srishakatux added a comment.

  Copying the notes from the etherpad: 
https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/swt-intro-to-pywikibot
  
  Participants
  ------------
  
  | **Username**         | **Wiki** | **Additional Info**                       
                  |
  | User:Dolphyb         | en       |                                           
                  |
  | User:Dnshitobu       | dag      | Gurene Wikimedia Community & Dagbani 
Wikimedians User Group |
  | User:Mrb Rafi        | ba       | Bangla wiki                               
                  |
  | User:NANöR           | ar       |                                           
                  |
  | User:BKing (WMF)     | en       | Site Reliability Engineer, Search 
Platform (and noob ;P )   |
  | User:HLepp (WMF)     | en       | WMF Technical Community Program Manager   
                  |
  | User:Amoaniwaa       | twi      |                                           
                  |
  | User:Naa2Darkoa      | twi      |                                           
                  |
  | User:Doc James       | en       | Wiki Project Med Foundation               
                  |
  | User:info-farmer     | ta       | Tamil wikimedia community (India)         
                  |
  | User:Kushared        | ckb      | Central Kurdish Wikipedia 
(ckb.wikipedia.org)               |
  | User:Ptinphusmia     | /        |                                           
                  |
  | Md. Golam Mukit Khan | ba       |                                           
                  |
  |
  
  
  
  Notes
  -----
  
  - Link to the workshop slides:  
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1n8EAaxwzJO2Z5_amscuuq4Tm2BsrkcMpU4kgoBcDAfA/edit
  - Link to the workshop recording:
  
  Discussion / questions
  ----------------------
  
  Hello, I already installed Pywikibot on my PC, but I have some questions 
(although I don't know if here is a good place and if it's a good time to ask 
here or not).
  
  - How can I add ckb messages to a script such as "ar", "fa" and others as you 
can see in the scripts. I done this in my own PC, but i want to do this in the 
original Pywikibot scripts.
    - You can look into how to contribute new translations to pywikibot scripts:
  
  https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pywikibot/i18n. If this doesn't answer 
your question, you can follow up on the pywikibot mailing list or IRC channel.
  
  - I created SSH code, but every time Git Bash asks me for a password to sign 
in. How can that be solved?
    - You probably wanted to know how to setup and use a "SSH agent". How to 
set this up is dependent on which ssh subsystem you are using, so you might 
want to do web search for this.
  - I did some edits with my account through crontab jobs, but how can I login 
my bot and do these things with my bot instead of my account?
    - Maybe you want to know how to change the pywikibot configuration to use a 
different account. If so, you might want to look at 
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Pywikibot/user-config.py.
  - If I had activated a group of crontab jobs, and for some reason my computer 
was damaged or lost, and users asked me to stop doing one or more jobs, what 
would happen or what should I do?
    - Yeah for this probably there isn't really you can do other than making 
sure that automated backups are set up in your computer.
  - About crontab jobs again, how does bot know that a new and orphaned article 
created? and adds an orphan tag on it immediately after publication? It's just 
an example to see how the process is performed.
  
  As time goes on, I might ask more questions. Thanks :)
  
  - The bot script would need to lookup the work to do somehow. This might be 
done by iterating a category or some other API provided by the wiki. It might 
be done by running SQL queries against the Wiki Replica databases 
(https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Database).
  
  It might be done by following the real-time events from the wikis with 
https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Event_Platform/EventStreams.  For orphan 
pages specifically, action=query&list=querypage&qppage=Lonelypages is one way 
to get a list of pages that do not have any incoming wiki links. This report is 
only updated once per month on Wikimedia wikis.
  
  6. Is running a Pywikibot script on a local machine different from running a 
script on Toolforge?
    - Available libraries and their versions are likely to differ between a 
local machine and Toolforge, but assuming that at least the minimum 
requirements of the script are available on Toolforge there should not be a lot 
of difference. The main advantage of Toolforge over a local machine is the 
ability to add co-maintainers on Toolforge and that the computers in Toolforge 
are running and connected to the Internet at all times.

TASK DETAIL
  https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T301935

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