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210828Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditorThe good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted. The bad news: it isn't ready yet!1377001750PHID-USER-2rnfxoezl66afpa7w7inPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcommentThe good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted. The bad news: it isn't ready yet!The good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted. The bad news: it isn't ready yet!NANANANANATruec13FalseNA7NA['The good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted.', "The bad news: it isn't ready yet!"]NA3TRUEThe good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted.
310828Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditorThe good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted. The bad news: it isn't ready yet!1377001750PHID-USER-2rnfxoezl66afpa7w7inPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcommentThe good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted. The bad news: it isn't ready yet!The good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted. The bad news: it isn't ready yet!NANANANANATruec13FalseNA7NA['The good news: CirrusSearch is updated a few seconds after a page is added, changed, or deleted.', "The bad news: it isn't ready yet!"]NA3TRUEThe bad news: it isn't ready yet!
4837VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingRe-checked on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team - seems to be fixed.1415912062PHID-USER-4alekd35in5tg53zpsl4PHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_subcommentRe-checked on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team - seems to be fixed.Re-checked on URL - seems to be fixed.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA71NA['Re-checked on URL - seems to be fixed.']NA5FALSERe-checked on URL - seems to be fixed.
51278Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541601374573300PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_descriptionShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54160Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: URLNeeds Triage901408666032NAdeclinedTruec13TrueFalse3NA['Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.', 'Both MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.', 'Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.', 'We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).', 'This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE89TRUEShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.
61278Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541601374573300PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_descriptionShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54160Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: URLNeeds Triage901408666032NAdeclinedTruec13TrueFalse3NA['Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.', 'Both MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.', 'Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.', 'We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).', 'This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE89TRUEBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.
71278Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541601374573300PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_descriptionShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54160Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: URLNeeds Triage901408666032NAdeclinedTruec13TrueFalse3NA['Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.', 'Both MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.', 'Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.', 'We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).', 'This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE89TRUEVagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.
81278Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541601374573300PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_descriptionShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54160Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: URLNeeds Triage901408666032NAdeclinedTruec13TrueFalse3NA['Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.', 'Both MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.', 'Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.', 'We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).', 'This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE89TRUEWe should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).
91278Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541601374573300PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_descriptionShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54160Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: URLNeeds Triage901408666032NAdeclinedTruec13TrueFalse3NA['Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.', 'Both MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.', 'Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.', 'We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).', 'This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE89TRUEThis is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.
101278Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=541601374573300PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_descriptionShare VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54160Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs./n/nBoth MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired. Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not. We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule). This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement **See Also**: URLNeeds Triage901408666032NAdeclinedTruec13TrueFalse3NA['Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs.', 'Both MW-Vagrant and Labs have cases where a simple single-machine MW+Parsoid+VisualEditor setup is desired.', 'Vagrant currently has this, but Labs does not.', 'We should find a way to factor it out so the two environments can share it (possibly with a git submodule).', 'This is a proof of concept for doing this more broadly.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE89TRUE--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement\n**See Also**:\nURL
111279Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsYeah. It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).1408666032PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcommentYeah. It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).Yeah. It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).NANANANANATruec13TrueNA59NA['Yeah.', "It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works)."]NA140TRUEYeah.
121279Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsYeah. It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).1408666032PHID-USER-dw53c5cb2qfhyemej57oPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcommentYeah. It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).Yeah. It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).NANANANANATruec13TrueNA59NA['Yeah.', "It's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works)."]NA140TRUEIt's not integrated with the normal Wikitech interface, but my understanding is it gets the job done (I haven't really used Labs-Vagrant, but I have a general understanding how it works).
13960Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryRequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list: http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/qa/2013-August/000339.html -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1377688440PHID-USER-fz7hkyvt4jypl76ieyolPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_descriptionMove VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository./n/nRequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list: http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/qa/2013-August/000339.html -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMove VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository./n/nRequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list: URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901377696492NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse8NA['Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository.', 'Requested by James Forrester at QA mailing list:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE4TRUEMove VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository.
14960Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryRequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list: http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/qa/2013-August/000339.html -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1377688440PHID-USER-fz7hkyvt4jypl76ieyolPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_descriptionMove VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository./n/nRequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list: http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/qa/2013-August/000339.html -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMove VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository./n/nRequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list: URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901377696492NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse8NA['Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repository.', 'Requested by James Forrester at QA mailing list:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE4TRUERequested by James Forrester at QA mailing list:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal
15964Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryResolved in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/81486/1377695195PHID-USER-fz7hkyvt4jypl76ieyolPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_subcommentResolved in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/81486/Resolved in URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA8NA['Resolved in URL']NA5TRUEResolved in URL
168334VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1372734720PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_descriptionVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMedium501380845963NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse0NA['VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations.', 'VisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations.', 'Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL\n\nBoth will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff.', 'Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE113TRUEVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations.
178334VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1372734720PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_descriptionVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMedium501380845963NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse0NA['VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations.', 'VisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations.', 'Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL\n\nBoth will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff.', 'Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE113TRUEVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations.
