We currently exclude de-formal and nl-informal from being used for monolingual text because they're about the interface not the content. Since then, es-formal and hu-formal have also been enabled as interface languages and those should be excluded too.
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Exclude es-formal and hu-formal from the list of languages | mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase | master | +5 -1 |
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Change 456909 had a related patch set uploaded (by MarcoAurelio; owner: MarcoAurelio):
[mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase@master] Exclude es-formal and hu-formal from the list of languages
Change 456909 merged by jenkins-bot:
[mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase@master] Exclude es-formal and hu-formal from the list of languages
Shall we wait till the wmf.22 train arrives to Wikidata to test if this worked before marking this task as resolved? Thanks.
I did some tests today. I could add a label for es-formal, so I'm not sure if this is working as expected.
Labels are separate from monolingual text statements (see T51024 for disallowing de-formal for labels)
es-formal is still showing up for monolingual text statements though, I was able to do https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?diff=748537892 just now.
Thanks for clarifying. Shall I file a task to disable es-formal, nl-informal and hu-formal labels as well?
Also, wmf.22 is only on group0 wikis, it'll arrive to group1 today and group2 tomorrow. I think Wikidata is in group1 so we'll see in the next hours.
If that is desired then yes!
Also, wmf.22 is only on group0 wikis, it'll arrive to group1 today and group2 tomorrow. I think Wikidata is in group1 so we'll see in the next hours.
Tested on test, and it looks like it works! :)
I'll let @Lydia_Pintscher move this ticked along the board though :)
Yep, it's gone. :)
Maybe it would be better to expand the scope of the existing ticket? The formal/informal variants all need the same solution, a different content language from the UI language plus preventing the UI language from being used for content.