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In general, it would be a good idea to do some road-testing of Wikimedia ZIMs other than Wikipedia with the new API (assuming other types also use this), but also there are a few issues where longstanding problems may have been fixed by dev (or others potentially introduced). For example, #2073 and the very similar #1033.
It depends whether it needs wider testing on other clients, I suppose. I only really test thoroughly on KJS Browser Extension and on Kiwix PWA. If I find an issue, I try to corroborate that the issue is also on other clients (Kiwix Desktop and Kiwix Android), or whether it's a problem with the JS client(s) only, so I do test a bit more widely, and then report if I find something significant that needs fixing at scraper level or in other clients.
In this case I'll be particularly keen to see whether #2073 is solved or not, and will report back on that.
So I'm unable to produce a es.wiktionary.org ZIM right now because of #2003.
I'm getting:
[error] [2024-11-05T19:14:56.416Z] Cannot render [] into an article
[error] [2024-11-05T19:14:56.417Z] Error downloading article awalk
[error] [2024-11-05T19:14:56.417Z] Failed to run mwoffliner after [2611s]: {
"name": "Error",
"message": "Cannot render [] into an article"
}
[error] [2024-11-05T19:14:56.417Z]
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Cannot render [] into an article
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In general, it would be a good idea to do some road-testing of Wikimedia ZIMs other than Wikipedia with the new API (assuming other types also use this), but also there are a few issues where longstanding problems may have been fixed by dev (or others potentially introduced). For example, #2073 and the very similar #1033.
A smallish one with full features might be
wiktionary_es_all_max
(latest version we have is https://library.kiwix.org/viewer#wiktionary_es_all_maxi_2024-06, was produced by 1.13). This is just 890MB, so seems good for testing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: