[01:14:29] I was expecting deprecation warnings in non-Wikimedia deployed extensions. I was not expecting deprecation warnings from CentralAuth, that was a mistake [01:17:30] MathSearch is not Wikimedia-deployed [11:23:44] TimStarling: I didn't either, I simply missed that usage of $wgHooks. Either my regex as too strict, or I got confused and though the code would run as a registration callback. [11:23:44] Also, I expected the deprecation warning to trigger on core CI. But I guess we don't have CentralAuth configured for core CI... [15:34:33] Hi everyone. I'm currently having some trouble figuring out the best way to check if a set of wikipedia articles have been deleted or not. The way I'm doing this currently is by using the logevents list(example - https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&leaction=delete/delete&list=logevents&lelimit=500) and then filtering the articles which [15:34:33] I care about. The problem with this is of course that I need to set a limit to how far back I'll go with the logs(by setting a startdate). The logevents API(https://www.mediawiki.org/w/api.php?action=help&modules=query%2Blogevents) has a letitle property for filtering but since it only takes in a single page, its not of much help to me. [15:34:34] Any ideas? Thanks! [17:56:15] I would just make multiple API requests for each letitle [18:14:32] Thanks! I had thought about that and probably would've went with it had there been only a few articles I needed to track. Unfortunately, that isn't the case. [18:16:52] I don't believe it's actually possible with the logevents API but I hoped there was some other way - which does support multiple IDs or titles - which can be used to determine if an article has been deleted.