Template talk:SPI report

21: 2802:(which was re-generated every time the bot started). Because template shortcuts / alternative names are entirely possible, perhaps a function that gets the possible template redirects to a given template would be useful for both spihelper and spitools so that they are future proofed. spitools could, if I'm not wrong, have a server side cache to make the impact server response times low. Currently spihelper-dev and spihelper support both 310: 3627: 1099: 906: 823: 704: 777: 3675: 1152: 876: 769: 1015: 1630:

should not in itself be a reason to oppose, but this will be need to factored in before widespread implementation. As such, a non-dev version of spihelper and SPI tools that includes support for this template would be needed before it could be moved to widespread use to ensure the workflows of clerks, admins and CUs are not broken.

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use these templates before making the change. There's other bits of code maintained by other people; I don't know exactly what they're looking for as they do their parsing, so I have no idea of this change affects them. So, this really should be backed out until everybody understands better what the implications are. --

3856:. Would you mind pointing to one or more menu links where the problem you describe can be found? I've used such templates before in headers and they haven't been a problem, any more than the "big" html tags are a problem in headers. So if you can help me (understand), then maybe I'll be able to help you (and to fix this). 3302:

have explicit numbers (i.e. 1=, 2=, etc). I wasn't expecting that, so it's not being parsed correctly. I'm assuming those template calls were created manually? Or is Twinkle doing that? I had considered whether I needed to support both syntaxes and decided I didn't need to. I guess I was wrong.

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to spi-tools. While that's still awaiting approval, it seems we have agreement that we don't need the tool side of things 100% done before making the template switch, and now that the Twinkle change is merged, we're actually on a timer to make the template change before that goes into production, so,

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and the template will take care of it for you. As I explained previously on this page, using the template without explicit numbered parameters will cause much greater issues anytime a username has an = in it; that's true of any template and is a fundamental limitation of MediaWiki template markup.As

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Actually, I've been thinking about this some more and I'm back at my original idea. There's no benefit to having multiple ways to spell the same template name. The fact that somebody could come along at some point in the future and add a redirect is a non-sequitur because they shouldn't be allowed

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with them. The annoyance of current EIA link limits is something that came up before when talking with some SPI clerks. Obviously it doesn't seem it's annoying enough for anyone to be interested in fixing it ;-) Anyway, if this is considered useful, I can introduce test cases, work through remaining

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I cannot find such a link, even when clicking to find it, and/or watching my browser's status bar as I move my mouse. Also, of course I can't hardcode "Jytdog" in the page, since it needs to work in general for whatever was entered as the user name, not just for that user; surely {{PAGENAME}} needs

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does pattern matching on the "big" tags. That was the first thing I noticed (a couple of days ago) but I convinced myself that your change wasn't going to affect that, because that bit of code only runs on ancient pages. But still, this change really should have been discussed with the people who

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Most projectspace templates that are multiple words spaced out will have an unspaced alias, and vice versa. I thought it better to establish those two names from the get-go, rather than risk everyone setting up under the assumption that it's only one of the two, and another being created. If anyone

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I can't work out how to properly cherry-pick the changes. GN, would you be able to cherry pick those changes so that the socklist template is detected by all versions of spihelper? The code for the socklist seems to work fine, and without it being in spihelper it will break things if the preload is

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It looks to me like when this template was created in 2010 it created a maximum of 20 named socks and 20 IP socks. Is there a reason why we should retain that cap? I believe that if you want to add more than 20, you can create the report with 20 and then add more to the list, but some editors don't

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Thanks for reverting. FWIW, I agree that the current formatting of SPI pages is bizarre; it is an artifact of how things were done when dinosaurs roamed the wiki (see the "h4 h5 h6" section at the top of this page). The idea that we've got random header levels and tags to make them look right is

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Just to explain why I set it up that way, there's two reasons: One, it's surprisingly hard to write a clear, user-friendly comment saying "Just add new pipes for each sock's name". Two, if one sock has an equals sign in their username, then that parameter will need an explicit numbered param call,

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template probably isn't necessary for the time being if you desire more compact code, but with regards to these two I can see active editors at SPI trying to use both variations regardless if one exists because whether to include a space is often different between templates. If we needed to choose

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The Twinkle changes haven't been deployed yet and likely won't be for awhile. We tend to wait for a big batch of commits, then ping MusikAnimal to run the deploy script, as he's the only active intadmin that knows how to do it, and we don't want to bug him too much. I note this edit is not tagged

