[02:22:06] <samwilson>	 Guest8101: do you have `named args` set in the cargo query call?
[04:28:11] <WankoP>	 Hello! Maybe I'm thinking about this wrong, but in my head it seems do-able. I have a template called CategoryBox. That has the following:
[04:28:12] <WankoP>	 <includeonly>
[04:28:12] <WankoP>	 style="margin:auto; background:{{{bg_color|#FFF}}}; border:{{{border_size|1px}}} {{{border_type|solid}}} {{{border_color|black}}}; text-align:center; padding:{{{border_padding|15px}}}";
[04:28:13] <WankoP>	 </includeonly>
[04:28:13] <WankoP>	 However, when I try to call it on my page:
[04:28:14] <WankoP>	 {| {{CategoryBox}}
[04:28:14] <WankoP>	 ! colspan=3 | TEST
[04:28:14] <wm-bot>	 TEST: Hello, I'm wm-bot. The database for this channel is published at https://wm-bot.wmflabs.org/dump/%23mediawiki.htm More about WM-Bot: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/wm-bot
[04:28:15] <WankoP>	 |-
[04:28:15] <WankoP>	 |[[File:null_150x150.png]]||[[File:null_150x150.png]]||[[File:null_150x150.png]]
[04:28:16] <WankoP>	 |}
[04:28:16] <WankoP>	 It will show the actual text of the template include instead of styling it like I want to. If I were to write the literal text in the include tag it would, why is that ?
[04:28:59] <WankoP>	 Oops I see it says use dpaste, my apologies
[04:30:12] <Izno[m]>	 wikitext is whitespace sensitive
[04:30:39] <Izno[m]>	 your paste doesn't make clear but makes it look like you have a newline between your </includeonly> and your style
[04:31:35] <WankoP>	 my apologies, one moment I'll put it in a dpaste for you
[04:33:17] <WankoP>	 https://dpaste.org/XjC5X/raw
[04:34:27] <Izno[m]>	 yeah, same answer. that template is really `\n<style info>\n`, which means when expanded the wikitext parser sees `{|\nstyle\n!...`
[04:34:46] <Izno[m]>	 put the includeonlys on the same lines as what you're attempting to include
[04:37:34] <WankoP>	 I see what you mean. I corrected it to have it all on the same line, still the same issue.
[04:38:29] <Izno[m]>	 and there's no other newlines anywhere on the template page?
[04:43:01] <WankoP>	 You're on to something one moment lol
[04:44:28] <WankoP>	 So I really have to have my <noinclude> for the template as well on one line ? That's so ugly lmao
[04:46:09] <Lehran0605[m]>	 yep, there is no such thing as making wiki markup "pretty" in a lot of regards because whitespace is important in a lot of contexts
[04:49:02] <WankoP>	 What I did was move the `<includeonly>` tags one liner to the top and the `<noinclude>`with the line breaks to the bottom of my template and it shows now.
[04:50:00] <WankoP>	 Okay in the case of me writing a simple table in these tags. How would that look like since whitespace is important
[04:50:34] <WankoP>	 being that I can't use linebreaks
[04:53:40] <Lehran0605[m]>	 if there's only one <includeonly> block and you want to noinclude the rest, <onlyinclude> might work out better for you
[04:54:43] <Lehran0605[m]>	 (it does work slightly differently in that it'll show the markup when you view the template page, but it does mean you don't need to wrap the rest inside of noinclude tags)
[04:54:46] <Izno[m]>	 there is an alternative if you really must have newlines (for readability), and it's using comment blocks with a newline in the middle `<!-- \n -->`, but for the template you've made, that would be overkill
[04:58:17] <WankoP>	 Dang ...the "*Working With MediaWiki*" book I was reading didn't warn me about this.... Even in their wikitext code they have line breaks on the includes tags in Chapter 4.
[04:58:29] <WankoP>	 Picking up bad practices and not even realizing it :(
[05:01:03] <WankoP>	 I'll get better at handling this wikitext thing...Thank you so much to the both of you!
[05:02:03] <Lehran0605[m]>	 a good resource is Special:ExpandTemplates
[05:02:42] <Lehran0605[m]>	 lets you hunt down where that extra whitespace might be (although doesn't tell you exactly where it comes from it lets you see the final wikitext of a page once all templates are expanded)
[05:04:07] <Izno[m]>	 welcome to MediaWiki editing, please enjoy your stay
[05:07:07] <WankoP>	 Oh nice! I'll keep note of that late if I come across any anomalies
[05:07:45] <WankoP>	 Thanks! Gonna set me up a IRC client on my other PC soon so I can just lurk and learn lmao
[14:08:31] <Nikhil61>	  there is an extension of mediawiki that uses `wdio-mediawiki` npm package. That package use `process.env` in its code but creating a .env file in root directory of that extension does not solve the following error: `MW_SCRIPT_PATH` is not defined.  i get this error when running selenium test for that extension
[14:08:31] <Nikhil61>	 Someone pls help
[15:01:56] <Kizule6319[m]>	 > Someone pls help
[15:01:56] <Kizule6319[m]>	 What's wrong?
[15:49:56] <AntiComposite>	 Kizule6319[m], they left 9 minutes after asking the question unfortunately.
[15:50:36] <AntiComposite>	 Annoyingly, the bridge gets disconnected for inactivity and only rejoins when there is activity, which means it misses the first message on the IRC side 
[15:51:35] <AntiComposite>	 if it seems like that might have happened, you can check https://wm-bot.wmcloud.org/logs/%23mediawiki/
[16:31:04] <Kizule6319[m]>	 Oh, I see.
[16:34:50] <Dinoguy1000[m]>	 oh, so that's why messages on the Discord side keep popping up that seem to refer to other messages that aren't there
[16:35:52] <Dinoguy1000[m]>	 @ Discord mods, this link should probably be added to the channel header