188334VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1372734720PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_descriptionVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMedium501380845963NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse0NA['VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations.', 'VisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations.', 'Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL\n\nBoth will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff.', 'Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE113TRUERight now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL\n\nBoth will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff.
198334VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1372734720PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_descriptionVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMedium501380845963NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse0NA['VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations.', 'VisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations.', 'Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL\n\nBoth will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff.', 'Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE113TRUENote that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine.
208334VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1372734720PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_descriptionVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bose%E2%80%93Einstein_condensate&diff=prev&oldid=562481552). Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations./n/nVisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations. Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL Both will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff. Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalMedium501380845963NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse0NA['VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotations.', 'VisualEditor needs to preserve adjacent (even if identical) and additive elements that it internally treats as annotations.', 'Right now it often removes nested annotations (bug 49755) or merges adjacent annotations (bug 49873, URL\n\nBoth will lead to a DOM diff and thus likely to a dirty wikitext diff.', 'Note that this only applies to existing content- merging identical annotations in new content is fine.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE113TRUE--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal
218336VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsAlso, don't cut annotations. This is what I suspect happened here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Mystery_Science_Theater_3000_episodes&diff=prev&oldid=5624881471372742791PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_subcommentAlso, don't cut annotations. This is what I suspect happened here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Mystery_Science_Theater_3000_episodes&diff=prev&oldid=562488147Also, don't cut annotations. This is what I suspect happened here: URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA0NA["Also, don't cut annotations.", 'This is what I suspect happened here:\nURL']NA118TRUEThis is what I suspect happened here:\nURL
228336VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsAlso, don't cut annotations. This is what I suspect happened here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Mystery_Science_Theater_3000_episodes&diff=prev&oldid=5624881471372742791PHID-USER-hbtlbu4zftxnz4i6f7yfPHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_subcommentAlso, don't cut annotations. This is what I suspect happened here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Mystery_Science_Theater_3000_episodes&diff=prev&oldid=562488147Also, don't cut annotations. This is what I suspect happened here: URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA0NA["Also, don't cut annotations.", 'This is what I suspect happened here:\nURL']NA118TRUEAlso, don't cut annotations.
231281Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.]1378939553PHID-USER-hgn5uw2jafgjgfvxibhhPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcomment[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.][mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.]NANANANANATruec13TrueNA10NA['[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product.', 'See bug 54041.', 'Filter bugmail on this comment.]']NA140TRUE[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product.
241281Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.]1378939553PHID-USER-hgn5uw2jafgjgfvxibhhPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcomment[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.][mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.]NANANANANATruec13TrueNA10NA['[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product.', 'See bug 54041.', 'Filter bugmail on this comment.]']NA140TRUESee bug 54041.
251281Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia Labs[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.]1378939553PHID-USER-hgn5uw2jafgjgfvxibhhPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcomment[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.][mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product. See bug 54041. Filter bugmail on this comment.]NANANANANATruec13TrueNA10NA['[mass-moving from Tools>MediaWiki-Vagrant to separate product.', 'See bug 54041.', 'Filter bugmail on this comment.]']NA140TRUEFilter bugmail on this comment.]
263211VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownChange 75785 had a related patch set uploaded by Catrope: Fix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/757851374699991PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_subcommentChange 75785 had a related patch set uploaded by Catrope: Fix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/75785Change 75785 had a related patch set uploaded by Catrope: Fix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA3NA['Change 75785 had a related patch set uploaded by Catrope:\nFix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA526FALSEChange 75785 had a related patch set uploaded by Catrope:\nFix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox\n\nGERRIT_URL
273210VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownChange 75785 merged by jenkins-bot: Fix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/757851374700767PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_subcommentChange 75785 merged by jenkins-bot: Fix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/75785Change 75785 merged by jenkins-bot: Fix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA3NA['Change 75785 merged by jenkins-bot:\nFix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA527FALSEChange 75785 merged by jenkins-bot:\nFix the save button disappearing on certain pages in Firefox\n\nGERRIT_URL
28965Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryChange 81486 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin: Moved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/814861377694989PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_subcommentChange 81486 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin: Moved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/81486Change 81486 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin: Moved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA8NA['Change 81486 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin:\nMoved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA716FALSEChange 81486 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin:\nMoved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository\n\nGERRIT_URL
29963Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryChange 81490 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin: Added support for running VisualEditor to Jenkins job template https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/814901377696235PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_subcommentChange 81490 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin: Added support for running VisualEditor to Jenkins job template https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/81490Change 81490 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin: Added support for running VisualEditor to Jenkins job template GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA8NA['Change 81490 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin:\nAdded support for running VisualEditor to Jenkins job template\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA717FALSEChange 81490 had a related patch set uploaded by Zfilipin:\nAdded support for running VisualEditor to Jenkins job template\n\nGERRIT_URL
30962Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryChange 81490 merged by Cmcmahon: Added support for running VisualEditor tests to Jenkins job template https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/814901377720850PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_subcommentChange 81490 merged by Cmcmahon: Added support for running VisualEditor tests to Jenkins job template https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/81490Change 81490 merged by Cmcmahon: Added support for running VisualEditor tests to Jenkins job template GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA8NA['Change 81490 merged by Cmcmahon:\nAdded support for running VisualEditor tests to Jenkins job template\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA718FALSEChange 81490 merged by Cmcmahon:\nAdded support for running VisualEditor tests to Jenkins job template\n\nGERRIT_URL