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If we choose one (and delete the other) there will always be the possibility that a redirect is re-created / other shortcuts on top of that could be created. When making my bots I wrote a function that got the template redirects for each template I wanted to search for, and stored this in a cache

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The concerns I have is that unless this template is to be substituted, it is likely to break a number of already existing tools. I am sure that both spihelper and SPI tools would both need to be updated to support this as they read wikitext and not parsed content. The need for tools to be updated

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Actually you are right. Probably best to wait at least until spi-tools has it's patch merged and spi-helper has the socklist detection in main. I'm going to make a pull request for the main version of spihelper to add the socklist detection straight in (i.e. skipping other commits) so that those

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I want to delete the first one (Jafaz) because you don't need to duplicate the master's username in the list of socks. So, what am I supposed to do with the numbers? Manually renumber them all so they start at 1? Don't worry about it and just let them start at 2? It would be simpler if the

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I will confess to not being a wizard on templates, but it seems to me that at the very least, those two URLs should be identical. This seems like a minor cosmetic change that had no real urgency applying it, so I suggest this be backed out until we can better understand what's going on

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would need to be split up, and your code just seems to extract the sock list (plus when testing it it didn't work either). This will require at least two regexes, as regex does not support using the same capture group for multiple matches (as it stores one variable per match group).

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It handles up to 40 positional parameters and ignores blanks. This way, instead of generating a link for the first 10 users and 10 IPs, we generate a link for all users and all IPs. Although if number of users plus number of IPs is larger than 20 it will still generate an invalid

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Along the way, I went down a couple of rabbit holes. The first one resulted in the test suite being portable to environments outside of Toolforge. The second one got CI running in github. Both of these are good things, but they did take a couple of days to get sorted. --

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Now here's what I think. I've seen varying things on HTML websites about deprecated elements. And I've watched as some elements were deprecated in HTML4 and then brought back (undeprecated?) in HTML5. It seems that when an element is widely used, for example the <s:

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I would note that when I was running my WikiProject tagging bots I had to have this code because there were so many template shortcuts for the WikiProject banners. SPI probably avoids this as it has a smaller active base of users who would interact with templates like

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Most fundamentally, I'm seeing no clear need for any change. No one else has responded to this request in the month it has been active, and the proposer is not actively involved in administering SPI reports (and thus using the "tools" links whose coding is asked to be

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5) It might make sense to add an explicit schema declaration embedded in the wikitext. Then things that parse these pages don't have to intuit which flavor they're parsing, they can just look at the schema declaration and know for sure what they're looking at. --

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Okay, I have made the necessary changes to the template and the two preloads. I've tested things out and everything seems to be going fine, but of course if any issues arise feel free to revert. There's still a few tweaks I plan to make to the module (like a

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on testwiki, looks good, I will probably merge it soon. Any objections, or any timing issues? Once merged to master it could be deployed onwiki at any time, although realistically it would probably be a month or two, we don't deploy that often. Thanks.

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Just wanted to say thanks for this. I went to clean up three whitespace errors we've been having at SPI, and got confused why I couldn't replicate this one... Then thought to check the template history and saw someone had fixed it a few days before!

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I wrote something yesterday that I think will work, but didn't have the chance to test it then or today. Will try tomorrow. If I can't get it to work, maybe I can show you what I've done, and you can see if something workable can be made of it?

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Please copy the changes I have made in the sandbox to the main template. The changes use the titleparts parser function to remove the html encoding from {{SUBPAGENAME}}, allowing the tools to work for names containing special characters. See

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page and click on the "Page information" link in the left column, then scroll all the way down, we come to an area where "Lint" (Linter) errors are shown. As we see, the SPI report page does not throw Linter errors, so while the <big:

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Yeah, that's pretty much what I figured, just checking to make sure. Unfortunately, mwparserfromhell makes it annoying to handle both ways. It's not a big deal, just annoying enough that I didn't bother on the first pass :-) --

246:). I didn't even know the limit was 20, although I realize it's not typical to have that many listed socks. Another option is to keep the limit but make it clear in the instructions that more can be added after report creation.-- 3839:

first, I had no idea that this would be controversial, so I ask your forgiveness. I would love to fix this, but first I have to understand it better. You say that the template appears in the URLs of the menu links. I checked on

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A very useful feature IMO. In fact I think this could be used outside of just the suspected sockpuppets section, and possibly be useful elsewhere (such as in CU results) as this would save the number of duplicated calls to

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They are also permitted to enact more complex or controversial edits after those edits are first made to a test sandbox, their technical reliability and their consensus among other informed editors having already been

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just want to make sure you saw this thread. Please don't deploy the new version of Twinkle until all the downstream consumers of SPI templates have gotten their code modified to understand the new template syntax. --

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Couple of fixes required before it can work. Firstly, WMF Interaction Timeline only supports a maximum of two editors. So, fixed that. The current betacommand tool URL is a redirect, so fixed that as well. Pinging

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tags may be temporarily or permanently deprecated, they are not something that we should be too concerned about right now. When the time comes, the devs will either fix things or show us how to fix them.

