RobLa-WMF added a comment.

  We discussed this in https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/E171 today.  Full 
notes are https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/E171#2016
  
  The summary:
  
  > - question discussed: which backends should InterwikiLookup support? 
(robla, 21:10:54)
  > - i imagine every wiki would read three files actually (and perform a deep 
merge): one with info shared across the family, one with info shared accross 
the laanguage, and one with local overrides for the specific wiki  
(DanielK_WMDE, 21:22:54)
  > - aude: also can interwiki ids be renamed? daniel:  you can add prefixes.  
(DanielK_WMDE, 21:23:42)
  > - an entry can have multiple global ids. they act as aliases. only one of 
them would be used as a key in the file, makign it the *canonical* global id.  
(DanielK_WMDE, 21:24:05)
  > - <aude> another thing we should have is configuration for sorting order of 
interwiki ids (maintained in a sane place)  (DanielK_WMDE, 21:33:00)
  > - LINK: 
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Interwiki_config-sorting_order-native-languagename
 (aude, 21:33:23)
  > - LINK: 
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Interwiki_config-sorting_order-native-languagename-firstword
 (aude, 21:33:26)
  > - <TimStarling> anyway, yes, the JSON format you propose looks very 
extensible and will presumably meet our needs  (DanielK_WMDE, 21:33:39)
  > - LINK: 
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Interwiki_config-sorting_order-native-languagename-firstword
 (DanielK_WMDE, 21:34:21)
  > - <TimStarling> I don't want to have m:Interwiki_map anymore (DanielK_WMDE, 
21:36:27)
  > - Tim is not convinced that interwiki info should be maintained by hand as 
json. Perhaps we still want dumpInterwiki (or equivaloent) (DanielK_WMDE, 
21:50:15)
  > - Tim thinks we need to figure out what information can be taken from 
wgConf, and what should come from elsewhere, and how to maintain it. But it's 
not a blocker for now, we can figure iot out later (DanielK_WMDE, 21:53:55)
  > - next week's meeting: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/E184 RFC: 
Requirements for change propagation (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T102476) 
 (robla, 21:57:21)
  > - Tim thinks it's ok to go ahead with implementing the proposed next steps, 
as they are non-threatening. But should we have a formal last call?  
(DanielK_WMDE, 22:02:40)
  
  We agreed that there's no reason to go to last call, because we weren't 
making a final decision.

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