31961Move VisualEditor Selenium test to VisualEditor repositoryChange 81486 merged by jenkins-bot: Moved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/814861377721181PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-5xzxzrfm4dqssl7w5dixtask_subcommentChange 81486 merged by jenkins-bot: Moved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/81486Change 81486 merged by jenkins-bot: Moved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA8NA['Change 81486 merged by jenkins-bot:\nMoved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA719FALSEChange 81486 merged by jenkins-bot:\nMoved VisualEditor Selenium tests from browsertests repository\n\nGERRIT_URL
326268Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleChange 99596 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/995961386297732PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentChange 99596 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/99596Change 99596 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA22NA['Change 99596 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA994FALSEChange 99596 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL
336267Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleChange 99596 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/995961386355303PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentChange 99596 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/99596Change 99596 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA22NA['Change 99596 merged by jenkins-bot:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA996FALSEChange 99596 merged by jenkins-bot:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL
346265Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleChange 100732 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/1007321386727450PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentChange 100732 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/100732Change 100732 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA23NA['Change 100732 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA1000FALSEChange 100732 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL
356264Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleChange 100732 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/1007321387317987PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentChange 100732 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/100732Change 100732 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA24NA['Change 100732 merged by jenkins-bot:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA1017FALSEChange 100732 merged by jenkins-bot:\nSet up node-jscs, pass it, and configure in local Gruntfile\n\nGERRIT_URL
366263Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleChange 111963 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: [WIP] Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it) https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/1119631391746605PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentChange 111963 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: [WIP] Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it) https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/111963Change 111963 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle: [WIP] Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it) GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA31NA['Change 111963 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle:\n[WIP] Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it)\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA1093FALSEChange 111963 had a related patch set uploaded by Krinkle:\n[WIP] Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it)\n\nGERRIT_URL
376262Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleChange 111963 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it) https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/1119631395730881PHID-USER-idceizaw6elwiwm5xshbPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentChange 111963 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it) https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/111963Change 111963 merged by jenkins-bot: Set up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it) GERRIT_URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA38NA['Change 111963 merged by jenkins-bot:\nSet up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it)\n\nGERRIT_URL']NA1168FALSEChange 111963 merged by jenkins-bot:\nSet up node-jscs via Grunt (and pass it)\n\nGERRIT_URL
381354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.
391354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \
401354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEUser guide\
411354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE and \
421354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUELeave\
431354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE and another one between \
441354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUELeave\
451354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE and \
461354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEfeedback\
471354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE.
481354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEMy very first thought was that \
491354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUELeave\
501354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\
511354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEs default font: DejaVu Sans.
521354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEArial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.
531354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEMaybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"
541354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal
551354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUE\n\nThe culprit, evidently is
561354"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1374162000PHID-USER-joqqkabmjmvxeucx4ni2PHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_description"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:VisualEditor/Feedback&oldid=564802026#Follow-up -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts./n/nUsing Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between ''User guide'' and ''Leave'' and another one between ''Leave'' and ''feedback''. My very first thought was that ''Leave'' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn't click it ;-)" The culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu's default font: DejaVu Sans. That's a bit wider than e.g. Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link. Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?" URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901374162111NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse2NA['"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fonts.', 'Using Firefox 22.0 on Ubuntu 12.04, English Wikipedia User:Hhhippo notes that "I see an empty line between \'\'User guide\'\' and \'\'Leave\'\' and another one between \'\'Leave\'\' and \'\'feedback\'\'.', 'My very first thought was that \'\'Leave\'\' would be the switch for signing out of the beta test (note that I didn\'t click it ;-)"\n\nThe culprit, evidently is "Ubuntu\'s default font: DejaVu Sans.', "That's a bit wider than e.g.", 'Arial, so it causes a linebreak in the link.', 'Maybe one could make that space non-breaking and have the flyout widen instead?"', 'URL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']TRUE79TRUEThat's a bit wider than e.g.
571280Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsDoes ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request? Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the `labs-vagrant` command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.1408597771PHID-USER-ll6tmaogat2b5q7tnqasPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcommentDoes ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request? Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the `labs-vagrant` command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.Does ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request? Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the CODE command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA59NA['Does ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request?', 'Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the CODE command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.']NA16TRUEDoes ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request?
581280Share VisualEditor and Parsoid puppet module between Vagrant and Wikimedia LabsDoes ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request? Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the `labs-vagrant` command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.1408597771PHID-USER-ll6tmaogat2b5q7tnqasPHID-TASK-w26cnf2uzn6whhzpd4p5task_subcommentDoes ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request? Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the `labs-vagrant` command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.Does ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request? Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the CODE command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA59NA['Does ::role::labs::vagrant satisfy this request?', 'Applying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the CODE command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.']NA16TRUEApplying it via the wikitech interface provisions the labs host with a copy of MediaWiki-Vagrant and then the CODE command can be used to manipulate roles and run puppet.
