MediaWiki Bugzilla Report for May 13, 2013 - May 20, 2013
Status changes this week
Reports changed/set to UNCONFIRMED: 0
Reports changed/set to NEW : 0
Reports changed/set to ASSIGNED : 0
Reports changed/set to REOPENED : 0
Reports changed/set to RESOLVED : 0
Reports changed/set to VERIFIED : 0
Total reports still open : 10296
Total bugs still open : 5642
Total non-lowest prio. bugs still open: 5463
Total enhancements still open : 4654
Reports created this week: 229
Resolutions for the week:
Wikimedia Bugzilla report (FAILED), Query failure FAILED
Query failure
Hi!
As had been planned I have started making the keyboards and first I
implemented the Hebrew language.
I have created a new repository[1].
Links:
GitHub link for Hebrew Keyboard:
[1] https://github.com/SiddhaGanju/Hebrew-Keyboard
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Siddha Ganju
2nd Year Undergraduate Student
Computer Science and Engineering Department
National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur - 177005
E-mail Id : siddhaganju(a)gmail.com
I've looked into this and my conclusion is that it isn't possible, but I would really like to do this so I figured I would ask.
I have a bot making edits via the API and I would like to use revision tags with the bots edits. Is this possible from the API?
I see where I can retrieve them in revisions, and get them as properties for a number of things. But I can't seem to see anyway that I can associate a tag with a given revision or edit.
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This is a notice that on Tuesday, May 21st between 20:00-21:00 UTC
(1-2pm PDT) Wikimedia Foundation will release security updates for
current and supported branches of the MediaWiki software. Downloads
and patches will be available at that time, with the git repositories
updated later that afternoon. Although MediaWiki does not have the
vulnerable feature enabled by default, most wiki using common advanced
features will want to patch for this issue.
Hi everyone!
In Semantic MediaWiki we have great but very long documentation. I've tried
to write a small introduction to SMW. It's only in Russian now (I know that
some amount of Russian MediaWikers are reading this mailing list), but I
think to write something similar in English (maybe to IBM DeveloperWorks).
http://habrahabr.ru/post/173877/
If you don't know Russian you can enjoy the pictures anyway ;)
Cheers,
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Yury Katkov, WikiVote
Dmitrii,
Please do not reply-all when writing a reply to an email without also
trimming off all but one mailing list. For my part, I'll avoid sending
out announcements with multiple lists in the "To:" and "CC:" fields from
now on.
On 05/18/2013 12:18 PM, Dmitrii Kouznetsov wrote:
> What for do you need the complex operations?
> I thought, the PHP supports only the real arithmetics..
You are using a different definition of "logistics" than I am.
I posted the definition I'm using:
>> The detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many
>> people, facilities, or supplies.
Perhaps the article on Wikipedia would be helpful:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistics
I can't release today because releasing software is a complex operation
that involves coordination and cooperation of several people -- some of
whom are not available today.
I didn't properly anticipate the amount of coordination that this would
take when I said I would make a release today. That is why I said I ran
into a problem of logistics.
Mark.
--
http://hexmode.com/
Imagination does not breed insanity. Exactly what does breed insanity
is reason. Poets do not go mad; but chess-players do.
-- G.K. Chesterson
I have to delay the release of MediaWiki 1.21 again because of a
logistics problem.
I am used to hearing logistics in the context of shipping physical
objects -- in the American trucking industry, for example -- so I can't
help but feel a little strange saying "logistics". I had to go look up
the term and found this definition:
The detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many
people, facilities, or supplies.
That is about right.
I apologize for the confusion.
--
http://hexmode.com/
Imagination does not breed insanity. Exactly what does breed insanity
is reason. Poets do not go mad; but chess-players do.
-- G.K. Chesterson