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does error still persist?
Yes, still persist.
@north berry sorry, you seem to be the only admin online atm
Can you help me if I give you admin?
no, this is technical stuff, by admin here I meant global Miraheze sysadmin aka SRE
Not really available at the moment
gonna cc <@&407534159909748746> for someone else to take a look at whenever they're available
<@&407534159909748746> Please help me 🙏
@errant crypt Hi. Temporarily disabling Wikibase should fix it. Otherwise I'd suggest filing a task on [[Phabricator]]
Thank you for your help, Turning off wikibase fixed it, but turning it on again causes an error. is there any disadvantage to the wiki if wikibase is off?
What was the error?
Maybe a composer package is missing?
Was the same for the other missing class
Ah, only WikibaseEDTF is affected, not Wikibase. That extension should be removed. Our method of using submodules is incompatible with ProfessionalWiki's composer install method for most extensions, only a few of theirs will work for us (like SemanticMediaWiki) at the moment until I have time to rework or setup for that
Ah
So I should just turn off WikibaseEDTF?
That should fix it, yes.
thanks!!
No problem!
i think we can add WikibasewEDTF to https://github.com/miraheze/mediawiki/blob/REL1_39/composer.json#L177
we already do for wikibase
I know, I wanted to avoid that, as I plan to rework composer, so we can have a composer::extension in puppet that will automatically apply to composer.local.json. But I guess might be able to for now, I'd still prefer disabling until I can fix that though.
I am also going to rework our submodules, removing them from miraheze/mediawiki directly and adding them to miraheze/mediawiki-extensions and miraheze/mediawiki-skins, to avoid many changes at all to miraheze/mediawiki, keeping it as upstream as possible.
It will make upgrading more easy.
Same with our hacks, I want to see if we can get upstream hook added for thr CDN hack, and maybe the Gitinfo one actually applied upstream.
Oh you already did @cedar pike I didn't notice....