596258Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleIs there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)1421137099PHID-USER-m2zne2efu3rgmre73nl7PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentIs there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)NANANANANATruec13FalseNA80NA['Is there work being done to get this run on ci?', "I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)"]NA1FALSEIs there work being done to get this run on ci?
606258Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleIs there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)1421137099PHID-USER-m2zne2efu3rgmre73nl7PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentIs there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)NANANANANATruec13FalseNA80NA['Is there work being done to get this run on ci?', "I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)"]NA1FALSEI'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :)
616256Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleCool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/1421144139PHID-USER-m2zne2efu3rgmre73nl7PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentCool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/Cool, thanks. I added CODE, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: * Wikibase: URL * integration/config: URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA80NA['Cool, thanks.', "I added CODE, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet:\n\n* Wikibase: URL\n* integration/config: URL"]NA2FALSECool, thanks.
626256Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleCool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/1421144139PHID-USER-m2zne2efu3rgmre73nl7PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentCool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/Cool, thanks. I added CODE, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: * Wikibase: URL * integration/config: URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA80NA['Cool, thanks.', "I added CODE, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet:\n\n* Wikibase: URL\n* integration/config: URL"]NA2FALSEI added CODE, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet:\n\n* Wikibase: URL\n* integration/config: URL
6310827Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***1382572188PHID-USER-oetk6bbl6omm354ejz3bPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcomment*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ****** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***NANANANANATruec13FalseNA16NA['*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug.', '***']NA37FALSE*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug.
6410827Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***1382572188PHID-USER-oetk6bbl6omm354ejz3bPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcomment*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ****** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***NANANANANATruec13FalseNA16NA['*** Bug 54777 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug.', '***']NA37FALSE***
6510826Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditorMarking WONTFIX as this is inherently fixed by CirrusSearch and lsearchd has been end of life'd and won't be improved further.1383013054PHID-USER-oetk6bbl6omm354ejz3bPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcommentMarking WONTFIX as this is inherently fixed by CirrusSearch and lsearchd has been end of life'd and won't be improved further.Marking WONTFIX as this is inherently fixed by CirrusSearch and lsearchd has been end of life'd and won't be improved further.NANANANANATruec13FalseNA17NA["Marking WONTFIX as this is inherently fixed by CirrusSearch and lsearchd has been end of life'd and won't be improved further."]NA38FALSEMarking WONTFIX as this is inherently fixed by CirrusSearch and lsearchd has been end of life'd and won't be improved further.
666271Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleIs that a replacement for JSHint or unrelated?1379433243PHID-USER-orzyp3dswemhdgdznro5PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentIs that a replacement for JSHint or unrelated?Is that a replacement for JSHint or unrelated?NANANANANATruec13TrueNA11NA['Is that a replacement for JSHint or unrelated?']NA95TRUEIs that a replacement for JSHint or unrelated?
676259Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleSounds good to me Timo. That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)1409164241PHID-USER-orzyp3dswemhdgdznro5PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentSounds good to me Timo. That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)Sounds good to me Timo. That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['Sounds good to me Timo.', 'That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)']NA150TRUESounds good to me Timo.
686259Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleSounds good to me Timo. That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)1409164241PHID-USER-orzyp3dswemhdgdznro5PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentSounds good to me Timo. That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)Sounds good to me Timo. That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['Sounds good to me Timo.', 'That nicely scale up CI to developers :-)']NA150TRUEThat nicely scale up CI to developers :-)
696257Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#972923, @adrianheine wrote: > Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :) You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/100732/ More details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Continuous_integration/Test_entry_points#JavaScript :-)1421140918PHID-USER-orzyp3dswemhdgdznro5PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#972923, @adrianheine wrote: > Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :) You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/100732/ More details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Continuous_integration/Test_entry_points#JavaScript :-)QUOTE QUOTE You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: URL More details at URL :-)NANANANANATruec13TrueNA80NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nYou will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs.", "From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs.", 'Example:\n\nURL\n\nMore details at URL :-)']NA152TRUEExample:\n\nURL\n\nMore details at URL :-)
706257Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#972923, @adrianheine wrote: > Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :) You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/100732/ More details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Continuous_integration/Test_entry_points#JavaScript :-)1421140918PHID-USER-orzyp3dswemhdgdznro5PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#972923, @adrianheine wrote: > Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :) You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/100732/ More details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Continuous_integration/Test_entry_points#JavaScript :-)QUOTE QUOTE You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: URL More details at URL :-)NANANANANATruec13TrueNA80NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nYou will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs.", "From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs.", 'Example:\n\nURL\n\nMore details at URL :-)']NA152TRUEQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nYou will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs.
716257Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#972923, @adrianheine wrote: > Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :) You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/100732/ More details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Continuous_integration/Test_entry_points#JavaScript :-)1421140918PHID-USER-orzyp3dswemhdgdznro5PHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#972923, @adrianheine wrote: > Is there work being done to get this run on ci? I'd like to push this for Wikibase as well :) You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/100732/ More details at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Continuous_integration/Test_entry_points#JavaScript :-)QUOTE QUOTE You will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs. From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs. Example: URL More details at URL :-)NANANANANATruec13TrueNA80NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nYou will need a package.json and a npm 'test' entry point with a devDependencies for grunt-jscs.", "From there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs.", 'Example:\n\nURL\n\nMore details at URL :-)']NA152TRUEFrom there we can add a Jenkins job that invokes 'npm test' and that should run jscs.
