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Alright, thanks. I updated the source message and will try how the
translation editor behaves tomorrow, and if that looks alright, then I think we
can close this issue.
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You mean like this?
> {{GENDER:$1|You}} are not allowed to use bulk mode. Sorry.
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Apparently “GENDER is considered an error by [the] translation tool”. How can
we fix this?
https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Wikimedia:Wikidata-lexeme-forms-bulk-not-allowed/it=9944230=9944229
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Ah, now it’s working. Maybe GitHub had a hiccup (there’s an incident
<https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/wdhkj70kynwk> with potentially matching
timestamps, I’m too lazy to double-check).
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Hm, I tried pushing some extra commits to the `twn` branch (to fix the
failing CI), but they’re not showing up in the pull request. Any ideas why? (I
can see the commits if I look at the `twn` branch outside the pull request.)
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Excellent, thanks a lot! I look forward to the first export :)
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Thanks, I didn’t know that. In the case of the existing translations (that
will now be imported into translatewiki.net), they were contributed on Wikidata
under CC BY-SA 3.0 exclusively, and according to Creative Commons’ Compatible
Licenses page
<ht
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Alright, thanks! I just saw the “Pywikibot” in the URL / path and didn’t
notice that it was translatewiki.net config ^^
I’ve pushed a revert of that commit; once Diffusion is done processing it,
it’ll appear at {R2362
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Side note: the project page
<https://translatewiki.net/wiki/Translating:Wikidata_Lexeme_Forms> says
“license: AGPL 3 or later”, but so far I’ve treating the translations and
templates of the tool as CC BY-SA 3.0 (since they’re defined on-wiki), and
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Alright, done in R2362:72c16b93d68a: Fix ku and tg language codes for
translatewiki.net
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/R2362:72c16b93d68a1de09ec690a5edf427e48c964206>.
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I just noticed that
https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:Translate=wikidata-lexeme-forms=ku
says:
> This code is for compatibility purposes only. Localise in 'ku-latn'
Should I make the tool use `ku-latn` instead `ku`? (Simila
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Done, thank you! I’ll update the wiki pages on Wikidata now.
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A workaround //might// be to insert `sed 's/}{/},{/g'` into the pipeline
between `bunzip2` and `mongoimport`. (Though that’ll probably at least slow
down the import, since sed will run regexes against huge input lines.)
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In T276643#6889891 <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T276643#6889891>,
@Motagirl2 wrote:
> The 20210215 bz2 works perfectly
Yup, same here.
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Alright, the 20210215 gz dump appears to be intact. (The bzip2 one hasn’t
finished processing yet.)
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I’ve started my script (using this tool
<https://github.com/lucaswerkmeister/cjl>) on the 20210215 bzip2 and gz dumps,
but if those dumps are intact, it’ll probably take a bit less than half a day
until that’s confirmed. (Or maybe someone else is
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Might be related to the refactoring of the dumps that was done in T259067:
Set up generation of JSON dumps for Wikimedia Commons
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T259067>.
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Ah, I see. It’s very curious that all these “error points” correspond to very
low item IDs…
That said, I quickly looked at the IDs of the first 1000 items in the dump,
and none of the seven IDs in those “error points” were among them. So I don’t
yet
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I checked a JSON dump
(`/public/dumps/public/wikidatawiki/entities/20210301/wikidata-20210301-all.json.gz`
on Toolforge) and it has the same problem:
{"type":"item","id":"Q105741430","labels":{"
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2. Alright, that makes sense. (I’m more used to opening pull requests from
forks, but I guess that wouldn’t scale well for you – I didn’t consider that.)
Access should be granted now.
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Thanks!
1. I forgot about qqq.json, I added some now. (I also noticed the i18n files
were using underscores in the message keys, when hyphens would probably be
better for you. Changed to hyphens now.)
2. Is this a requirement? I would prefer
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Is there anything I can do to help move this along? As far as I can tell,
with the work in the i18n branch, no tool-specific changes to translatewiki.net
should be needed anymore – the JSON files should use the same format as
everywhere else.
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I would suggest to first try how the SDC UI fares with large statement lists,
e.g. on a test wiki (Test Wikimedia Commons
<https://test-commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page> hasn’t been deleted yet),
and see what kind of problems emerge, before implem
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Any chance you can take a look at that i18n branch and see if the message
files look alright?
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In T272243#6771813 <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T272243#6771813>,
@LucasWerkmeister wrote:
> The formatters have some documentation in formatters.py
<https://github.com/lucaswerkmeister/tool-lexem
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I looked a bit into the code and I’m pretty sure that this is because
Wikibase’s `StatementEntityReferenceExtractor` is stateful (has
`$this->entityIds`, never clears them). WikibaseLexeme’s
`NoCrossReferencingLexemeStatements` uses the s
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See also T202725: API: When creating a Lexeme with wbeditentity API the
result is confusing and mixed <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T202725>.
