https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68285

--- Comment #6 from Jean-Fred <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to dan from comment #4)
> when i first ran the upload i ran into a duplicate file issue. this error is
> only visible in the runJobs log or in my case, in the console output when i
> ran maintenance/runJobs.php. i had to comment out the LocalSettings.php
> config value $wgUseInstantCommons = true; in order to run the batch
> successfully. i don’t think this would be an issue on commons or commons
> beta, but if there are duplicates on either of those servers, GWToolset
> would unfortunately fail silently at the moment. I‘m hoping to add the use
> of Echo in order to report batch upload status, but that is currently
> something for the future.

I see. I opened bug 68577 to track the duplicate file issue.

> categories
> ----------
> one thing i noticed that GWToolset didn’t handle well was the use of one XML
> element to represent a series of categories.

Hmmm, I used that for nearly 3000 files without any problem though.

> i think it would be
> better to possibly improve the GWToolset parsing of such an XML element, or
> for now, create multiple XML elements, each containing their own category.
> so instead of 
> 
> <categories>[[Category:1901 photographs]]
> [[Category:Photographs by Eugène Atget]]
> [[Category:Paris XIXe arrondissement]]</categories>
> 
> <category>1901 photographs</category>
> <category>Photographs by Eugène Atget</category>
> <category>Paris XIXe arrondissement]]</category>

You mean with the same XML element? Is that acceptable XML-wise?

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