72836VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1379390340PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_descriptionVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901415881118NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.', 'Images that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.', 'MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.', 'For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).', 'The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE284TRUEVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.
73836VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1379390340PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_descriptionVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901415881118NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.', 'Images that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.', 'MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.', 'For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).', 'The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE284TRUEImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.
74836VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1379390340PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_descriptionVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901415881118NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.', 'Images that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.', 'MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.', 'For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).', 'The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE284TRUEMediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.
75836VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1379390340PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_descriptionVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901415881118NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.', 'Images that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.', 'MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.', 'For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).', 'The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE284TRUEFor example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).
76836VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1379390340PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_descriptionVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901415881118NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.', 'Images that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.', 'MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.', 'For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).', 'The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE284TRUEThe thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.
77836VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal1379390340PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_descriptionVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Team there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalVisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering./n/nImages that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original. MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost. For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px). The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normalNeeds Triage901415881118NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in rendering.', 'Images that have thumbnail sizes that are larger than the original should be rendered at the specified size, not the size of the original.', 'MediaWiki core does this, but somewhere between MediaWiki/Parsoid/VisualEditor the specified dimensions are lost.', 'For example, on URL there are various uses of [[File:Wikimedia_Foundation_office_camera_shy.png]] (of which the full size is 140px).', 'The thumbnail size on that page is 150px, and when viewing the page normally it is rendered at 150px (browser scales up from 140px non-thumb url), but when editing in VisualEditor the node has a width attribtue of 140 instead of 150.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal']FALSE284TRUE--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal
786254Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancement1379415660PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_descriptionJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee URL This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementMedium501409154874NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style.', "See URL\n\nThis is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further.", 'I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: wmf-deployment\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE286TRUEJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style.
796254Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancement1379415660PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_descriptionJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee URL This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementMedium501409154874NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style.', "See URL\n\nThis is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further.", 'I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: wmf-deployment\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE286TRUEI intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects.
806254Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancement1379415660PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_descriptionJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee URL This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementMedium501409154874NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style.', "See URL\n\nThis is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further.", 'I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: wmf-deployment\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE286TRUE--------------------------\n**Version**: wmf-deployment\n**Severity**: enhancement
816254Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancement1379415660PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_descriptionJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementJenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style./n/nSee URL This is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further. I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects. -------------------------- **Version**: wmf-deployment **Severity**: enhancementMedium501409154874NAresolvedTruec13TrueFalse11NA['Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style.', "See URL\n\nThis is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further.", 'I intend to experiment with it in the near future for 1 or 2 projects, first in non-voting mode and perhaps later to become a standard enabled job for many projects.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: wmf-deployment\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE286TRUESee URL\n\nThis is the first tool I've seen in the category of asserting coding style for javascript that actually looks like it is worth looking into further.
826270Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleUnrelated.1379460821PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentUnrelated.Unrelated.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA11NA['Unrelated.']NA287TRUEUnrelated.
836269Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding stylenode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].1379461361PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentnode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].node-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].NANANANANATruec13TrueNA11NA['node-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for).', 'Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks).', 'This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].']NA288TRUEnode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for).
846269Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding stylenode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].1379461361PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentnode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].node-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].NANANANANATruec13TrueNA11NA['node-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for).', 'Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks).', 'This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].']NA288TRUEAlthough there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks).
856269Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding stylenode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].1379461361PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentnode-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].node-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for). Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks). This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].NANANANANATruec13TrueNA11NA['node-jscs would be purely for coding style, not code quality (which is what jshint is primarily for).', 'Although there are a few minor things that jshint does in the realm of coding style, those are arguably code quality as well (like using of braces in if/else blocks).', 'This would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].']NA288TRUEThis would allow us to validate the complete coding style (especially with regards to whitespace), which right now is mostly enforced by leaving comments in code review and fixup commits pointing to [[mw:CC/JS]].
866260Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.1409154874PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.The bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['The bug is to figure out how to properly do it.', 'Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable.', "I think we've reached that point.", 'Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced.', 'By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.']NA354TRUEThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it.
876260Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.1409154874PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.The bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['The bug is to figure out how to properly do it.', 'Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable.', "I think we've reached that point.", 'Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced.', 'By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.']NA354TRUEWhich I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable.
886260Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.1409154874PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.The bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['The bug is to figure out how to properly do it.', 'Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable.', "I think we've reached that point.", 'Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced.', 'By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.']NA354TRUEAny further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced.
896260Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.1409154874PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.The bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['The bug is to figure out how to properly do it.', 'Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable.', "I think we've reached that point.", 'Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced.', 'By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.']NA354TRUEBy patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.
906260Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.1409154874PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentThe bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.The bug is to figure out how to properly do it. Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable. I think we've reached that point. Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced. By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA60NA['The bug is to figure out how to properly do it.', 'Which I define by hacking it together for one repo, and as you repeat it for more repos you refine it until it seems sensible/maintainable.', "I think we've reached that point.", 'Any further repos that want it, can enable it the same way other pipelines are introduced.', 'By patching their Gruntfile or adding a new npm-test pipeline.']NA354TRUEI think we've reached that point.
