On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 5:33 AM, Petr Bena <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I would like to notice that I am now working on rewrite of mw-bot,
> called wm-bot (wikimedia bot - it's supposed to serve in various
> wikimedia chans), the bot now is supporting exactly same functions as
> mw bot + some more, and I think it would be good if we replaced
> current mw-bot in future at some point. The reasons are:
>
> - Old bot is written in java and nearly no one has access to source
> code, neither is managing it, the bot is still running without
> problems rather thanks to original creator who did a great work and
> made a very stable code, extending the bot with more features could be
> problem.
>
> - New bot is in svn (tools/wmib) so that anyone can participate on
> development and even on operation of the bot
>
> - New bot is running on wmf labs so that it should be running on more
> stable server with better connectivity and also is better accessible
> for others, because apart of toolsever it's no problem to give acess
> to service user account to more devs (anyone with svn account can get
> access there) so that more people can operate the bot and patch it.
>
> I converted current database and it's running in #mediawiki-move so
> that you can try various commands like (!mediawiki !b <id>), any
> feedback on this whole idea and bot is welcome also please before you
> start commiting changes to source code, keep in mind that I now work
> on splitting it to more files so that we avoid conflicts when
> commiting changes, it should be done by today.
>
> Thanks
>
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"- Old bot is written in java"

And C# is an improvement?

-- 
John
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