Hi,
It there anything against moving mwEmbed to commons / meta instead of prototype?
If it's only about having people to do the job, I'm considering to ask for editinterface rights for other security fixes related to https, so maybe I could do this too.
Best regards,
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mdale wrote:
mwEmbed presently makes use of a custom loading framework. So it would not be easy to just "move it over" to commons. We are working on ~native~ support for mwEmbed in an extension called Timed Media Handler see bug 27699
After we deploy TMH I can look at porting the other mwEmbed components ( video editor ) over to the new gadget system.
--michael
prototype.wikimedia.org is going to get killed soon (see bug 41433).
Does the issue of missing https:// still applies to a currently supported testing server (labsconsole?)?
Native support for mwEmbed via TMH is in place now (see bug 27699).
(In reply to comment #1 by Michael Dale)
After we deploy TMH I can look at porting the other mwEmbed components ( video
editor ) over to the new gadget system.
Michael: Is that still desirable or is this a WONTFIX?
Assuming this is obsolete now as prototype.* is going to die soon.
We won't fix issues on prototype anymore.
Jérémie: If this is still a problem on labsconsole etc, please file a new report against MediaWiki extensions > TimedMediaHandler. Thanks!