[14:14:07] 852 [14:14:27] 3252 [14:25:05] Please can I ask the following question? As a non-functioneer, is it possible for me to test my composition implementation without asking for connection? I can make the function, implementation and test and I know I am not allowed to connect the implementation to the function. I have not been able to find any way to execute the implementation, the "Run function" [14:25:05] command is alw [14:25:07] ays greyed out with the message that no implemenation is connected. But I thought that previously it was possible. [14:32:38] I believe you can use "Try this implementation" in the implementation page and test with manual input. [14:34:07] you should also see the results of the implementation with the test cases on the function page even if they are not connected [14:45:51] Thanks for your help, I believed that too, but it did worked for me today. But the implementation has been connected now and I have a different question. [14:46:32] Don't ask to ask! What is it? (re @Richard: Thanks for your help, I believed that too, but it did worked for me today. But the implementation has been connected now and I...) [14:47:24] To my question above, huit answered. Now I'll ask the new question. [14:50:39] My function is Z36106 with implementation Z36113, which works nicely on the function page manually and also the test works. But now I go to the implementation and enter the same test, which gives the wrong result "France es un país en Europa." instead of "Francia es un país en Europa." [14:51:50] How is this possible? It calls intermediate function Z26337 which works for me [14:52:17] Is this a caching problem? [14:54:10] works for me. i think it is caching issue : https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/9b0a405a/file_80865.jpg [14:55:15] OK, yes. What can I do about it? I'll check again. [14:58:19] It is working for me now too. But these caching problems are a swine. [14:58:38] Thanks for your help. [16:44:34] yes, the caching issues are a mess. we have it on our radar to work on it. [16:44:56] doesn't the copy and paste feature work for that? (or is it because it is several fragments?) (re @u99of9: Nice. Yesterday I wondered how I could "cut and paste" a whole section of an article to a different place in the article.) [17:02:51] I just ran into this actually. Something I've proposed before is a system where functioneers have the option to run a call where it never uses the cache but still writes to it, thus effectively resetting it. (re @vrandecic: yes, the caching issues are a mess. we have it on our radar to work on it.) [17:03:26] (Limited to functioneers to prevent abuse but it can also be generally available) [17:31:09] The volunteer's corner is right now at https://meet.google.com/xuy-njxh-rkw (re @Sannita: ) [17:32:08] thanks, it seems I forgot again to put the reminder, my sincere apologies (re @Feeglgeef: The volunteer's corner is right now at https://meet.google.com/xuy-njxh-rkw) [17:33:02] (re @Feeglgeef: The volunteer's corner is right now at https://meet.google.com/xuy-njxh-rkw) [22:40:49] Many fragments to avoid orchestrator timeouts and WASI issues. (re @vrandecic: doesn't the copy and paste feature work for that? (or is it because it is several fragments?))