Here are three topic suggestions, cc'ed here in case folks aren't following
the Flow, with an illustrative (but not exhaustive) list of sessions that
could fit under each:
*1. *(A unified vision for) *Collaboration*
- Real-time collaboration (not just editing, but chatting, curation,
Due to the Wikimedia Technical Operations Team having their team offsite
that week and generally being less than normally available there will be
no non-emergency deploys the week of September 26th (aka: next week).
See also:
https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deployments#Week_of_September_26th
Robla and I are trying to nail down the main topics that will bootstrap the
Summit in the next days. Please join the discussion until we make a
decision (and beyond if you wish, of course):
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Tb6bztglijowk8x3
Remember that at least 50% of time and space will be
> In an effort to reduce surprises and potential mishaps it is now
> required to include any long running tasks in the deployment
> calendar[0].
To clarify: This does *not* mean that no other deploys can happen at the
same time. Other deploys *can* happen (as they did before), but this
provides
> How far ahead of time must entries be added?
I trust most people's best judgement here :)
But, as soon as you have an idea of when you'll do it is the best time
to do it. Obviously if the task will impact others and/or require no
other deploys at the same time that should be scheduled further
I have cut 1.28.0-wmf.20[0] for MediaWiki and extensions as the branch
cut was blocking merges to master for developers.
The state of deployed code has not changed – all wikis are running the
1.28.0-wmf.18 branch of MediaWiki and extensions.
Plans for moving forward are still being discussed on
In an effort to reduce surprises and potential mishaps it is now
required to include any long running tasks in the deployment
calendar[0].
"Long running tasks" include any script that is run on production 'work
machines' such as terbium that last for longer than ~1 hour. Think:
migration and
What are your plans for when you'll deploy wmf.19, branch wmf.20 and deploy
wmf.20?
I ask because I have a patch lined up that I wanted to merge today right
after the wmf.20 branch cut, because I want it to spend the full week on
beta labs before it goes to production. I can merge that patch
tl;dr: All wikis are staying at 1.28.0-wmf.18 for now
Last week all wikis were rolled back to MediaWiki version 1.28.0-wmf.18
due to several problems that were spotted on Friday (2016-09-16)[0][1].
The problems with wmf.19 seemed resolved by Monday (2016-09-19). The
plan was to roll wmf.19 out
Scott suggested the following as one of three suggested topic ideas
for WikiDev17. The three ideas:
1) Collaboration
2) Wikitext Maintenance
3) Machine Translation
More inline about "1) Collaboration" below:
On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 10:05 AM, C. Scott Ananian
wrote:
>
On Tue, Sep 20, 2016 at 10:05 AM, C. Scott Ananian
wrote:
> Here are three topic suggestions, cc'ed here in case folks aren't following
> the Flow, with an illustrative (but not exhaustive) list of sessions that
> could fit under each
Thanks for doing that breakdown! I
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