[07:42:35] hello. i want to restrict editing of specific pages to specific groups of users. the "protected pages" feature won't work because it won't allow me to restrict editing of different pages to different groups. Extension:AccessControl seems interesting enough, but it is throwing uncaught errors and im wondering if it is out of date [07:43:03] using mediawiki 1.31, and the extension branch R1_31 [07:43:50] the release status of Extension:AccessControl is "stable" so maybe i should just keep digging until i've fixed the errors [07:47:15] but the "MediaWiki Version Testing" section makes me think i need to upgrade mediawiki to 1.35 and use some fork branch [07:47:21] sogah: as a side note, 1.31 is now end-of-life and no longer supported [07:47:44] but page protection in core should let you define multiple different protection levels and choose which one to use for each page, https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgRestrictionLevels [07:48:53] ah, very cool majavah. maybe i will upgrade mediawiki before pursuing this [07:49:08] majavah: does wgRestrictionLevels allow me to restrict editing of a specific page to a specific group of users? [07:49:11] and then another page to another gorup [07:49:23] it isn't clear to me from the Details [07:50:42] yes, $wgRestrictionLevels configures all protection levels available on the protection interface, and then you can grant different groups access to edit through the different levels [07:55:46] thanks majavah [08:23:35] anyone else getting a certificate error now when doing `git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/VisualEditor/VisualEditor.git` ? [08:28:49] sogah: what os are you on? [08:28:55] Can you check OpenSSL version? [08:29:29] (If it's really old then we know, I strongly suggest updating but if not github mirrors exist) [10:44:44] RhinosF1: the github repository contains a submodule to that repository :> [10:45:27] RhinosF1: i've tried it on wsl2 as well as the ubuntu [12:36:19] hello, I have building some browser tests for my extension and the wdio's $('selector').click() seems to be flaky... is there a general solution used by Wikimedia? [12:37:06] or an advice? [14:59:36] sogah: you can edit submodule urls [14:59:54] Versions are needed not just Ubuntu