We should probably have a script of some kind keep definitions.py and definitions.c in sync with MediaWiki to prevent it from getting out of date.

This wiki has a broken skin or something, but the license is visible and we should be able to fetch it:
https://archive.org/details/wiki-docsgridguyzcom

To help users unfamiliar with SMW to find features and supplementary functions which are normally not enabled by default, I created [0] as starting point.

I would appreciate if some people from the community find the time to finalize and complete the list.

Tasks

• Identify features and supplementary functions
  • SMWSearch
• Add separate summary sections to the smw@wiki

Can we get more detail documentation with examples specially how to get data for wikidata method once it is fetched such as to get "date of birth, gender" which can cover for people who are new to python. There are examples but not enough to utilise this great package for usage.

Hi,

im trying to use random() and recentchanges() but everytime i print the output of one of them i get this:

>>random = site.random(namespace=0, limit=10)
>>random
<List object 'random' for <Site object 'test.wikipedia.org/w/'>>

and the same for recentchanges()

>>> recent = site.recentchanges()
>>> recent
`<List object 'recentchanges' for <Site object 'test.wikipedia.or

When making changes to existing content (e.g. not appending or prepending text), it is important that bots don't accidentally overwrite edits by other users.

The way bots should do this to, when fetching the existing content, pass the revision timestamp to the edit module. This way, if another edit has been made since then, the edit will be rejected. At this point the bot can either try again, or

They are inspect-ed as #<Var(episodes)>, which is absolutely non-informative (we don't know what's inside and whether we could extract that). Should be better.

Often, we see edits changing the spelling of a word or other English-dialect stuff. It's hard to evaluate those edits without context, so it would be great if Huggle showed somewhere if the article had a template documenting the consensus. The same applies for things like {{use dmy dates}}, although I don't see those edits as much.

Actually, it occurs to me that a generic "Huggle comment" syste

And before trying to load an external js file with --customFlavour, it should be checked in the internal extensions directory.

So:

• --customFlavour=WiktionaryFR should load WikitionaryFR.js in this extensions directory.
• --customFlavour=foobar should load foobar.js in the current directory (from where mwoffliner is launched by the user).
• --customFlavour=foobar.js should

• MW 1.31

COMPOSER=composer.local.json composer require --update-no-dev mediawiki/chameleon-skin 2.1.0

fails with

Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.

  Problem 1
    - Installation request for mediawiki/chameleon-skin 2.1.0 -> satisfiable by mediawiki/chameleon-skin[2.1.0].
    - mediawiki/chameleon-skin 2.1.0 requires mediawiki/m