How do we use PDFs and book creator on Wikimedia projects?
What is the usual feature of such tools that is missing from ours or no longer working?
What features need to be preserved if we move to another system?
What are our options?
Closing: As this is now captured in T146757
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | • JKatzWMF | T150871 [EPIC] (Proposal) Replicate core OCG features and sunset OCG service | |||
| Resolved | Johan | T146757 Begin conversation with community on move from OCG to Electron | |||
| Resolved | • Moushira | T146387 Check PDF needed and appealing functionalities for communities | |||
| Resolved | Johan | T160745 PDFs – find out what works well, what's lacking and what's less prioritised | |||
| Resolved | Johan | T164600 Make sure Reading/Web/PDF_Functionality page is ready for feedback | |||
| Invalid | Johan | T164601 Set up banners about PDF functionality discussion on relevant Special: pages | |||
| Resolved | Johan | T169724 PDF discussion summarised: Tell the community |
Is a clearer description available somewhere which problem to solve, e.g. explaining who "we" is, and how this is aligned with OCG work?
When it comes to missing things, also see https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T33552 and https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T43037 (old tracking tasks, open dependencies welcome triaging) and https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T102513#2026603 (for a list of current Phab projects covering PDF related tasks).
Hey @Andre, this focuses on the community side of things, before taking any tech decisions.
@Moushira I think we need to extend this to the collections extension (aka, how do people use the book creator feature) unless you already have a task for that. The pdf stuff is unfortunately tied closely to book creator. :(
Is this task related to T146757: Begin conversation with community on move from OCG to Electron (a subtask)? Should it be associated to Electron-PDFs?
Is this task stalled or supposed to move to Community-Relations-Support (Jan-Mar 2017)