> There have been reports of similar problems with the slots table. Please add
> your experience to the ticket here:
>
> https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T224949
>
> There is a patch up that should safeguard against my best guess at the cause
> of
> this. If you can provide additional insights as to exactly how this may
> happen,
> please do!
>
>
Thank you for your quick reply and for pointing me to the right
direction. I am not sure if it's a mistake on my side, otherwise I'll
gladly contribute.
I assume that the content_model id is lost/not generated somewhere
between my clean MW install and the import of my templates via a script.
I import pages using a custom maintenance script which reads a files'
content from the file system and saves it to the mediawiki db using:
$title = Title::newFromText('Widget:MyWidget');
$wikiPage = new WikiPage( $title );
$newContent = ContentHandler::makeContent( $contentFromFile, $title );
$wikiPage->doEditContent( $newContent );
In the MW Class reference
<https://doc.wikimedia.org/mediawiki-core/master/php/classContentHandler.html#a2f403e52fb305523b0812f37de41622d>
it says "If [the modelId parameter for ContentHandler::makeContent()
is] not provided, $title->getContentModel() is used." I assume, that it
checks the namespace among others and uses javascript for Widgets?
Because in my case it's a widget that causes the error. The extension is
installed prior to the importation and the namespace 'Widget' exists.
Is there something wrong with the snippet?
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