[08:53:04] Hello. I wonder how long a pull request on [ssl repo](https://github.com/miraheze/ssl/pulls) will be on until it is merge? [08:55:25] @slyhi was your wiki renamed [08:55:57] Yup [08:56:02] yeah! but the old link are broken [08:58:55] I merged [08:59:02] It should deploy within half an hour or so [08:59:30] Thank you so much 😄 [08:59:50] I think wwr forgot about this merge [10:59:30] Hoping to get the general idea for CreateWikiLoadout cleared in https://issue-tracker.miraheze.org/T15116#318013 and start the loadout wiki soon. [11:04:22] when I try to export a speedscope profile, I get `The page’s settings blocked the loading of a resource (frame-src) at blob:https://speedscope.wikitide.net/ because it violates the following directive: “frame-src 'self' https://.miraheze.org https://.wikitide.org https://*.wikitide.net https://archive.org”` [11:05:30] wtf [11:05:56] I think the `blob:` part has something to do with it [11:05:57] Somehow it works for me. I see the fallback CSP when I visit https://speedscope.wikitide.net/view/c4c1b7ac549e2af571e66083b32e82a5 [11:06:15] And when I export I get a json file [11:06:16] nope I get the same [11:06:24] lemme try on brave [11:06:53] yeah okay looks like that's a firefox-specific issue [11:12:22] What do you mean by "export"? Also, the URL seems wrong, / is not a valid route [11:13:01] this is when I was trying to export daily statistics [11:13:26] Export from where? [11:13:56] from the export button [11:14:20] Oh I didn't know there's a button for this lol, I usually just download the json directly [11:14:38] yeah that's probably easier [11:15:14] http://speedscope.wikitide.net/aggregation/latest/daily might work, but my internet is too slow rn so I can't check [11:16:15] yeah that looks to work [11:52:28] [1/3] okay so my mostly vibecoded python script gives these as the most time for each extension in the last hour / last day [11:52:28] [2/3] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1006789349498699827/1542864440976744458/b.txt?ex=6a92c7fb&is=6a91767b&hm=fa017b6fa7527bf8ca4b95cc846f5fef04bd5b5423d232468d514143ab691731& [11:52:28] [3/3] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1006789349498699827/1542864441438240788/b.txt?ex=6a92c7fb&is=6a91767b&hm=91e0a05c2aff569ea4c12acfce4201a8b3dd72cb869f0e863e0ec0201fc97fd2& [11:54:50] I think this data should be reasonably simple to put into a mediawiki table with parser functions to also display seconds per wiki [17:09:42] that sort of makes no sense though because surely a more heavily used extension will spend more time executing lmao [17:13:14] [1/2] stats are stats [17:13:14] [2/2] would also be helpful to know e.g. is Cargo actually that bad for performance or is it just not used much [17:19:21] SMW made it to the list but Cargo did not, despite the latter being used on more wikis. [17:39:48] yeah but it’s all relative [17:39:49] I’d look at execution seconds per wiki using the extension instead [19:02:09] [1/4] yeah. also ``` [19:02:10] [2/4] 64.71 Bucket MediaWiki\Extension\Bucket\LuaLibrary::bucketRun /srv/mediawiki/1.45/extensions/Bucket/includes/LuaLibrary.php: [19:02:10] [3/4] 13.01 Cargo CargoQuery::run /srv/mediawiki/1.45/extensions/Cargo/includes/parserfunctions/CargoQuery.php: [19:02:10] [4/4] ``` [19:03:21] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1006789349498699827/1542972878138507344/test.py?ex=6a932cf9&is=6a91db79&hm=260845eeba9879b39d63ffa444c605836c9066aaf802611ea85df362cad5d332& [19:07:29] unfortunately I'm not aware of any way to break it down by wiki. and then it's not even clear what's inefficiency and what's just normal usage. e.g. per wiki, Cargo is more efficient than Bucket. but we know Bucket's more efficient. If I had to guess, it's just because wikis that physically couldn't use Cargo (battle cats, sagan4 alpha) are all using Bucket [19:07:45] https://discord.com/channels/407504499280707585/1006789349498699827/1542865036400140288 [19:08:12] both total and per wiki are important, and neither paints the full picture. but it's a start [20:06:13] [1/2] As I was doing some Wiki Reviewer practice requests, I noticed that the AI that's currently being tested sometimes links to non-existent pages. An example is this one where it links to a non-existent page called "Policy:" https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:RequestWikiQueue/89474#mw-section-comments [20:06:13] [2/2] I don't know who manages the AI, but I thought it might be useful to point this out [20:07:37] <_arawynn> It already was brought up, but thank you for pointing it out