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Was there anything for which people were waiting on me here? I was kind of expecting a pull request to show up for spi-tools, but never saw one. Just want to make sure I'm not a blocker on anything. --

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The pull request has been merged into the -dev version of SPI helper which is used by a good number of CUs and admins, so from the point of view of SPI helper this change should be okay to go ahead with.

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spihelper-dev has the patch that allows this to work. That might take a bit of time to merge to the non-development version of SPI helper. I'm not sure that any progress has been made with updating SPI

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It might be a good idea to create a lua module for this template. I'm not familiar with lua, but this will be useful. The current code is packed with sock# parameters, a lua module can fix this issue.

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I'm still not convinced, even after doing that and some manual testing (since this template lacks testcases), that this is actually working in the same way as the old system and won't break anything.

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with any tools in the edit summary, so perhaps this person did it manually. Could be a rarely occurring use case, but a case that may crop up from time to time and may need code. Up to you guys. –

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I think we should double it, at least - and make it clear in the instructions that more can be added after report creation. NB: When they're added later, sometimes the tools don't work right.--

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page" to enter the correct name if they do not wish to create a second report on the user they're writing about (ie if they got the name wrong), and that page indeed is linked, just not above.

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redirects beyond that one most obvious one, I'll be the first to RfD them. As to which of the two names should be the actual template name and which should be the redirect, that strikes me as

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into a single template is a good idea. People often use the wrong one anyway, and it's easy enough to pattern match to figure out which is which. We should support CIDR notation as well.

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will still be called, empty, after it, to provide the "Tools" link and allow for easy addition of other sox to the SPI subsequently. Although I'm not sure if anyone's been manually using

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Not sure 'bout why I thought to introduce multiple users to the Interaction tool. Did not check Betacommand's tool (I have never used it, yet) and that linebreak was a stray insertion:-(

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Ah, cool, so that at least explains where it came from. In any case, I'm working on the code to handle both variations right now and expect I'll have that deployed within the hour. --

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takes an arbitrary number of parameters, without needing to specify whether they are accounts or IPs, and dynamically generates interaction links from them. I've created a module,

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I'll expect you have no idea what we're talking about here. Don't worry, it's nothing you did wrong, you just happened to use some new code before it was fully debugged. --

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to your question more generally—and everything here is just about how Lua and MediaWiki work, not how this particular template works—the template will work if there is no

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in the wikitext of the page. To allow this it would be worth to add parameters to disable the appended tools section + customise the bullet point level for the uses of

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Well, could you fix it? More to the point, might I suggest that before making changes like this, the people who actually use the templates be consulted? I note that

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With that in consideration, I don't think that there needs to be any specific considerations on the time to push to the master branch, so I'd say go ahead whenever.

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spihelper has now had the code to detect the socklist added into the main release as a hotfix. This means, as far as I aware, all we are waiting for is spitools.

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everywhere. (I only ask, because I'm investigating where h5 and h6 headers are used at Enwiki, and these case pages are prolific in the search results!) Thanks.

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Once the patch to SPI Tools is in and the patch I've added to spihelper-dev is pushed to the non-development version it should be fine to update this template.

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I see that as only the case if the user entered the wrong name. If they got it right, then going back isn't appropriate; linking to the extant case is. --

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that requests to hotfix the socklist detection code into main so that spihelper does not halt the progression of socklist into Twinkle and the preload.

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I'll admit, I wasn't 100% convinced this was worth the effort, but now that it's a thing, I'm finding this really handy. Thanks for inventing it. --

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SPIhelper now needs to be updated on its "write" side. Was sort of chicken-and-egg, one had to happen first. I'll try to get a PR in for that ASAP.

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Because this template exists, I will see if I can't write some patches for spihelper and SPI tools to speed up that process raised in my concern.

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strikethrough tags, which are also listed as deprecated on some sites, new versions of HTML still allow their usage. So I think we should go by

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which we can use for integration testing. Spinning up additional instances shouldn't be terribly difficult if somebody wants their own sandbox.

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which a) is also hard to explain in a comment and b) can mean someone having to count back through 20 sox to find what number they're on.

