[02:19:53] Hi, I'm upgrading to 1.39 and am getting this message. "Invalid MediaWiki configuration parameter "SpamRegex": String value found, but an array is required" But my $wgSpamRegex value is almost exactly the same as the large example in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgSpamRegex, with the only exceptions things like [02:19:53] "chicken-noodle|chicken-soup" instead of "chicken-(noodle|soup)" in the article. I've verified this with a diffchecker. Any tips besides skipping validation and moving on? [02:21:39] based on the error, I'd guess that documentation is out of date [02:23:36] Great, where's a good place to report this? [02:26:22] the talk page of that article, but you can also file a Phabricator task with #documentation as the project [02:29:18] it should be fairly easy to update, now instead of setting the variable to the string itself, you can easily wrap the string in [] and that would work. if your regex is regex OR, you can split them into separate strings now too [02:29:19] with e.g. `['regex1', 'regex2']` and etc [02:30:09] what I don't see is when it went from "can be an array" to "must be an array". much earlier than 1.35 apparently, or PHP did this to us, one or the other [02:30:20] 1.14 is when it changed to "can be" an array [02:30:27] That's what I gathered with the default value, thanks! Trying now. [02:36:01] ok, so the change in 1.35 that moved it to its own service looks to have tightened from string or array to array only [02:36:08] probably should have been marked in the 1.35 release notes [02:36:28] and/or with a deprecation notice [10:14:11] Hi! I think I need aggregate queries in Semantic MediaWiki, but I'm not sure. I've got lots of subobjects having the same geographical coordinate properties, and when I query them with format=leaflet, I'd like to summarise their information in the popup. [10:17:05] Specifying multiple values for the same property doesn't fit my use case because SMW deduplicates the values (considering them to be sets) while I need to specify vectors of values. For example, at coordinates (x,y) and depth `d` we have measured property with a value `v`. At the same coordinates (x,y) but different depth `d'` we measure `v'`, which may be equal to `v`. I'd like to present both (d, v) and (d', v') in the Leaflet popup when querying these [10:17:05] properties. How do I do that? [10:33:08] Semantic Scribunto seems to be the answer. [11:11:45] ...except I don't see a way to feed the data back into the SMW query result formatter in order do draw them on a map using the Maps extension. [11:11:59] #semantic-mediawiki might be a better channel, not many folks here are familiar with SMW as it's quite a complex extension [11:12:23] ashley, thanks, I'll go visit the dedicated channel! [11:13:20] yw, hopefully there are some SMW devs around to help you out :) [21:22:12] ?wvprov=stfi1" <-- what is the difference whether you have or don't have this in an MW URL? [21:22:56] wprov [21:23:45] oh, hmm, I found "In order to evaluate the effectiveness of social sharing and other similar efforts for Wikimedia projects, a parameter "wprov" can be appended to URLs on a case-by-case basis." [21:23:55] case-by-case basis? [21:24:14] https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Provenance [21:25:27] aha! so it DOES tell me this was an iOS. that explains why I have not seen except when I installed official mobile app on an iPhone the first time ever [21:25:32] thanks taavi [21:25:45] I suppose someone in Analytics looks at that [21:26:38] though.. I remove that manually before sharing the URL [22:53:14] legoktm showing some love for Linter land? :) [22:54:57] lots of low hanging fruit! [23:05:26] en.wp takes as much user traffic as the next 39 wikipedias combined [23:05:29] there's your fact of the day [23:13:02] * TheresNoTime should run a lint error fixing bot [23:13:13] because we needed another one :eyeroll: [23:13:39] we dooo