Change 109503 had a related patch set uploaded by 01tonythomas:
Renamed "login" to "log in" where it is used as a verb

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/109503

Change 109503 merged by jenkins-bot:
Renamed "login" to "log in" where it is used as a verb

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/109503

I see this got lightning fixed but why not change it to sign in - we already use the phrase sign up for the other action. I feel this would be even better...

This fix is also incomplete...

Change 109698 had a related patch set uploaded by Jdlrobson:
Switch from 'log in' to 'sign in'

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/109698

jonesey95 wrote:

Why would this be changed to "sign in" when the regular (non-mobile) site uses "log in"? I would think that the terminology should be consistent across the site, if only for ease of documentation.

"Log in" appears to be the accepted phrase. I believe that "Sign in" would introduce inconsistency.

Whatever I'm not fussed either way. That said - there are a few more instances of login that need changing to 'log in' for this bug to be resolved.

According to Kenan (product owner/manager for mobile web), we ought to keep 'log in'. Jon, we should probably just abandon the patchset. I took a quick look through the i18n file an browser tests, I didn't see any other errant instances of 'login', though I may be mistaken.

Change 109698 abandoned by Jdlrobson:
Switch from 'log in' to 'sign in'

Reason:
The ones that were missing seem to have magically appeared. A little confused but looks like this is done.

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/109698

I'm a tad confused as earlier today it seemed some messages were still using 'Login' but that doesn't seem to be the case now. I can only assume I was looking at some outdated branch.