916255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEThis avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.
926255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEURL\nURL
936255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.
946255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEIf you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.
956255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEwhich might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.
966255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEI've recently started to use this more often as well.
976255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEOnly use Grunt when there's a need for it.
986255Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding style>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npm1426088335PHID-USER-sai77mtxmpqnm6pycyvzPHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcomment>>! In T56218#973118, @adrianheine wrote: > Cool, thanks. I added `npm test`, although I didn't go through grunt since we are not running any other grunt jobs, yet: > > * Wikibase: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184591/ > * integration/config: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/184592/ That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like `mv`, `cp`, `rm`, `ln` etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside `scripts.test` (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. http://blog.keithcirkel.co.uk/how-to-use-npm-as-a-build-tool/ http://ponyfoo.com/articles/choose-grunt-gulp-or-npmQUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE QUOTE That's quite alright. If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc. which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common. I've recently started to use this more often as well. Only use Grunt when there's a need for it. This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g. jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way. URL URLNANANANANATruec13TrueNA88NA["QUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\nQUOTE\n\nThat's quite alright.", "If you don't need do run bash commands like CODE, CODE, CODE, CODE etc.", "which might not work cross-platform if put inside CODE (so you'll want to use a nodejs script or Grunt task for that); Running programs like jscs and jshint directly is perfectly fine and actually quite common.", "I've recently started to use this more often as well.", "Only use Grunt when there's a need for it.", 'This avoids added complexity, needless abstraction, and indirect dependencies on the underlying framework (e.g.', "jscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.", 'URL\nURL']NA372TRUEjscs/jshint) which can be quite annoying since it doesn't like being pinned to a direct version that way.
9910942VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1375436160PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-beeof7d2r6t7gnezbj7atask_descriptionVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementLow25NANAopenTruec13FalseFalse4NA['VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)', 'placing references inside section headers.', '<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.', 'This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).', 'Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL .', 'Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE55TRUEVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)
10010942VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1375436160PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-beeof7d2r6t7gnezbj7atask_descriptionVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementLow25NANAopenTruec13FalseFalse4NA['VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)', 'placing references inside section headers.', '<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.', 'This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).', 'Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL .', 'Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE55TRUEplacing references inside section headers.
10110942VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1375436160PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-beeof7d2r6t7gnezbj7atask_descriptionVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementLow25NANAopenTruec13FalseFalse4NA['VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)', 'placing references inside section headers.', '<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.', 'This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).', 'Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL .', 'Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE55TRUE<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.
10210942VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1375436160PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-beeof7d2r6t7gnezbj7atask_descriptionVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementLow25NANAopenTruec13FalseFalse4NA['VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)', 'placing references inside section headers.', '<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.', 'This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).', 'Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL .', 'Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE55TRUEThis is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).
10310942VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1375436160PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-beeof7d2r6t7gnezbj7atask_descriptionVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementLow25NANAopenTruec13FalseFalse4NA['VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)', 'placing references inside section headers.', '<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.', 'This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).', 'Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL .', 'Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE55TRUEExample (spam, but the principle applies): URL .
10410942VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1375436160PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-beeof7d2r6t7gnezbj7atask_descriptionVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Miniature_pig&diff=prev&oldid=566703074 . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementVisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?) placing references inside section headers./n/n<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers. This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway). Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL . Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementLow25NANAopenTruec13FalseFalse4NA['VisualEditor: Disallow (discourage?)', 'placing references inside section headers.', '<<This is not really a VE bug (it is possible in the standard editing mode as well), but it is something that happens more often in VE, and that perhaps can be automatically disabled in VE as well; inserting references inside section headers.', 'This is never needed or wanted (it is ugly, and the thing that needs to be referenced should be in the text of the section, not only in the title anyway).', 'Example (spam, but the principle applies): URL .', 'Fram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE55TRUEFram (talk) 07:31, 2 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement
10510824Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375781376382300PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_descriptionNewly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37578Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: URLLow251383013054NAdeclinedTruec13FalseFalse6NA["Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor.", '<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday.', "VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist.", 'WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE78TRUE<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday.
10610824Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375781376382300PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_descriptionNewly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37578Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: URLLow251383013054NAdeclinedTruec13FalseFalse6NA["Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor.", '<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday.', "VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist.", 'WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE78TRUEWhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**See Also**:\nURL
10710824Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375781376382300PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_descriptionNewly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37578Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: URLLow251383013054NAdeclinedTruec13FalseFalse6NA["Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor.", '<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday.', "VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist.", 'WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE78TRUENewly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor.
10810824Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375781376382300PHID-USER-wil4b5lylrvf3krixlklPHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_descriptionNewly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GreatNurse.jpeg is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37578Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor./n/n<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday. VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist. WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >> -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **See Also**: URLLow251383013054NAdeclinedTruec13FalseFalse6NA["Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor.", '<< URL is a headshot of Virginia Henderson that was uploaded to Commons yesterday.', "VisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist.", 'WhatamIdoing (talk) 00:17, 13 August 2013 (UTC) >>\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**See Also**:\nURL']FALSE78TRUEVisualEditor's image feature can't find it, and won't accept file names that it doesn't believe exist.
