Last modified: 2013-12-18 14:08:01 UTC
E:\py>fixing_redirects.py -start:! -family:wikiversity >>> Acer Aspire One <<< Getting 6 pages from wikiversity:cs... Sleeping for 4.6 seconds, 2013-12-08 21:47:35 >>> Acer Aspire One/Kychot <<< Getting 13 pages from wikiversity:cs... Sleeping for 5.8 seconds, 2013-12-08 21:47:43 Bad title value '../' Traceback (most recent call last): File "E:\py\fixing_redirects.py", line 231, in <module> main() File "E:\py\fixing_redirects.py", line 225, in main workon(page) File "E:\py\fixing_redirects.py", line 176, in workon target = page2.getMovedTarget() File "E:\py\wikipedia.py", line 3126, in getMovedTarget lastmove = gen.next()['move'] File "E:\py\wikipedia.py", line 7813, in logpages raise BadTitle pywikibot.exceptions.BadTitle
another crash (unknown reason): >>> Biofyzika: Úvod <<< Getting 11 pages from wikiversity:cs... Traceback (most recent call last): File "E:\py\fixing_redirects.py", line 231, in <module> main() File "E:\py\fixing_redirects.py", line 225, in main workon(page) File "E:\py\fixing_redirects.py", line 179, in workon target = pywikibot.Page(mysite, lastmove['new_title']) NameError: global name 'lastmove' is not defined E:\py>
Change 100391 had a related patch set uploaded by Xqt: (bug 58188) global name 'lastmove' is not defined but obsolete https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/100391
I fixed the second failure in gerrit:100391 Indeed "../" is a relative path and not a valid page title. We may keep this bug open for further enhencements to enable relative paths.
Change 100391 merged by jenkins-bot: (bug 58188) global name 'lastmove' is not defined but obsolete https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/100391
Can you check that again and confirm that the problem got solved?
It is not solved for a relative path like "../" because it is not a valid title and pywikibot cannot solve it (yet). Maybe it's an enhancement.
For the secound cause it works fine. But with crashes on [[../]] is this script still less usefull. What about hack - ignoring this titles until there is any better patch?
Just ignoring pages with bad titles instead of raising the exception would be possible.
Change 101899 had a related patch set uploaded by Xqt: (bug 58188) Ignore BadTitle Error https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/101899
JAn, could you try my last patch in Gerrit change #101899?
It took me several minutes to find right link to diff (damned git, why is diff hidden under small (gitblit) link and not under big M fixing_redirects.py +1, -1 *Side-by-Side* ?) and few seconds to modify my local file. It seems good, bot skips ../ and no more crashes.
Change 101899 merged by jenkins-bot: (bug 58188) Ignore BadTitle Error https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/101899
