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mediawiki-1.25 API incompatibility #69
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@blackwinter suggested to try ignoring warnings by |
Thanks for filing this issue. For the record: The MediaWiki version used by Wikipedia (currently 1.25wmf1) is bleeding edge and not publicly released yet. The underlying change, however, has even greater ramifications (wikimedia/mediawiki@fdddf94) and will be released in 1.24, scheduled for next month. |
Thanks for checking the Mediawiki version history for me. Wow, I never thought that Wikipedia devops are so bold to live off the bleeding edge in production %) |
For better or worse, MediaWiki is Wikipedia, and they've been running those unreleased "wmf" versions for years. |
Related to #76. |
Is it still necessary to use this workaround? |
Here's another warning from MW 1.25, raised by
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This is not going to get fixed unless somebody sends in a pull request. Also, given that WMF has now released an "official" client at https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-ruby-api, I will likely be deprecating this library entirely soon. |
Makes sense, thanks. |
I have a mediawiki-gateway based bot that I'd like to run on http://ru.wikipedia.org/ - last time I tried it on about ~2013-12, and it was ok back then, but nowadays I always get the following error:
Basically, it seems that mediawiki-gateway tries to use
action=query&prop=info&intoken=edit
stuff, which seems to bedeprecated now:
It's probably a fairly vital issue, as it makes mediawiki-gateway totally unusable in current Wikipedia's installation environments, at least out of the box.
As far as I understand, it's not necessary to request a token, it would be given out automatically anyway in modern Mediawiki installations - probably this could be simply fixed by removing
intoken=
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