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Jiopaba
Joined 23 March 2024
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Regular expression helped, but it wound up with a whole lot of duplicate fields that I felt like cleaning up. I wanted to put the old "unofficial versions" into a summary text so that they could still be located to help anyone who sees the information on smapi.io and wants to pick up after a previous unofficial update. There were about 60 entries that had to be manually fixed for now containing doubled "broke in" entries.
Regular expression helped, but it wound up with a whole lot of duplicate fields that I felt like cleaning up. I wanted to put the old "unofficial versions" into a summary text so that they could still be located to help anyone who sees the information on smapi.io and wants to pick up after a previous unofficial update. There were about 60 entries that had to be manually fixed for now containing doubled "broke in" entries.
Like, how many of these am I going to have to make? Maybe I could play around with special formatting or something to kill time, but I want to push the changes before somebody else updates another mod in the list and I start having to combine the changes.
Like, how many of these am I going to have to make? Maybe I could play around with special formatting or something to kill time, but I want to push the changes before somebody else updates another mod in the list and I start having to combine the changes. Wikis aren't exactly renowned for the ability to easily merge multiple commits you know?
Wikis aren't exactly renowned for the ability to easily merge multiple commits you know?
I sincerely hope that changes to my Talk page count for not viewing me as a new editor... other than the article I want to contribute to, people have been pretty diligent about updating stuff to 1.6. So it's not as if there's a whole bunch of low-hanging fruit I can just go mess with. I also don't particularly want to make pointless changes and then pseudo-revert them immediately to an out of the way page.
I sincerely hope that changes to my Talk page count for not viewing me as a new editor... other than the article I want to contribute to, people have been pretty diligent about updating stuff to 1.6. So it's not as if there's a whole bunch of low-hanging fruit I can just go mess with. I also don't particularly want to make pointless changes and then pseudo-revert them immediately to an out of the way page.