One important note and p.s. on the nitpick.
Kenan Wang, 05/04/2014 01:07:
Also, this may have implications for how we display watchlist items:
considering grouping edits by user, and only displaying most recent
edits (i.e. only rollback eligible edits)
Very important: what you propose here is called enhanced recent changes.
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Enhanced_recent_changes
It will become the default in 1.23, but not on Wikimedia projects.
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35785
Maryana Pinchuk, 05/04/2014 02:03:
>> >note 2: undo occurs on an edit, revert and rollback operate on
revisions. on
>> >desktop the list of edits and the list of revisions is the same
interface
>> >but it may make sense to divide these on mobile.
> I'm confused -- edits and revisions are synonymous. In both cases,
> we're talking about atomic changes to a single document that are
> stored sequentially as a version history. Am I missing something?
What Kenan meant is that the undo feature undoes *the diff*, i.e.
applies the specific diff you're reverting, in the opposite direction.
Rollback on the other hand is an older and more drastic feature which
completely restores a previous revision as a whole, whatever happened
after it.
Nemo
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