Last modified: 2012-12-11 09:46:01 UTC
Found this while testing r97296. Since I wrote the exact steps to reproduce this in IRC, here are the logs: <hexmode> installed and created default LocalSettings.php <hexmode> User:Test has no content [15:59] <hexmode> Log in as Test <hexmode> create User:Test with content "blah" <hexmode> Change gender to male [16:00] <hexmode> added $wgExtraGenderNamespaces line to LocalSettings.php [16:01] <hexmode> Visit User:Test [16:02] <hexmode> redirects to The_man:Test <hexmode> no content <hexmode> Remove line from LocalSettings.php [16:03] <hexmode> Return to User:Test <hexmode> shows content "blah" Note that the exact line I put in LocalSettings.php was: $wgExtraGenderNamespaces[NS_USER] = array( 'male' => 'The man', 'female' => 'The lady' ); Niklas told me this was a mis-communication and that I should have used 'The_man' and 'The_lady' instead.
How is this related to watchlist?
It isn't.
Shouldn't this be resolved as WONTFIX (not a bug)? It's just a mistake in configuration after all.
(In reply to comment #3) > Shouldn't this be resolved as WONTFIX (not a bug)? It's just a mistake in > configuration after all. Indeed, the underscore requirement is quite a widespread one in MediaWiki.