Can you, or someone please package it up and get it into Fedora?

Once it's packaged it should be pretty easy to install and enable...

Sure, I can look into that. I'll re-open once I've done it. Thanks!

The package review was approved.

The plugin has different releases for different mediawiki versions. May I please know what version of Fedora the wiki is running on, and could you also confirm what version of mediawiki it is? I'll build versions of the plugin accordingly.

Thanks,

Its currently running fedora 30, but we could upgrade to f31 if that helps...

Both F30 and F31 have the same version of mediawiki, and so will have the same version of the plugin so an update isn't currently required. I'll have the packages built before the end of the day. Thanks!

I've just submitted it to testing for F30 now: https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2020-4bd7c67a8d

If there's anything else I can help with, please do let me know.

So, I enabled this in stg and It doesn't seem to be working.

I wonder if it could be theme related?

@ryanlerch can you take a look?

Oh? I hope the package is OK? It only places the files in the right place
but maybe i got the permissions wrong or something silly like that?

Yeah, I am not sure... it loaded fine, but doesn't appear doing anything.

However, I also note, our Fedora theme has in the footer the same info...

ie, https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/31/Schedule has:
" This page was last edited on 26 August 2019, at 12:55.Content is available under Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported unless otherwise noted."
the second line from the bottom... not sure thats the same info you need or not.

If that info can be moved to the top of the page to make it more visible to users, then we don't need the plugin. The message in the footer is not visible enough IMO. It's more likely for someone to check page history instead (which while seasoned community members may do, users who find our wiki pages using searches etc. would not).

The idea really just is to make it clearly apparent to a reader what the state of the page is. The main target audience here are end users who are not wiki savvy.

So, I deployed this and it's not showing up because the theme.

@ryanlerch can you answer the questions here?

@ryanlerch is on extended leave for N months. I don't think this will get an answer for a bit.

Oh yeah. I am not sure if there's anyone else who knows mediawiki theming tho. ;(

Oh yeah. I am not sure if there's anyone else who knows mediawiki theming tho. ;(

I was thinking to have a look at this, but it'd probably be better to do it in stg first :]

This has been done and submitted upstream at: https://pagure.io/fedora-mediawikitheme/pull-request/34

How does this look https://stg.fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Project_Wiki ?

@ankursinha did you see my previous comment?

Yes, sorry, thought I replied already! That looks very good to me. :)

Considering F33 freeze ends in two days, I'll update the wiki theme POST F33 release and we'll be able to close this ticket :)

Alright, the mediawiki-skin-fedora package got updated to 0.09. Apache has been restarted and it looks like we have the last modified information now display near the top.

Let's consider this ticket closed but please let us know if you need anything else!