Something or someone keeps on restarting it periodically as a Python 2 service, when it should be uwsgi-plain.

Thank you.

Any updates?

@Niharika Would it be possible for me to email that info to you?

@01tonythomas I don't have a gerrit account.

Sounds reasonable. Perhaps he'd be able to take a look today.

Thank you for your response.

So the view query isn't indexed or what?

I wrote new stuff.

@Qgil I removed this task from the hackathon description thing T119703

MariaDB [enwiki_p]> select log_timestamp, log_action from logging where log_namespace=0 and log_title='Great_Nuclear_Doge_Event' and log_type='delete' and log_timestamp > '20160121065733';
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1 row in set (12.60 sec)

Is there an ETA for their completion? I notice that some of those listed tasks are months old.

@Reedy I have included the explains that @Legoktm ran for me in the description.

Details of the query in question:

this is probably relevant:

@Niharika What's MVP?

Also, I agree with Addshore's last comment here.

I'm interested in working on this for GSOC. I think I'd be a good match for this task, especially given that one of my very own Labs tools is referenced in this task.

Another issue with versioning is that it promises that the old code using the old versions will continue to work

Does it really, necessarily? Should old APIs not be deprecated?

Even a version per module can sometimes be problematic: if two unrelated breaking changes are made to the module, one arbitrarily gets "v3" and one gets "v4", but a client needing BC behavior for v3 but new behavior for v4 is stuck.

It seems to be terribly encoded only for some revisions: https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Institut_d%27histoire_de_la_R%C3%A9volution_fran%C3%A7aise&diff=prev&oldid=59390655&diffonly=1 is in utf8.

As we can see from that url, it's using lighttpd.
The web application is using cherrypy on a local installation of Python 3.3.5rc1.

I'd also prefer if I could do the actual fixing-the-code part myself, if this even needs fixing.

I fixed it.