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> I see translations are currently here:
https://github.com/lucaswerkmeister/tool-lexeme-forms/blob/main/translations.py.
Would it be possible to have them in one per language? Also something like
JSON would be easier to parse.
Sure, not a prob
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Project information
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**Name**: Wikidata Lexeme Forms
**Homepage**: https
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In general that should also be possible, though I haven’t yet looked at where
in the code that would happen.
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Reproducible in Firefox 84 on Linux, and also when creating a new sense (as
long as there’s at least one other gloss, so that there’s something to save).
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`mis-x-Q1` validation happens in LexemeTermLanguageValidator
<https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/g/mediawiki/extensions/WikibaseLexeme/+/60ffd38a76d3c59f3ad2aeba429be519e9651737/src/DataAccess/ChangeOp/Validation/LexemeTermLanguageValidator.
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I tested the above patch locally with the following version of the
`search-nonefound` message (adapted from the Wikidata version):
There were no results matching the query.
{{#switch:{{NAMESPACENUMBER:$1
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Also seems to affect subtitle pages
<https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_GLAM-Wiki_Revolution.webm/srt>.
F32417997: Screenshot_2020-10-28 File The GLAM-Wiki Revolution webm srt -
Wikimedia Commons.png <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/
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Feel free to retitle this task as appropriate
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T263956#6525806> by the way :)
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I discovered that pages like File:Aerial view of Wood Island, East
Boston.JPG/overlay.kml
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Another parameter from `action=edit` which the Wikibase APIs don’t have is
`watchlist` (`nochange`, `preferences`, `unwatch`, `watch`). Something like
this parameter would probably be required to resolve
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I just discovered that FactGrid’s second largest table (after `text`) is
`wb_changes`, presumably because it never occurred to the wiki admins
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I tried to fix the item issue at least, but that doesn’t work out so well
when you can’t query WCQS from localhost due to the OAuth requirement.
When is that being lifted, by the way?
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Although templates don’t really work for items either. Example query:
#TEMPLATE={"template":"Files depicting
?subject","variables":{"?subject":{"query":" SELECT DISTINCT ?id WHERE { []
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I think I just realized why it’s not working (after failing to figure it out
earlier today): the template query for ?username returns strings, but the query
service UI currently only supports item variables in templates. You’d probably
get the same error
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Note that KrBot only updates statements pointing to redirects after a certain
time has passed (a week, I believe). This is by design: otherwise, it would be
more difficult to “untangle” bad merges, since after undoing the merge on the
item itself, you could
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I tested the above fix with the following Python script:
#!/usr/bin/python3
import json
import mwapi
session = mwapi.Session(host='http://localhost', api_path='/wiki1/api.php')
lgtoken = session.get(action='query
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Seems to be fully recovered now. 路
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Web cluster seems to have recovered, analytics still lagging (though with
similar “oscillating” behavior).
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It looks like the replag is oscillating? If I reload the tool a few times,
sometimes the s8 lag on the web cluster vanishes completely, while at other
times it’s still at 9 hours. (On the analytics cluster, it seems to be more
stable, at some thirteen
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From the replag tool <https://replag.toolforge.org/>:
> Wikimedia Cloud Services Wiki
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We ended up merging this without any formal deprecation period or
announcement.
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One question to be decided: to what extent do we announce this? Does this
fall under the stable interface policy
<https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Wikidata:Stable_Interface_Policy>?
Do we notify wikidata-l, wikidata-tech-l, and/or wiki
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I suggest “reservedEntityIds” instead, which I think reflects the usage of
this set
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It turns out that this issue also affected the upload wizard, not just AC/DC:
F31856643: Screenshot from 2020-06-06 21-46-50.png
<https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/F31856643>
F31856644: Screenshot from 2020-06-06 21-46-56.png
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Alright, I think I’ve found a fix for this. Adding the Wikidata campsite
board for review, because the fix is actually in Wikibase
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The config is used in the `filePageDisplay` and `statements` modules, and
apparently `filePageDisplay` directly depends on `statements`, so I guess the
config could be merged into the `statements` module.
(While looking at this, I also noticed that WBMI
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Tested it on Beta, seems to be working.
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I’ve verified on my local test wiki that the above change fixes this issue,
at least as far as the AC/DC gadget is concerned.
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I just noticed that the AC/DC gadget
<https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLangu
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I’m not sure if the change for Test Commons was correct… I think that wiki
used to use entities from real Wikidata, and now it uses entities from Test
Wikidata, and this task seems to be the most cause of that change.