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Overall, I see no clear benefit to doing this, and a non-trivial potential for harm, given that three mistakes have already been made (1:

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which does handle IPv6 addresses. Furthermore _isIpOrRange which is used specifically handles both versions of IP addresses and ranges.

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I propose a simplification that will fix these problems, fit in easily with the existing preloads, and be easily extendable to Twinkle:

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The regex used in the fix explicitly handles both variations of unnamed arguments (i.e. with or without digits and the equal sign).

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includes |1=, |2=, etc. by default. This page is reached via using the input box and submit button on the main SPI page. Modifying

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Hi. I'm wondering why the case pages use h4 h5 h6 headers, as part of the default structure given in this and related templates? (

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/JRM2018#{{big|Clerk,_CheckUser,_and/or_patrolling_admin_comments}}

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Rgalo10#{{big|Clerk,_CheckUser,_and/or_patrolling_admin_comments}}

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was working on this? Seeing as the deployment to enwiki is expected to take some time I don't see any particular rush on this.

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for the main sock list.As to the regex, huh, I didn't know capturing groups worked that way. Learn something new every day. Do

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From there, if I click on the "1.1.3 Clerk, CheckUser, and/or patrolling admin comments" link in the contents box, I get to:

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There's a number of problems with the current sock-list system. One is that, no matter how simple it may seem to add a new

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should do the trick. Can someone help troubleshoot? My edit didn't seem to help, but hasn't made things worse either. --

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/JRM2018#Clerk,_CheckUser,_and/or_patrolling_admin_comments

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:Sockpuppet_investigations/Rgalo10#Clerk,_CheckUser,_and/or_patrolling_admin_comments

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Maybe the template needs some tweaking regarding substitution. So a review by a more experienced editor would be good.

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want to handle the JS side here and I can handle the Python? (I desperately miss Python after writing all this Lua.)

1723:/{{\s*(?:check(?:user|ip)\s*\|\s*(?:1=)?\s*(*?)\s*(?:\|master name\s*=\s*.*)?|sock\s?list\|\s*(?:(?:\d=)?(+\|?))}}/gi 77: 4093:

crazy. It doesn't seem to be hurting anything, however, so leaving good enough alone seems like the right move. --

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I've used the desktop version of GitHub and was able to cherry-pick commits using that. I've made a pull request at

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It's not just that the URLs look funny. There are a number of scripts which parse these templates. For example,

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tags for example, the page will show a Linter error that needs to be fixed with CSS styling. If we look at the

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Thank you all for your help on this change. Hopefully it will improve clerk/admin/CU workflows down the line.

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Tamzin and I are working on this. We both went down our various ratholes, but we're making some progress. --

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I'm happy to have patches for spi-tools, but just a heads up, I'm going to be merciless about unit tests. --

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OK, the new socklist-aware spi-tools is now running in production. Let me know if you see any problems. @

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My guess would be that they were originally transcluded somewhere and that it just hasn't been changed.

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Thanks. I could rant about how stupid MediaWiki markup is in general, but I'll behave myself :-) --

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PS, whoever's looking after the spihelper stuff should test that both flavors work in that code. --

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Thanks, both. :) I'll recommend, but leave up to you, as to whether to tweak (simplify simplify!).

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tags. And after reading your comments above, I wonder what would happen if you changed line 114 in

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If the template is detected via regex, maybe just hard code space question mark and call it good.

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in the editintro, but it is a self-link and therefore renders bold and unlinked. I think you need

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Um, this will be a breaking change, won't it? That doesn't sound like a good plan to me. --

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and couldn't get it to work due to the space in "Sockpuppet investigations"; I got links to

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There is in fact no "link above". Can an admin fix that? It should link to (in this case)

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To me it seems the error is the "(link above)". The user is meant to return to "the main

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1) I agree that the need to update the tools should not be a blocker to format changes.

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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/SPI/Inputbox blank report for ordinary use for IPs

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Plainlink the external link to make it look like an internal link. Mastah of hacks. --

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is right about where the template formatting came from – I just filled in the box on

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Sorry, yes, things have kept coming up. Expect a PR Monday or Wednesday, hopefully.

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Not tested, and I'm bad at JS, so this is just proof of concept. With spi-tools, at

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Looks like s/Page for this report: ''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''/Page for this report: ]/

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Is this supposed to handle IPv6 addresses? Is it supposed to handle IP ranges?

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I have created a template to generate links to the Editor Interaction Analyser (

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any objections to me making the relevant changes to the template and preloads?

