[07:01:19] A_smart_kitten: Indeed. It also looks like it breaks the default message by default which would be a regression. [07:01:27] both are display:none [07:01:51] the JS refers to WikimediaEvents, which suggests maybe this patch was first tried there but abandoned? There is no such patch linked on the task [07:02:09] it's not obvious why WikimediaEvents couldn't do this. [07:03:09] Athough I will say that wgEmailConfirmationBanner is false by default [07:03:52] it lacks @since or @warning Experimental though, so yeah it certainly suggests that it would work [07:04:01] and until this patch did [07:04:17] it also requires JS with no fallback for client-nojs [07:05:45] Task says it runs for 2 weeks, so they'll presumably revert it out of REL_46 [08:57:59] famous last words [13:06:21] Hi :) [13:06:27] does anyone know if I should split this change into two separate changes, one for the table changes and the other for the rest of the change? [13:06:28] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/core/+/1254265 [13:10:08] Neriah: yes, and the change should work even without the schema change [13:11:03] or, the second change wait until the first one is applied to all production databasesa at WMF [13:12:48] Adding columsn to a table the size of logging is not trivial. It may be worth getting consensus on that first before spending too much time on the details of how the columns w oud be used (=the easy part, relatively speaking) [13:14:18] it seems that, unlike for edits, there is no bot flag for log actions today. That should probably be done first (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T18816) and woudl be less controversial. That woudl be specific to Recent changes. [13:14:50] I suspect we may end up doing bot flag via a second table like change_bot by log_id/rev_id perhaps, akin to change tags. Or perhaps even as a special kind of change tag. [13:15:10] rather than inside the table itself, but that's for our DBAs to decide. [13:24:19] commented at T21322 [13:24:19] T21322: Special:Log needs a way to show only activity from humans (Hide bots) - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T21322 [13:29:34] Krinkle: Thanks for the feedback!! [13:29:45] Do you suggest waiting for the DBA team's response now before deciding how to proceed? [13:29:53] that is, even before I split the change? [13:29:57] yes [15:50:52] Krinkle: thanks for the reply re the core/testkitchen patch :) [15:51:31] fwiw, it looks like that config variable was added relatively recently (after 1.45 was released) in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/core/+/1250603 [15:54:31] i'll leave a comment on the patch about the fact that (IIUC) MW Core shouldn't be aware of ext:TestKitchen in this way [22:14:25] AaronSchulz: Note T408697 BTW. :-( [22:14:25] T408697: Remove Swagger UI from MW-1.46 (~May 2026) release - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T408697 [22:22:33] James_F: yeah, we keep playing the game of removing it from the REL_ branches until the magic Codex-based replacement comes. [22:23:52] :-( [22:28:21] Krinkle: I was experimenting with using https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-ui/blob/v5.32.4/dist/swagger-ui-bundle.js but I get "unexpected token" syntax errors on my console. It looks like the problematic line is cut off during minimization (it has << ({xmlns:"http: } ...>> but the source file has the correct << ({xmlns:"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg", ...>>. It works fine when I use ?debug=1... [22:32:48] * AaronSchulz keeps running into obstacles with this rest sandbox stuff