[00:06:31] How soon will it take effect? Still problematic after a 00:03 nudge at Z16693 (re @Al: Fix scheduled for deployment at 00:00 UTC) [00:10:22] I think it is currently underway šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø (re @u99of9: How soon will it take effect? Still problematic after a 00:03 nudge at Z16693) [00:12:11] confirmed it's underway (re @Al: I think it is currently underway šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø) [00:13:07] https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/deployment-charts/+/1199504 (re @u99of9: How soon will it take effect? Still problematic after a 00:03 nudge at Z16693) [00:28:01] Hello, all! Apologies for the outage. Python is back up and running. [00:29:00] Looking good, thank you! (re @wmtelegram_bot: Hello, all! Apologies for the outage. Python is back up and running.) [00:32:08] Confirmed, it's now working for me. [01:17:45] Z861 and ZReference are also looking good, thank you! Z29102 (re @wmtelegram_bot: Hello, all! Apologies for the outage. Python is back up and running.) [08:03:32] Where I can find a list of functions every language should have. [08:04:09] This will be useful so that we do not miss any needed functions. [08:13:28] great idea! [08:13:28] not all languages behave the same (even for basic things likelike agreement after numbers, most languages are "1 moon, 2 moons" but some are "1 moon, 2 moon") but such a list would still be very useful indeed (re @Csisc1994: Where I can find a list of functions every language should have.) [11:19:05] agreed! great idea [11:52:14] Ar way to figure out what may be needed could be to create some sentences that include most or all of the important grammatical features. I am thinking like an analogy to how Q399981 is using all the letters. Then one could test to see if a language can render a paragraph like that. [12:28:15] Something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_language for the given language, perhaps? It wouldnā€™t have to be that extensive, but any relevant features could be included with examples generated by embedded functions, as the functions become availableā€¦ šŸ¤” (re @Jan_ainali: Ar way to figure out what may be needed could be to create some sentences that include most or [12:28:15] [12:28:16] all of the important grammatical ...) [12:29:59] I'd like to suggest an article from the vital articles list? maybe from level 3-5 [12:30:48] I don't think it's possible to find something that has all the different constructors, but maybe just "here is a vital article, here is a simplified text of it that is better than the median article across the wikipedias, let's see what we need for that" [12:31:39] Iā€™ve tried at least five other investment platforms in the past, and honestly, none of them came close to BlockVest Capital in terms of professionalism and results. Not only did I earn profit quickly, but I also had full access to my earnings without stress. No hidden fees, no fake promises just pure results https://t.me/earn_with_BlockVest [12:37:40] How does the vital articles list express the need for an article about the editionā€™s language itself? Or the places where its speakers live, its culture and so forth? (re @vrandecic: I'd like to suggest an article from the vital articles list? maybe from level 3-5) [14:24:29] I don't think it does [14:53:32] And some languages are "1 moon, moons 2" šŸ˜… (re @NicolasVIGNERON: great idea! [14:53:33] not all languages behave the same (even for basic things likelike agreement after numbers, most languages are "1 moo...)