[01:45:48] I'm not sure if this is up-to-date or stable, but I tried following installation instructions in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Bundle and during `php maintenance/update.php there's an error: [01:45:52] ... Property:Foaf:knows ...[c9c313e828a84c4bf431c8b7] [no req] TypeError: Argument 1 passed to SMW\Property\RestrictionExaminer::setUser() must be an instance of User, instance of StubGlobalUser given, called in /home/moasspedia/moasspedia.org/mediawiki-1.37.1/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki/src/Services/DataValueServiceFactory.php on line 188 [04:36:26] Is there a way to undo a failed `php maintenance/update.php` or identify log of database modifications to manually undo them one by one? [05:04:37] ryzendar: did you take a backup you could restore? [05:12:09] p858snake|_, I did not. I just registered a domain yesterday, began installing fresh new mediawiki, blank/empty, continued with installing some extensions that are used on Wikimedia ( https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Extensions_used_on_Wikimedia ), and as I glanced at the Babel extension, I soon found https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Category:Extension_bundles and I wasn't really thinking to be cautious or not trust the [05:12:09] "Extension:Semantic Bundle" extension, and so I'm just investigating to see if there's any way to backtrack and reverse any potential damage caused knowing that I didn't lose anything, and I can start over from scratch if necessary. [06:31:23] Too much sound & not enough Noise! [06:58:00] well, thank you for your efforts to fix that [15:37:46] Please tell me how to cancel this site? I don’t understand this site at all. I was looking for a way to get some songs that I liked on a show and this came up. I misunderstood [15:38:52] just close the tab? [15:38:59] ALT + F4 [15:39:34] Ctrl + W might work better [15:39:38] Yes but I already created a user id [15:40:23] I’m sorry don’t know much about this [15:40:35] what site are you talking about? This chat, or something else? [15:42:06] Wikipedia [15:42:54] If you don't want to use your account, you can just log out and abandon it. [15:43:12] I created an account as I thought I could get the songs I liked [15:44:02] Oh ok so just “log out”. ? [15:44:40] Thank you very much [15:59:09] What is the development progress of the 1.38 stable version? [16:04:39] it is in development [16:16:23] Hi, I have some weird issue related to the way whatsapp parse some of my wiki pages, for example a page name like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%9E%D7%A9%D7%97%D7%A7:_02-06-1956_%D7 , the "_" around the date make it italic style, which mean the user gets to the wrong page (without the space before and after it).  There is a way to solve [16:16:24] it at my wiki app level? maybe have a code run when a user request for a non-existing page and redirect him with special logic? thanks! [16:34:42] Reedy: are you updating the PageViewService ref in GrowthExperiments as well? [16:34:53] (could prolly then drop it in the same train) [16:35:10] Krinkle: I can, yeah. I was just doing it this way as I had no idea if/when someone might merge the patches :) [16:44:22] Guest85, that's really a whatsapp problem, not a MediaWiki problem. You could write an extension to dynamically redirect in that case, but I'm not aware of an existing solution [16:45:21] I agree it's whatsapp problem, just trying to check for any existing solution. Thanks [17:01:50] Reedy: hm.. you got the navtiming failure again? [17:06:31] Yeah [17:06:39] It was annoying Amir1 and me yesterday too [17:11:02] OK. I still haven't gotten it locally in Chrome nor firefox ever [17:11:11] but here's a more crude attempt at avoiding it [17:11:16] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/768230 [17:20:05] Guest85: I've made a test on an empty chat group and there's no problem in having two underscores inside the URL. It doesn't remove them, nor makes it italic [17:22:02] Did you checked with your phone and whatsapp web? (on dekstop it's working) [17:23:18] Makes it even more sound like a WhatsApp bug.. [17:26:15] It might be a bug, but I'll be glad to find a solution for it :) [17:26:38] Report it to Facebook? ;) [17:31:43] Guest85: https://snipboard.io/KexvW8.jpg (from my phone) [17:32:16] Check the link I sent: [17:32:16] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%9E%D7%A9%D7%97%D7%A7:_02-06-1956_%D7 [17:32:27] Only around numbers as I saw [17:32:48] Your link is invalid [17:33:13] Maybe that's the issue? Try to post a link to a real page [17:33:29] I know, just an example, just check if it's becomes italic [17:33:29] Or at least a link not using invalid escape sequences [17:33:41] around the 02-06-1956 [17:35:01] Okay, it works for me [17:35:36] -_-  for me: https://snipboard.io/s0r3tD.jpg [17:37:04] Ah, no, it strips the underscore characters for me too [17:39:57] It works if you don't encode characters, though https://snipboard.io/7xrwFV.jpg [17:40:25] Yea, but when you copy paste it from the web address it encodes it automatically [17:40:56] Characters are weirdly sorted though, but clicking the link goes to the right page [19:27:50] There's a bug in MediaWiki-Vagrant where since VirtualBox 6.1.28 the default static ip address is outside of the allowed range. There are simple workarounds, but the proper fix appears to be to change the static ip set in definitions.rb. I just want a gut check, is it worth the effort to submit a patch for this as a first-time contributor? Or would it be a long drawn out process better left for a core contributor? [19:34:59] If you can add the documentation to prove why you're changing it, should be trivially reviewable [19:38:18] thanks [20:19:20] Is it possible that I can configure my installation of MediaWiki to allow for logins from users with existing Wikipedia/MediaWiki accounts to use their existing accounts to extend into another wiki, or is that not possible? [20:20:23] You can use CentralAuth if they're all wikis run by yourselves [20:20:30] But it's got somewhat of a barrier to entry [20:20:49] I'm just running a single wiki all by itself.