Can you please show us consensus that the hungarian wikipedia wants/is enthusiastic about having version 5? Obviously we very much want to deploy on every wiki we can reach - but we try to avoid deploying things without clear evidence that the community as a whole is enthusiastic. I would suggest getting feedback about the idea, and then we can talk about deploying, either to a category or to every page.

I know enwiki folks can give developers no end of grief even for the most innocent software changes, but asking for community consensus for the version upgrade of a tool that is not even used yet is maybe a bit over-defensive :-)

Anyway, here:
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikip%C3%A9dia:Kocsmafal_%28javaslatok%29#Olvas.C3.B3i_visszajelz.C3.A9sek_tesztel.C3.A9se

Current setting is to only enable it for [[Category:ArticleFeedback teszt]]; that would be fine for now so we can check localization, try out how it works etc.

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I know enwiki folks can give developers no end of grief even for the most
innocent software changes, but asking for community consensus for the version
upgrade of a tool that is not even used yet is maybe a bit over-defensive :-)

Well, there are very substantial differences between versions 4 and 5 :). I was not aware that the tool was not in use; do you mean that you are testing it on a certain subset, but have not got it available on every article?

That discussion looks great (and kills two birds with one stone - we are looking to turn off version 2). I will include the Hungarian Wikipedia in our deployment plan and let you know when we have a confirmed deployment date :).

It is enabled on a single article only (via a service category, so we can add it to more articles as we go). We want to check the localization first and get familiar with how it works. (Unfortunately we never got further then that with v2, mostly because I didn't have much time to advertise it, so few people got interested. I hope to do better this time.)

Thanks in advance!

Cool! So we're talking a trial run, then?

Yes. I was thinking of something like this:

1. enable on a single small-traffic page, check localization, functionality, permissions etc.
2. enable on a single large-traffix page, test with actual visitors
3. if there is no major problem, enable globally for a set period of time (probably three months), see if it works out in practice & whether we can keep up with the traffic
4. make a final community decision

For steps 1&2 the current configuration (enable it for articles in [[Category:ArticleFeedback teszt]] only) is fine, we just need the version upgrade.

That sounds awesome :). I'll give you a poke when we've got our plan set in stone.

Hi Oliver,

just wondering if there is any update on this. I know the WMF does not plan further development of ArticleFeedback after the lack of enthuasiasm from the larger communities, but just turning it on in its current state would be fine.

There is a discussion in bug 61163 on whether small wikis should be allowed to use or test ArticleFeedback; your views are welcome.

Closing, no local discussion and the summary is outdated because there is no AFT on hu.wiki to upgrade. Please reopen or file a new bug, following instructions at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requesting_wiki_configuration_changes.

Local discussion was at https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikip%C3%A9dia:Kocsmafal_(javaslatok)/Arch%C3%ADv90#Olvas.C3.B3i_visszajelz.C3.A9sek_tesztel.C3.A9se , reopening.

That vote is about unspecified "testing" (how many articles, what configuration?) and "updating" (no longer relevant since AFTv4 was disabled), useless without an updated discussion including the necessary details.

AFT5 is not going to be maintained or deployed; Nemo, you know this. Waving 'no local consensus' is not necessary ;p.