109871Request for edit summary previewA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Technik/Text/Edit/VisualEditor/Beta2013-07&oldid=122207411#Vorschau_f.C3.BCr_Zusammenfassung_und_Quellen -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1378253700PHID-USER-wswkm7jrcwes3tc7o34kPHID-TASK-uro44a5vqso2sy7u2arntask_descriptionRequest for edit summary preview./n/nA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Technik/Text/Edit/VisualEditor/Beta2013-07&oldid=122207411#Vorschau_f.C3.BCr_Zusammenfassung_und_Quellen -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementRequest for edit summary preview./n/nA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementNeeds Triage901380545659NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse9NA['Request for edit summary preview.', 'A De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary.', 'Report:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE12TRUERequest for edit summary preview.
110871Request for edit summary previewA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Technik/Text/Edit/VisualEditor/Beta2013-07&oldid=122207411#Vorschau_f.C3.BCr_Zusammenfassung_und_Quellen -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1378253700PHID-USER-wswkm7jrcwes3tc7o34kPHID-TASK-uro44a5vqso2sy7u2arntask_descriptionRequest for edit summary preview./n/nA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Technik/Text/Edit/VisualEditor/Beta2013-07&oldid=122207411#Vorschau_f.C3.BCr_Zusammenfassung_und_Quellen -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementRequest for edit summary preview./n/nA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementNeeds Triage901380545659NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse9NA['Request for edit summary preview.', 'A De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary.', 'Report:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE12TRUEA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary.
111871Request for edit summary previewA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Technik/Text/Edit/VisualEditor/Beta2013-07&oldid=122207411#Vorschau_f.C3.BCr_Zusammenfassung_und_Quellen -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancement1378253700PHID-USER-wswkm7jrcwes3tc7o34kPHID-TASK-uro44a5vqso2sy7u2arntask_descriptionRequest for edit summary preview./n/nA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Technik/Text/Edit/VisualEditor/Beta2013-07&oldid=122207411#Vorschau_f.C3.BCr_Zusammenfassung_und_Quellen -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementRequest for edit summary preview./n/nA De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary. Report: URL -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: enhancementNeeds Triage901380545659NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse9NA['Request for edit summary preview.', 'A De.WP user suggested to include a preview for the edit summary.', 'Report:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement']FALSE12TRUEReport:\n\nURL\n\n--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: enhancement
1123208VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=edit1374694260PHID-USER-xfe43w2lb5gpvglf4coaPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_descriptionVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=editVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: URLHigh801374700983NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse3NA['VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don\'t appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown.', "The particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox.", 'The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**URL**: URL']TRUE58TRUEVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don\
1133208VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=edit1374694260PHID-USER-xfe43w2lb5gpvglf4coaPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_descriptionVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=editVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: URLHigh801374700983NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse3NA['VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don\'t appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown.', "The particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox.", 'The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**URL**: URL']TRUE58TRUE, "The particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn
1143208VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=edit1374694260PHID-USER-xfe43w2lb5gpvglf4coaPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_descriptionVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=editVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: URLHigh801374700983NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse3NA['VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don\'t appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown.', "The particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox.", 'The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**URL**: URL']TRUE58TRUEThe Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox.
1153208VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=edit1374694260PHID-USER-xfe43w2lb5gpvglf4coaPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_descriptionVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A9%D7%93_%28%D7%9E%D7%99%D7%AA%D7%95%D7%9C%D7%95%D7%92%D7%99%D7%94%29?veaction=editVisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown./n/nThe particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox. The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal **URL**: URLHigh801374700983NAresolvedTruec13FalseFalse3NA['VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don\'t appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrown.', "The particular article in the URL field of this bug report doesn't not display the Save button in Firefox.", 'The Save button is displayed in Chrome, and it is displayed in other articles in Firefox.', '--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**URL**: URL']TRUE58TRUE--------------------------\n**Version**: unspecified\n**Severity**: normal\n**URL**: URL
1163212VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownAnother article where this happens: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A4%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%98%D7%99_%D7%9E%D7%9C%D7%97%D7%9E%D7%AA_%D7%94%D7%90%D7%96%D7%A8%D7%97%D7%99%D7%9D_%D7%91%D7%A1%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%94?veaction=edit1374694774PHID-USER-xfe43w2lb5gpvglf4coaPHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_subcommentAnother article where this happens: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A4%D7%9C%D7%99%D7%98%D7%99_%D7%9E%D7%9C%D7%97%D7%9E%D7%AA_%D7%94%D7%90%D7%96%D7%A8%D7%97%D7%99%D7%9D_%D7%91%D7%A1%D7%95%D7%A8%D7%99%D7%94?veaction=editAnother article where this happens: URLNANANANANATruec13FalseNA3NA['Another article where this happens:\n\nURL']NA59TRUEAnother article where this happens:\n\nURL
1171355"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsThis was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***1374162111PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_subcommentThis was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***This was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***NANANANANATruec13TrueNA2NA['This was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!).', '*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***']NA1316TRUEThis was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!).
