Ok, thanks, didn't know about the webservice shell. I setup the venv within that shell and it seems to be working now. Thanks so much. This is now fixed, so I can run my bots on a scheduled timeframe.

In T320057#9632470, @bd808 wrote:

In T320057#9632462, @dungodung wrote:

I installed the pywikibot framework from scratch using pip in venv, and after setting it up properly (I can log in and run pwb scripts in CLI), running a job yields a ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pywikibot'

What are you doing differently when you use the cli than what your job does? One thing that can cause confusion is that files like $HOME/.profile and $HOME/.bashrc will not be executed in the jobs service. If that was how you chose to activate your venv you will need to think of another way. I personally like using the full or relative path to the venv's python interpreter rather than $PATH magic in the shell.

I installed the pywikibot framework from scratch using pip in venv, and after setting it up properly (I can log in and run pwb scripts in CLI), running a job yields a ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pywikibot'

Hmm, did that, but it didn't work (even after restarting the whole bash session). Still get the same error.

I'm constantly getting

Never mind, I figured out that I have to run it with a relative path, like "./brcl.sh"

I get a "/bin/sh: 1: ./data/project/srwiki/brcl.sh: not found" error. Some help please

It didn't get executed for some reason. Or it did, but it encountered an error...

I did the switchover -- commented out the two crontab jobs and created new ones with the toolforge-jobs command. Hopefully this should do it.

Alright, that means that I could move these cron jobs to Kubernetes once those issues are fixed?

I think I tried to do this on at least two occasions. I stopped the webservice and then started it again with k8s, but it seems like that didn't do the trick. Help would be appreciated.

Hi, please delete u4529_srwiki, it's empty and useless.

Please don't troll here.

As you can see on [[sr:n:Викивести:Форум]] there was no discussion about this at all. Also, I wouldn't consider a few disparate users that contribute here and there a community...

I don't see a need for deleting those pages.

Hi @MusikAnimal, could you export data for Serbian Wikipedia (srwiki) as well?

I see that this has been fixed, i.e. limit of 5000 now works as expected (it still reverts back to 1000 in the URL, but at least it shows 5000 items).

Before the new RC page (the makeover), the URL didn't used to change when you changed the limit. The limit from the URL was respected up to 5000. Ever since the RC makeover, the URL always displayed up to 1000, but the page did show up to 5000 recent changes (this inconsistency bugged me, but it wasn't a big deal). However, this ticket was raised when the 1000 hard limit was imposed, which I think doesn't make sense for smaller projects.

Are there any updates on this?

OK, I removed all references to postimg.com from Common.css.

In T165896#3414240, @Nirzar wrote:

Add following code to commons.css on sr.wikipedia.org It should fix the alignment.

.header .branding-box h1 img {
    top: 2px;
    position: relative;
}

I added this code to common.css now.

To me it makes more sense to create a Wikimedia-IRC project, rather than GC-specific project. It would be more encompassing.

OK, I translated everything and reviewed and corrected all previous translations. When can we get this in production?

The brochure has been created in Serbian and also in English. They have been printed and several of the brochures in English have been distributed during the Wikimedia Conference.

The Ranko Nikolić problem has already been resolved within T157191. I believe Deryck is referring to something else that's unrelated to me.

Well, once Barras is removed, it's wise to change the password.
The one I have on record (the one automatically sent a year ago) isn't working (someone might have changed it and hasn't notified the rest of the admins).

https://dash.wikimedia.org/ would work for me :)

Once you decide, you'll have to go through the standard process of requesting cloaks, as described here.

Could the similar issue at T115517 be solved in a similar fashion?

We have a template in Serbian that we use for our purposes. I can translate it to English, but where do I put it?

This could be considered a subtask of T115614

Task force sounds better to me (sound like there's much action behind it, as opposed to committees, which sound a bit more static) :D

Seems like there's no opposition on any of the projects regarding this. Can we more forward with it, please?

Just a comment on doodle times: beware that many countries (at least in Europe) are changing from DST to standard time during the weekend, so in local time 10pm UTC on Saturday is different than 10pm UTC on Sunday.

Plus srwikinews

Honestly, I thought we wouldn't need such bureaucracy for such a non-controversial change, but here it is:

Sure, I should be able to partake next week.

I'm also willing to help out with this. Maybe create a small temporary task force?

To tackle this problem, I guess you first need to know who the participants will be. Most people from Europe don't need a visa (Serbia included), so a bunch of work is done. What we can do is make a list of all potential participants, that might be trimmed later (because of the conditions of activity), so we could have an overview of roughly how many participants would need a visa.

Thanks, James.

Liang-chih Shang Kuan has applied two weeks ago. Let's see if this gets approved soon :)

Everyone is for the change :)

The discussion was started a while ago, and the voting is still ongoing (it ends in 4 days).

I started community discussion here. I'll be back in a few days to see whether there's consensus regarding this change or not.

Thanks, will use this for tracking progress. :)

I thought this was so basic and obvious that there doesn't need to be any sort of discussion.

Both admins and bureaucrats for adding, bureaucrats for removal. Thanks