Hi,
for HTML version see
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Scrum_of_scrums/2020-05-06
Željko
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= 2020-05-06 =
== Callouts ==
* From PI to SRE: What's the current timeline for getting mobileapps onto
the the deployment pipeline / k8s? ([[phab:T218733]] )
* Release Engineering
** [All] Review guidance at [[wikitech:Deployments/Covid-19]] and Code
Deployment Office Hour at 17:00UTC in #wikimedia-office
* Restarting MySQL masters for upgrade (read-only windows are needed)
** S5 and S6 Tuesday 5th May 05:00 AM UTC [[phab:T251154]]
** S3 and S7 Thursday 7th May 05:00 AM UTC [[phab:T251157]]
**S4 Tuesday 12th May 05:00 AM UTC [[phab:T251502]]
== Product ==
=== Web ===
* Updates:
** '''Summary''': new Desktop Improvements Project (DIP) header is getting
close ([
https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Dog?useskin=vector&useskinversio…
check it out!]), new Vue.js search is ramping up, and collapsible sidebar
is coming along.
** [[Reading/Web/Desktop_Improvements|Desktop Improvements Project (Vector
/ DIP)]]:
*** [[phab:T250093|<nowiki>Add title attribute to opt-out link</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T249372|<nowiki>[Dev] DRY up the menu templating code</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T249073|<nowiki>[Spike 4hrs] Discuss and agree on nomenclature
and rules for template partial usage and CSS organization from experience
with header</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T246419|<nowiki>Build collapsible sidebar and sidebar button
</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T246170|<nowiki>Build new logo for Desktop Improvements
Header</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T244481|<nowiki>Provide basic FeatureManagement in Vector
codebase</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T251817|<nowiki>[Dev] Allow extensions to update the footer
without resorting to SkinTemplateOutputPageBeforeExec hook</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T251415|<nowiki>[Bug] "Existing accounts only" configuration
applies to anonymous users too</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T251212|<nowiki>[Dev] Drop VectorTemplate usage in
Vector</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T244392|Vue.js search case study]]:
**** [[phab:T249051|<nowiki>[Spike 12.75 hrs] Where does the
application-specific Vue.js search code live and what impact does this
decision have on the long term?</nowiki>]]
**** [[phab:T244276|<nowiki>Add bandwidth tests for JavaScript and CSS to
Vector</nowiki>]]
**** [[phab:T250851|<nowiki>Allow skins to override mediawiki.page.ready
initialisation</nowiki>]]
** Mobile website (MinervaNeue / MobileFrontend):
*** [[phab:T251135|<nowiki>Make mobile wordmark gray again</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T246767|<nowiki>Implement Tap to show for lazy loaded images
without MutationObserver - Scrolling on a Kai OS mobile device can be slow
on articles with lazy loading</nowiki>]]
*** [[phab:T246838|<nowiki>Avoid SEO performance and user experience
penalties by addressing our handling of lazy loaded images using
IntersectionObserver</nowiki>]]
** QuickSurveys
*** [[phab:T248421|<nowiki>Deploy Quicksurveys extension on all Wikipedias
(for a Growth study)</nowiki>]]
** Miscellaneous
*** [[phab:T138401|<nowiki>Replace jsduck with JSDoc3 across all Wikimedia
code bases</nowiki>]]
=== Product Infrastructure ===
* Updates:
** Push notifications service RFC will move to Last Call soon:
[[phab:T249065]]
=== Structured Data ===
* Updates:
** MachineVIsion updates, and move to vue
** mediasearch prototype for commons
== Technology ==
=== Fundraising Tech ===
* Updates:
** Starting work on matching gifts provider integration and payments form
employer autocomplete [[phab:T251199]]
** Trying to finish up work to eliminate last direct DB connection between
payments and backend [[phab:T215463]]
** Merged sub-national targeting to master CentralNotice branch, so it's up
on beta to look at
** Tweaking handling of payment notification messages from backup payment
processor: [[phab:T243334]]
** Debugging an unexpected missing field in messages from payments-wiki:
[[phab:T251025]]
** Testing new OS for CiviCRM box
=== Engineering Productivity ===
==== Release Engineering ====
* Updates:
** [All] Deployments/Covid-19 [[wikitech:Deployments/Covid-19]]
** Train Health
*** Last week: 1.35.0-wmf.30 - [[phab:T249962]]
*** This week: 1.35.0-wmf.31 - [[phab:T249963]]
*** Next week: 1.35.0-wmf.32 - [[phab:T249964]]
=== Search Platform ===
* Blocking:
** Wikimedia Deutschland/Wikidata: We would like to have [[gerrit:594442]]
deployed (deploying [[gerrit:594414]])
=== Site Reliability Engineering ===
* Blocking:
** Product Infrastructure on proton, mobileapps k8s migration
** Research on recommendation-api k8s migration
* Updates:
** DC related work still pretty slow due to covid-19 measures.
** Restarting MySQL masters for upgrade (read-only windows are needed)
*** S5 and S6 Tuesday 5th May 05:00 AM UTC [[phab:T251154]]
*** S3 and S7 Thursday 7th May 05:00 AM UTC [[phab:T251157]]
***S4 Tuesday 12th May 05:00 AM UTC [[phab:T251502]]
== Wikimedia DE ==
=== Wikidata ===
* Blocking:
** Search Platform: We would like to have [[gerrit:594442]] deployed
(deploying [[gerrit:594414]])
The Search Platform Team
<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Search_Platform> usually holds
office hours the first Wednesday of each month. Come talk to us about
anything related to Wikimedia search!