1181355"Leave Feedback" link rendering as two lines in some fontsThis was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***1374162111PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-pbxss6r2sg7qfrxykecttask_subcommentThis was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***This was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***NANANANANATruec13TrueNA2NA['This was already reported as bug 51335 (sorry!).', '*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***']NA1316TRUE*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 51335 ***
1193209VisualEditor: Action buttons of the toolbar (including "Save") don't appear on some articles in Firefox because error is thrownThis is now fixed in master; we will make sure it is deployed tomorrow.1374700983PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-nlgy7km52ntxkqvlqnu2task_subcommentThis is now fixed in master; we will make sure it is deployed tomorrow.This is now fixed in master; we will make sure it is deployed tomorrow.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA3NA['This is now fixed in master; we will make sure it is deployed tomorrow.']NA1399TRUEThis is now fixed in master; we will make sure it is deployed tomorrow.
12010829Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditorThe image now comes up in the search result - this is probably a delay in the speed with which the search index is updated.1376952277PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcommentThe image now comes up in the search result - this is probably a delay in the speed with which the search index is updated.The image now comes up in the search result - this is probably a delay in the speed with which the search index is updated.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA7NA['The image now comes up in the search result - this is probably a delay in the speed with which the search index is updated.']NA1568TRUEThe image now comes up in the search result - this is probably a delay in the speed with which the search index is updated.
1218335VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsThis has been fixed for some time in the DM. Marking as such.1380845963PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_subcommentThis has been fixed for some time in the DM. Marking as such.This has been fixed for some time in the DM. Marking as such.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA13NA['This has been fixed for some time in the DM.', 'Marking as such.']NA1793TRUEThis has been fixed for some time in the DM.
1228335VisualEditor: round-trip adjacent and nested annotationsThis has been fixed for some time in the DM. Marking as such.1380845963PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-kazpxbs6hxscszn2mj4jtask_subcommentThis has been fixed for some time in the DM. Marking as such.This has been fixed for some time in the DM. Marking as such.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA13NA['This has been fixed for some time in the DM.', 'Marking as such.']NA1793TRUEMarking as such.
12310825Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***1383282089PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcomment*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ****** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***NANANANANATruec13TrueNA17NA['*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug.', '***']NA1861TRUE*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug.
12410825Newly-uploaded image doesn't immediately appear in image search results in VisualEditor*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***1383282089PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-zckv7xwfgl4cxjix23f5task_subcomment*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ****** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***NANANANANATruec13TrueNA17NA['*** Bug 52218 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug.', '***']NA1861TRUE***
1256266Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleNow merged locally in the repo for VisualEditor, and appears to be adding value; moving back to NEW for consideration to be added to jenkins for automated running.1386355646PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentNow merged locally in the repo for VisualEditor, and appears to be adding value; moving back to NEW for consideration to be added to jenkins for automated running.Now merged locally in the repo for VisualEditor, and appears to be adding value; moving back to NEW for consideration to be added to jenkins for automated running.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA22NA['Now merged locally in the repo for VisualEditor, and appears to be adding value; moving back to NEW for consideration to be added to jenkins for automated running.']NA1973TRUENow merged locally in the repo for VisualEditor, and appears to be adding value; moving back to NEW for consideration to be added to jenkins for automated running.
1266261Jenkins: Use node-jscs as checkstyle for javascript coding styleIs this intended to be a tracking bug for every repo, a bug for it to be done automatically for all repos and then repos that now break need to fix themselves, or can it be marked as FIXED?1395766504PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-2mkgo6douokimv6febmwtask_subcommentIs this intended to be a tracking bug for every repo, a bug for it to be done automatically for all repos and then repos that now break need to fix themselves, or can it be marked as FIXED?Is this intended to be a tracking bug for every repo, a bug for it to be done automatically for all repos and then repos that now break need to fix themselves, or can it be marked as FIXED?NANANANANATruec13TrueNA38NA['Is this intended to be a tracking bug for every repo, a bug for it to be done automatically for all repos and then repos that now break need to fix themselves, or can it be marked as FIXED?']NA2127TRUEIs this intended to be a tracking bug for every repo, a bug for it to be done automatically for all repos and then repos that now break need to fix themselves, or can it be marked as FIXED?
127838VisualEditor: Dimensions of small images are lost in renderingFixed in 2013.1415881118PHID-USER-ydswvwhh5pm4lshahjjePHID-TASK-bd72y7iiei67kbxti76btask_subcommentFixed in 2013.Fixed in 2013.NANANANANATruec13TrueNA71NA['Fixed in 2013.']NA2334TRUEFixed in 2013.
128872Request for edit summary preview *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 42139 ***1380545659PHID-USER-ysftv67jxeaxdwcakvwoPHID-TASK-uro44a5vqso2sy7u2arntask_subcomment *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 42139 *** *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 42139 ***NANANANANATruec13FalseNA13NA['\n\n*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 42139 ***']NA407FALSE\n\n*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 42139 ***