and interwiki.py 1.167.
Andre Engels
On 6/10/05, Quistnix quistnix@kabelfoon.net wrote:
Dear list members,
There are a few small things in the current release of the interwikibot that I have tried to improve in interwiki.py, family.py and date.py. They are:
- adding language os
- adding correct syntax of years BC on id, ko
- correcting the reported changes messages in sk (thanks Palica), sv
I have uploaded the modified files to http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Interwikibot-20050323-20050610.zip.ogg
(rename to *.zip)
Regards,
Anton / Quistnix
Wikibots-l mailing list Wikibots-l@wikimedia.org http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikibots-l
On 6/10/05, Quistnix quistnix@kabelfoon.net wrote:
Doesn't work, not a surprise :-( exactly this is the reason why I used a release version.
Developers: please put complete releases online more often, since it is very hard to find out which current releases are needed when a module is replaced.
Try new versions of wikipedia.py and family.py; that should be enough most of the time.
Andre Engels
On 6/10/05, Quistnix quistnix@kabelfoon.net wrote:
From experience I've learnt that the CVS version won't always work (in fact, it *never* worked with me and there are too many modules to go over to find out *why*. That is why I rely on published versions.
Suprising, CVS HEAD has always worked for me, what specific issues have you been having?
On 6/10/05, Andre Engels andreengels@gmail.com wrote:
I do intend to send updates on what has changed more often (I am behind with those too), perhaps even once a week.
Grmbl. Was working on one for an hour or more, then pressed the wrong button, and everything was gone. Not really in the mood to start all over again...
Andre
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