The tech wishlist is awesome, and they do a lot of great work.
However, I don't think this type of democratic-driven development is
appropriate for all things. If it were we would just get rid of all the
other dev teams and just have a wish-list. In this case what is needed is
an anti-abuse
http://gph.is/2lnp32Z
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 5:19 PM Pine W wrote:
> Thanks for the replies.
>
> I think that detailed discussion of the pros and cons of the Tech Wishlist
> should be separate from this thread, but I agree that one way to get a
> subject like unflagged bot detection addressed
Thanks for the replies.
I think that detailed discussion of the pros and cons of the Tech Wishlist
should be separate from this thread, but I agree that one way to get a
subject like unflagged bot detection addressed could be through the Tech
Wishlist assuming that WMF is willing to devote
I see that my case has already been found by Bartosz, so disregard my
message. Sorry!
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 3:36 PM Trey Jones wrote:
> I decided to look at some examples, and I found one that gives me pause.[0]
> if ( $i == 0 ) {
> $this->servers[$i]['master'] = true;
> } else {
>
I decided to look at some examples, and I found one that gives me pause.[0]
if ( $i == 0 ) {
$this->servers[$i]['master'] = true;
} else {
$this->servers[$i]['replica'] = true;
}
I don't know what's specifically going on here, but it's possible that only
$this->servers[$i]['master'] or
Thanks for the change! I just realized that my patch has another problem:
when checking assignments, it should also check that the receiver is the
same in both branches, and this would avoid the case in LoadBalancer.
I also find excessive the case in GlobalFunctions, and that would be solved
by
On 2019-02-11 18:42, Daimona wrote:
Hi,
All patches in the codesniffer repo have a sample run against mwcore set up
in CI. As can be seen in [0], the current version is triggered 13 times by
MW core. No idea about extensions, though.
Daimona
[0]:
Stewards are just 34 people and are not enough to be a big voting power at the
wishlist like enwiki people. What we actually need cannot get it thru that way.
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We've been working on unflagged bot detection on my team. It's far from a
real product integration, but we have shown that it works in practice. We
tested this in Wikidata, but I don't see a good reason why a similar
strategy wouldn't work for English Wikipedia.
Hall, A., Terveen, L., &
Hi,
All patches in the codesniffer repo have a sample run against mwcore set up
in CI. As can be seen in [0], the current version is triggered 13 times by
MW core. No idea about extensions, though.
Daimona
[0]:
This may be naive, but... isn't the wishlist filling this need? And if not
through a consensus-driven method like the wishlist, how should a WMF team
prioritize which power user tools it needs to focus on?
Or is just a matter of "Yes, wishlist, but more of it"?
- Jonathan
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019
Hello Kaushik,
It is hard to tell from your email what your project is about, how you are
going to develop it, why is it important for Wikimedia, etc.
As you are looking for someone who could mentor on your proposed idea, it
might be helpful if you could provide more details to have further
Hi Daimona,
Thanks for working on this. Have you run this against sniff against mw core or
extensions? If so it would be useful to look at examples of what it’s catching
in existing code.
Kosta
> On Feb 9, 2019, at 9:26 PM, Stas Malyshev wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>> I was saying, you can find
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Hi people ,
This is Kaushik Reddy again.
After a long work, I would like to introduce you to my idea proposal for
the (Wikimedia) GSoC '19.
Here is it:
1) Building an animation to dynamically create popups overlapped on a
geographical map using a real-time API from Wikimedia.
I had found the
Sure its certainly a front we can do better on.
I don't think Kasada is a product that's appropriate at this time. Ignoring
the ideological aspect of it being non-free software, there's a lot of easy
things we could and should try first.
However, I'd caution against viewing this as purely a
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