[01:05:45] Hi is anyone working on the portal? [01:06:01] Please take a look at and fix T286237 [01:06:02] T286237: Wikipedia Portal does not display Traditional and Simplified Chinese translations from Translatewiki.net - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T286237 [01:06:07] Thanks [03:09:40] duesen: I just have subscribed the task. i am not hurry but just wanted to clearfy. thank you. [08:16:12] Hi... Doing upgrades to 1.35.4. In the 2nd wiki, I'm running into 'git submodule update --init --recursive' failing complaining about non-committed files in vendor/composer getting overwritten. I'm kinda perplexed coz I don't remember having ever touched the files by hand [08:24:45] I'm looking at https://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/faq/git-force-pull ... I think I want to do a 'git reset --hard'. Those file changes are probably done by composer, so git finds 'em locally changed. Does this sound logical? [08:24:49] Iamthehuman1: did you run composer before [08:24:57] Yes that sounds exactly right [08:25:44] that page says to also do 'git clean -fd' ... I better check out what those switches do [08:26:26] ok, checked. -f is for files and -d is for dirs [08:27:14] I better use the -n switch. Dry run is such a treasure compared to going at it with blind hope [08:38:20] nah... ended up just delling the files one-by-one and after that the upgrade steps ran ok [08:41:15] ran into the same complaint about the same files on the 3rd wiki. Here is a paste of the files that have been changed by some process, prlly composer [08:41:17] https://paste.debian.net/1213940/ [16:26:54] Iamthehuman1: in vendor/, I would run `git reset --hard && git clean -fdx`, which should get you back to a clean git repo that you can update [16:36:52] legoktm: thanks for that info, recorded (I already sorted these by just deleting the files that were blocking it and then the upgrade ran fine [18:14:00] (Note that that git reset/clean combo will kill /everything/. It's basically the same as rm -rf'ing the repo and git cloneing it again.)