Could be interesting to print the sizes for these too. I assume they are mostly completely empty strings?

I can confirm that, the "less strict" unmodified error appear when trying to publish

Console example running on my local

When user click on the "confirm step", we log the duration (from page load to user confirm) time together with the click, let me know what's the context key for it

In T339974#10990600, @Nikerabbit wrote:

What should have happened instead?:
Warning is suppressed until user tries to publish the page, which then re-activates all warnings.

Warning does not reappear after trying to publish.

This is done in T396733: Release Wikipedia Preview Wordpress Plugin (Jun 2025)

If we have both errors displayed: publishing and saving draft...on saving the draft, I see the error related to draft saving disappear...but I think we should also remove the publishing related error at that time. See image below:

Dev: The main reason for the error is due to the offline check. During offline mode, the process queue timer does not reset. As a result, the entire flow is stuck there until the user edits something.

The draft namespace is available on hebrew,
Russian Wikipedia doesn't have it because no draft namespace exist

I can't reproduce it anymore, the edited template was saved regularly.

Follow up ticket:

production, draft saving

External link looks like this right now

External link looks like this right now

Two changes

Other case:

The Visual Editor displays an unlink button for external links, although it may not be identical to the one in the Content Translation (CX) tool.

The patch (new implementation) handles the language without spaces
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/extensions/ContentTranslation/+/1142493

As default it shows the error message

dealing with External link on target surface, it should look like this

After the understanding from the Link ui,

When i translate a template, it shows blank and no error to me

This working fine to me, when i tried it on the article Vande_Mataram that Santhosh mentioned in the previous comment.

I don't understand what m (13) means, and which template you are translating?

Thanks, i can reproduce it.

@ihurbain, could you please provide the specific article you were translating and the language pair (from/to) when you encountered this double-encoding issue with the template URL?

Interesting, in this case (de -> en) Melbourne Cup from the source surface without clipboard copy & paste