[07:40:20] <strk>	 how do you write a literal [[Category:Something]] in a wiki page ? I don't want it to be a link nor to assign the page to the category, just to show a preformatted string, as it's an instruction for the editor about how to use the categories
[07:54:20] <kjetilho>	 well, there is <pre>.  and also it will "break" category parsing if you add markup, like [[Category:<i>Something>/i>]]
[07:54:49] <kjetilho>	 (obvious typo is obvious)
[08:27:58] <bawolff>	 strk: Use <nowiki>[[Category:Something]]</nowiki>
[08:38:50] <strk>	 thanks bawolff that did it ! https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/SAC#Procedures
[08:47:24] <a_smart_kitten>	 hey, got a question about MediaWiki hooks marked as `@stable to implement`, and just want to make sure i’m not missing anything
[08:47:41] <a_smart_kitten>	 if there’s a hook that provides a string parameter, and (e.g.) if i wanted to change that parameter to be an array, would i need to go through the deprecation process in order to change that (which, IIUC, would effectively mean creating a brand-new hook and deprecating the old hook), or would it be fine for me to make that change to the currently-existing hook?
[08:48:15] <a_smart_kitten>	 i *think* that i'd have to go through the deprecation process (i.e., deprecating the current hook) in that situation, as the string->array parameter change seems like it might break backwards-compatibility for anyone using the current hook (re. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Stable_interface_policy#Stable_to_implement); but i just wanted to check,
[08:48:23] <a_smart_kitten>	 as i'm not particularly familiar with this :)
[09:00:33] <bawolff>	 a_smart_kitten: yes, if you change a hook function signature you generally have to go through the deprecation process
[09:01:47] <bawolff>	 Or i should say, changing it in a non-backwards compat way. Adding new parameters is fine
[09:03:52] <bawolff>	 So if it made sense (which might or might not be true of your case) and you can keep the string parameter but also add an array at the end. That might be ok depending on the situation. Although I would definitely lean towards making a new hook
[09:07:34] <a_smart_kitten>	 bawolff: thank you for the info! that's helpful to know :D
[18:04:19] <UFFR>	 I'm running into a possible configuration error in my wiki's short URL handler. Images ending in *.png or *.gif (or possibly more) bring up the Nginx 404 page, not MediaWiki. Extensions like *.jpg and *.bmp still work.
[18:04:29] <UFFR>	 Where should I look to find the error?
[22:22:17] <Guest77>	 Rhhk