The reason I think that Test
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This seems to be fixed; the error in the console is gone, and `mo
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I forgot to link the commits to this task, but this is done now, mainly in
R2362:5c8befce3db6: Support manually matching forms in edit mo
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I’m now working on this task over at https://twitch.tv/lucaswerkmeister, feel
free to join me (chat, telegram, we’ll figure something out).
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If you’re interested, let me know when you have time to work on this! I’m
mostly free so far, except for the Ricochet Robot game on Sunday 19:00 CEST.
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Wikidata Lexeme Forms
<https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Wikidata_Lexeme_Forms>, a tool to
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Timing suggests that this might be due to the train (first report on Telegram
at 21:15 UTC, two hours after group1 wikis to 1.35.0-wmf.31
<https://sal.toolforge.org/
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LucasWerkmeister renamed this task from "wikibase.statement.saved hook is no
longer fired after error in tainted refs" to "wikibase.statement.saved hook is
no longer fired after error in tainted refs when adding new statement".
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It happens only //not// in the tainted reference situation, because if you’re
changing the statement value (with or without changing the reference), then
`oldStatement` won’t be `null`.
However, due to T250069 <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T250
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Random-ish example of a broken user script (found via search
<https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?search=insource%3A%22wikibase.statement.saved%22+intitle%3Ajs=1=1>):
@matej_suchanek’s moveCl
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Yeah, I think that’s it. Hook arguments for a new statement (on test
wikidata, logged with `mw.hook( 'wikibase.statement.saved' ).add( console.log
)`):
Q117701
Q117701$d18c20ce-4a85-13a1-7ce8-0ba5fd15c69b
null
Object { _claim
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Wild guess: `t` is supposed to be the hook argument with the statement ID,
which doesn’t exist yet for newly added statements? That might be why so far I
haven’t seen this error when editing or removing existing statements.
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When adding a statement, the following error occurs in the console (with
debug mode; out of debug mode
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@Nikki reports that the Structured Data on Commons user
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That warning is from my code, but you don’t need to worry about it (happens
here as well). It doesn’t mean that the code gives up, it just warns you that
it might break something and then goes ahead. (168 is the actual number of
elements – the syntax
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It’s working fine on my end (Chromium 79.0.3945.117, Arch Linux). I think
most of the messages in the console output aren’t from my code – jstree has
nothing to do with me, and this “message port closed” message also seems to be
some extension thing – so
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Lexicographical data, WikibaseMediaInfo, Machine vision.
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Wikibase has a `getLocationAgnosticMwApi` function (in
wikibase/javascript-api
<https://gerrit.wikimedia.or
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My best idea so far is to make the SPARQL query concatenate all the image
titles, separated by pipe characters –
SELECT (GROUP_CONCAT(wikibase:decodeUri(STRAFTER(STR(?image),
"http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/;)); sepa
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In T230833#5654878 <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T230833#5654878>,
@LucasWerkmeister wrote:
> In general, I suspect the language of the match is the Wikimedia language
code of the language item, not the language code of the lemma matched
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In general, I suspect the language of the match is the Wikimedia language
code of the language item, not the language code of the lemma matched. You can
also see this when searching for “colour”
<https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=wbsearchentit
LucasWerkmeister added a comment.
I think this is also affecting real Wikidata (though I’m not completely sure
it’s the same issue). Searching for “das” with language code `ku` (Kurdish)
returns L221811 <https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Lexeme:L221811> and L221957
<https://www.wik
LucasWerkmeister added a comment.
From a technical perspective, I wonder what distinguishes edit groups from
tags? We already have an API function to create tags (managetags
<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/API:Managetags>, guarded by
the managechangetags right
LucasWerkmeister added a comment.
> I’d have to explicitly remove all the statements in `wbeditentity`.
…which I’ve now implemented (source
<https://github.com/lucaswerkmeister/ACDC/blob/517d8007f46904a78f081e7c69e09d73b23ad6ff/test/browser/specs/acdc.js#L123-L154>)
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LucasWerkmeister added a comment.
My motivation for this is that I’m trying to write browser tests for the
AC/DC gadget
<https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Gadget-ACDC>, for
which I need a way to reset an entity to a known good state before I start
e
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The `clear` boolean parameter of the `wbeditentity` API apparently cannot
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LOL, thanks :)
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https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T233056
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test-commons doesn’t seem to have an Administrator’s Noticeboard, and
@Ammarpad suggested
LucasWerkmeister added a comment.
I’ve looked into this a little bit. As far as I can tell, it //should// work
in principle – PHP sets the `status` field in the database to `STOP`, and Rust
only selects batches with certain statuses, not including `STOP`.
But I think the JS side
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https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T232960
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