[18:41:35] [[Tech]]; Sbb1413; /* OpenStreetMap does not work anymore */ new section; https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?diff=26459384&oldid=26451208&rcid=30522432 [19:58:53] Reedy: random question triggered by recent mailing list stuff -- Do you remember what was left to do on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:ThrottleOverride before trying to get it though security and performance reviews? [20:00:19] Not obviously, there's a few feature requests that I think some of them would be warranted [20:00:32] And I guess the usual of trying to find a WMF side "owner" [20:01:39] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T27000 (deploy to wmf) has a few sub tasks [21:49:07] I wonder if I can nerd snipe Birgit with it... [22:55:23] apaskulin: regarding https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/core/+/1009852 - which version of doxygen do you have? [22:56:51] hi! I have 1.10.0 [23:13:17] apaskulin: interesting. on macOS? and running the mwdocgen command outside any container or VM? [23:15:49] Krinkle: Yes, macOS and no containers. Something must be wrong with my php path, I'm getting a bunch of `/usr/bin/php: No such file or directory` errors [23:17:18] apaskulin: I see. That's $wgPhpCli's default value. that's something we try to set during the installer. [23:17:40] perhaps you have (part) of a LocalSettings.php from one dev, and still there in another? e.g. from mw-docker and then re-used in composer serve. [23:19:38] I wonder why we even have this instead of using the built-in `PHP_BINARY` [23:20:01] Krinkle: Interesting! Let me check [23:28:31] Krinkle: I was still getting the error with a fresh clone, but I was able to set $wgPhpCli to my PHP path and that fixed it. I've got the new URLs for the Markdown files working now! Going to +2 that path :D [23:28:54] apaskulin: awesome. wanna try it with `$wgPhpCli = PHP_BINARY;` as well? [23:29:21] I'll make a patch for that as well. Although that'll be a larger and riskier patch to remove that concept from core. having 1 extra data point of it working not just for me will help :) [23:30:28] Krinkle: Works with PHP_BINARY, too! [23:30:59] thanks [23:55:06] Krinkle: PHP_BINARY returns the path to the current SAPI, so e.g. /usr/sbin/php-fpm8.1 when running as FastCGI [23:58:53] TimStarling: I see. right, they're separate binaries. one could be installed without the other in theory. [23:59:33] the build system knows where it's installing the CLI binary [23:59:48] I'm looking to see if that information is given to PHP anywhere