Feel free to add your items to the Etherpad Agenda for the next meeting.
Details for our next meeting:
Date: Wednesday, May 6th, 2020
Time: 15:00-16:00 GMT / 08:00-09:00 PDT / 11:00-12:00 EDT / 17:00-18:00 CEST
Etherpad: https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/Search_Platform_Office_Hours
Google Meet link: https://meet.google.com/vyc-jvgq-dww
Join by phone in the US: +1 786-701-6904 PIN: 262 122 849#
Hope to talk to you in about a week!
—Trey
Trey Jones
Sr. Software Engineer, Search Platform
Wikimedia Foundation
UTC-4 / EDT
This ticket has been sitting around for just over 6 years now, any chance
it can get some love? Getting this to use an existing generator such as the
action=parse&page=Sandbox&prop=externallinks shouldnt be too difficult
hopefully.
Forwarding.
Pine
( https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Pine )
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From: Clifford Snow <clifford(a)snowandsnow.us>
Date: Sat, Apr 25, 2020 at 8:06 PM
Subject: [Talk-us] OSM Foundation’s Call for Microgrant Applications
To: talk-us <talk-us(a)openstreetmap.org>
In case you missed this announcement, I'm reposting it on talk-us mailing list.
2020 will be the first year that the OSM Foundation operates the new
microgrants project. In the coming weeks, we hope to hear from you
about a bold, community-driven, and impactive OpenStreetMap project
idea that will benefit from a microgrant of up to 5000 euros. We
welcome a broad range of projects, with the minimum requirement being
a clear connection to OpenStreetMap.
What is a microgrant? In our case, it is a modest amount of funds
awarded to applicants in order to fund direct expenses of a project.
For an idea of successful projects, you can take a look at the
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team’s 2019 microgrant awardees. Keep in
mind that the OSMF has a wider focus than the humanitarian sector,
spanning our global community, and welcomes applications with any
focus that relates to OpenStreetMap. We particularly encourage
applicants to consider the core values from the OSMF’s mission
statement and how any microgrant work can incorporate them.
The OSMF Microgrant Program focuses on simple grant proposals, and we
will swiftly decide on what to fund. Our goal is to avoid a
complicated and long application and decision process. You should
submit a brief and concise proposal, and we plan to quickly announce
the awardees.
We encourage submissions from individuals, groups, and organizations
who have a clear idea they want to pursue. Each project should be
completed within 12 months of the microgrant being awarded this
spring. Microgrants are open to all OSMF members, and can be submitted
in any language. If you are not yet a member of OSMF then you can
apply to join up until the time you submit a microgrant application,
and be eligible for an award. Please note there is a fee waiver
program that may allow you to join the OSMF at no cost.
In light of the ongoing health crisis regarding COVID19, we will not
be awarding microgrants for projects which require offline group
gatherings and in person meetings, although these ideas are certainly
valuable for future rounds.
Funding can be used for a variety of purposes. You may need tools and
supplies for mapping activity, funds for training materials,
technology expenses for a series of virtual mapathons, prizes for an
online coding, mapping, or writing contest, and many more examples.
Please embrace your own creativity and not feel limited by the range
of examples.
We encourage you to consult with your local OpenStreetMap community
when planning a microgrant application, and make sure you adhere to
community guidelines in the scope of the project. If accepted for a
microgrant, you will be responsible for reporting progress, signing a
grant agreement, and making sure to follow the detailed microgrant
rules. It is strongly suggested that your project uses the funding to
enable volunteer work to have a wider and stronger impact than it
would without funding.
The call for microgrants will open on April 19th, 2020 and we will
continue to accept applications through May 10th, 2020. In order to
submit, visit the OSM Wiki page and click on “Start your application”
to enter the template. When this is complete, send a message to
microgrants at osmfoundation.org. We also encourage sharing your
application on osmf-talk when it is submitted. If you need help with
the submission process, please feel free to contact the Microgrants
Committee for help. If you don’t have enough time to prepare your plan
and application, please consider submitting it in a possible future
round of microgrants.
Once the submission period closes on May 10th, we invite the community
to review the complete list of submissions and provide feedback on the
wiki page. We also will accept feedback by email to microgrants at
osmfoundation.org and via osmf-talk.
Complete timeline:
April 19: call for microgrant applications opens
May 10: final date for submission (23:59 Pacific Time Zone, USA).
May 10-TBD: community feedback period
Late May: announcement of awards
For more details, see the complete rules and guidelines on the OSM
wiki and contact us at microgrants at osmfoundation.org with any
questions. This is the first time the OSMF is sponsoring such an
activity, and we look forward to learning together about how this
benefits our community and how to build a transparent, effective, and
inclusive microgrants program for everyone involved. We are grateful
for the opportunity to make funds available to the community and hope
to hear your ideas in the coming weeks.
Clifford
Member of the OSMF Microgrants Committee
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Hi Community Metrics team,
This is your automatic monthly Phabricator statistics mail.
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Task authors in (2020-04): 590
Users who have closed tasks in (2020-04): 312
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TODO: Numbers which refer to closed tasks might not be correct, as
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