[15:50:54] is there any gitlab pipeline for checking if prs have phab ticket number linked? [17:23:22] hey! [17:23:22] will client secret and id from `OAuth consumer registration` of `commons.wikimedia.org` work for logging into `commons.wikimedia.beta.wmflabs.org`? [17:23:22] or will we require to re-register our app and get oauth creds for beta commons (and if so.. how can i get them) [17:23:35] no, you need to request separate OAuth consumers [17:24:32] at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:OAuthConsumerRegistration and https://meta.wikimedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Special:OAuthConsumerRegistration respectively [17:33:33] thanks (re @lucaswerkmeister: at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:OAuthConsumerRegistration and https://meta.wikimedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Special:OA...) [18:34:30] I don't think there is some hard checks on PR's on Gitlab for phab ticket links. (re @reputation22: is there any gitlab pipeline for checking if prs have phab ticket number linked?) [18:35:42] did gerrit had that? [18:35:43] or was it just commit message guidelines? (re @gopavasanth: I don't think there is some hard checks on PR's on Gitlab for phab ticket links.) [18:48:57] It was a commit message guidelines. (re @reputation22: did gerrit had that? [18:48:58] or was it just commit message guidelines?) [20:14:51] trying to figure how much to worry about payload size. sending e.g. a Qid or a list of Qids as is vs. e.g. base64 encoding the primary key. [20:14:52] can someone point me to something like grafana that shows how much of our readers are getting content automatically compressed ok on the wire by content-encoding? ideally excluding "bots". [20:52:41] If you're asking whether there are graphical web browsers that don't send accept-encoding:gzip in requests, or that otherwise don't support responses compressed with content-encoding:gzip... No. [20:52:41] I'm not aware of any browsers released after 2001 that don't support gzip. (re @jeremy_b: trying to figure how much to worry about payload size. sending e.g. a Qid or a list of Qids as is vs. e.g. base64 encoding the p...) [22:25:21] well also thinking mobile devices, places where bandwidth is more constrained or running on battery. (re @Krinkle24: If you're asking whether there are graphical web browsers that don't send accept-encoding:gzip in requests, or that otherwise do...) [22:25:58] also I'm not sure exactly how the negotiation works so I'm not asking do they support, I'm asking does it actually get used for the response