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1. map_5_to_3_pattern = re.compile(r"^====={{big|(*)}}=====$ ", re.MULTILINE)

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possible to put numbered parameters in a nonlinear order without issue, e.g.

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FYI, Twinkle is getting deployed soon. I just put in the intadmin request. –

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Changed back to an external link. An interwiki link can hit a limit size.

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I'm still absorbing all of this, but I'll toss out a few random thoughts:

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is being used (i.e. the new master is still added as a seperate use of

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Thanks for the heads up. From where I sit, everything looks good. --

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under "How to open an investigation". Glad you got it sorted out :)

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that's right. (N.B.: Also incorporates whitespace change already at

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call. This allows full backward compatibility with any system using

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Would the #1 code above accomodate the previous change to template

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from my point of view, you're good to roll out the new Twinkle. --

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Merged to master in Twinkle today (not deployed yet). Thanks all. –

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I feel strongly disinclined to implement this edit request because

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Also not tested, but somewhat more confident in that code.Pinging

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It's not a major problem, but it is slightly odd that we're using

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is now being included in the menu links, leading to URLs such as:

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That probably needs a fix, but it won't break moving cases where

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would probably be better for consistency with other templates as

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Page for this report: Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Jytdog.

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parameter will be retained for anyone needing to override this.

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which is pretty ugly. Was it really necessary to do this? --

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and html validation. Other comments there would be welcome. --

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Howdy. I'm one of the Twinkle maintainers. I tested Tamzin's

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Ah, see what you mean - yes - It's there and yet not there.

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option maybe), but those will all be non-breaking. Btw, see

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fixed the problem, using fullurl, in part, as noted below.--

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The Editor interaction utility numbers are not correct when

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Your regex for spihelper doesn't work. First, the template

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I just found another (minor) issue with the 1= style. In

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Tamzin and I are sorting it out on IRC as I type this. --

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parameters, and turn them into numbered parameters in the

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this appears to have had an unexpected consequence. The

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2. map_5_to_3_pattern = re.compile(r"^=====<span: -->

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goes straight to where it's supposed to, with a URL of

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to do that. It just adds complexity with no value. --

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https://github.com/GeneralNotability/spihelper/pull/111

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3) There's already an instance of spi-tools running at

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It uses an interwiki link, instead of an external link.

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Knowledge talk:Sockpuppet investigations #Accessibility

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Big tags are now deprecated. Please replace them with

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https://github.com/GeneralNotability/spihelper/pull/99

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the change has been reverted back to the <big: -->

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to include a more representative set of examples. --

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Thanks. Should be good to go from my point of view.

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Sure. I'm writing a patch right now, so no problem.

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If you need more help, you can 289:or should we put that in the SPI documentation? -- 2276:2) For spi-tools, I've been using (more or less) 2175:will by default not include the tools links, but 1025:I had to fix two coding errors in the sandboxes ( 3305:https://github.com/roysmith/spi-tools/issues/212 2838:https://github.com/roysmith/spi-tools/issues/208 2032:# Probably a better way to rule out named params 3618:Template-protected edit request on 2 March 2022 814:Template-protected edit request on 16 June 2020 745: 695:Template-protected edit request on 22 May 2019 2107:to tell me all the things I've gotten wrong. 301:Generation of links to extant SPIs is broken. 284:one (or more) of the editors is an IP editor. 8: 3100:for some of the cool things I've thrown in. 4050:tags are replaced with the span style tags? 1334:, which will take any numbered parameters, 320: 203:WT:SPI#Header levels on SPI report template 3692:, which passes span style 120% font size. 2165:Module:Forward parameters to template call 1332:Module:Forward parameters to template call 1067:SPI reports, I spend a good mount of time 439:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Jytdog 365:Knowledge:Sockpuppet_investigations/Jytdog 169:They used to be transcluded onto the main 2700:I've got a first pass at this running on 544: 2702:https://spi-tools-dev.toolforge.org/spi/ 2574:using the non-dev version can get this. 61:Any contributor may edit the template's 1390: 1386: 1382: 508: 456: 39:heavily used or highly visible template 3797: 3580: 3567: 2180: 1403:still work for backward compatibility. 1047:An interwiki link can hit a limit size 1046: 119:Comments by other users</span: --> 7: 3488:Fix deployed a few minutes ago. -- 2944:without the space is preferable. -- 3761: 3049:which this template uses relies on 2285:https://spi-tools-dev.toolforge.org 2149:I've made the necessary changes to 1706:the only change needed would be to 1694: 1128:a strange blank line before "tools" 1731:I think the following should work 662:Automatic Interaction utility link 499: 447: 14: 4059:. 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