Hi all!
When it comes to the question of migrating tools to Tool Labs, some of you
might notice that you don't have the amount of time needed for maintenance
that you had earlier. WMDE offered to help you with the actual migration
but we can't maintain abandoned tools in the long run. For
Erwin85 is looking for people to maintain his very popular tools [1] (as he
wrote on [2]). They are currently running on the toolserver. If you are
looking for a project to help with, please have a look at the tools.
If you are interested in helping to maintain one or a few of them, here are
your
https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Nova_Resource:Tools/Help
If you know anyone who's been confused by Labs documentation in the
past, the revamped Tool Labs guide is pretty helpful. Thanks to Ryan
Kaldari for recently adding instructions for configuring MySQLWorkbench
(an alternative to
Magnus, I don't know what to say - you're amazing! :)
2013/9/27 Magnus Manske magnusman...@googlemail.com
It has begun:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Erwin#Labs_port
Anyone else interested, please help me porting/maintaining; grunt work is
done ;-)
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at
I'm about to head off for three months for a sabbatical, so I wanted to
let you know of a few more underappreciated resources.
https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-announce is a very
low-traffic list with announcements of office hours, meetups, bug days,
and so on. And
Silke Meyer wrote:
When it comes to the question of migrating tools to Tool Labs, some of
you might notice that you don't have the amount of time needed for
maintenance that you had earlier. WMDE offered to help you with the
actual migration but we can't maintain abandoned tools in the long run.
Hi.
Do we have plans for the Toolserver wiki (https://wiki.toolserver.org/)?
There's some very good content in/on the wiki that would be nice to move
to either wikitech.wikimedia.org or mediawiki.org, I think.
Has this been discussed anywhere? Does anyone have any thoughts about this?
MZMcBride
