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Obsolete code that was useful when meta[NAME] was being converted from a string to list of strings. Near line 122.
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It would make it easier to share specific parts of longer pages on wikis if we could have a button next to each header that links to that specific heading. Github and Wikipedia already have it - we should be able to have it too!
We have this syntax already:
## Some heading {#Anchor}
the above sets the id of the header to Anchor. We should try not to break this syntax.
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Hey, I'm currently playing around with the tool.
I noticed that you are using SimpleMDE and Parsedown to edit and display the md files. I suggest using EasyMDE instead of SimpleMDE as SimpleMDE is not actively developed anymore.
Also I suggest using ParsedownExtended in addition to Pars
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There are a lot of new REST APIs for wikipedia present in the REST API docs.
We'll look through them one by one and implement the same. Any one who wants to pick up on any other REST API should ideally open a new issue.
The REST API has a /page/mobile-sections/{title} endpoint which which provides mobile friendly html.
Implement
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Halo 1 has a guides hub, copy the basic template and start an empty one for both of these other games.
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Why this could be useful:
3rd party applications that maintain user accounts would be enabled to create new wiki users without manual interaction. E.g. providing a centralized documentation platform with acl for a large number of users.
Current workflow:
Export users to csv and then import with usermanager mass import feature. After import the users acl are modified by the workflow u