Last modified: 2013-08-13 12:41:07 UTC
I'm currently cleaning wmf-config/InitialiseSettings.php file (cf. bug #29902). I would like to know what to do with the following lines: (1) Is gsw the definitive name for the alsatian wikis? # 'alswiki' => 'gem-alsatian', # 'alswiktionary' => 'gem-alsatian', 'alswiki' => 'gsw', # FIXME: rename these wikis 'alswiktionary' => 'gsw', # FIXME: rename these wikis 'alswikibooks' => 'gsw', # to rename 'alswikiquote' => 'gsw', # to rename (2) What about Chinese? 'zh_classicalwiki' => 'lzh', # to rename 'zh_min_nanwiki' => 'nan', # to rename 'zh_min_nanwiktionary' => 'nan', # to rename 'zh_min_nanwikibooks' => 'nan', # to rename 'zh_min_nanwikiquote' => 'nan', # to rename 'zh_yuewiki' => 'yue', # to rename (3) Are the following misc renames still to plan in the future? 'bat_smgwiki' => 'sgs', # to rename 'be_x_oldwiki' => 'be-tarask', # to rename 'fiu_vrowiki' => 'vro', # to rename 'fiu_vrowiki' => 'vro', # to rename 'roa_rupwiki' => 'rup', # to rename 'roa_rupwiktionary' => 'rup', # to rename
Yes, they are planned for somewhere in the distant future, see bug 19986. You can remove the commented out "gem-alsatian" ones. Note for Alemannic (not just Alsatian), "gsw" is the most correct code in the current ISO 639.
Done in Gerrit change #23059.
(In reply to comment #0) > (2) What about Chinese? See bug 8217.
I don't think there is any more to do here. When the relevant dependencies of bug 19986 are fixed, these lines will just be removed from InitialiseSettings. No need to keep this bug open as well.
