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WIKICATEGORYMEMBERS does not support non-mainspace articles #1
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Hey @tomayac have you had a chance to look at this? |
Not yet, but I have not forgotten about it, no worries. What would help in order to have a holistic solution (and not just fix one particular function) would be if you could list all "namespace-able" functions here. Thanks. |
Sure:
I think, of the existing tools, those are the only ones where you don't specifically query a title, so it would be worth being able to limit the outcomes. |
Sorry that this took longer than expected, but I have finally committed b8139fe that closes #1. It has just been released as version 13 on the Google Sheets Add-on Store (you might need to reload Google Sheets for it to be updated). @Sadads, hope this works fine for you :-) You pass the namespaces as pipe-separated values like so: |
Thanks! This should be exactly what we need, I will let you know if there are any other concerns. |
Hey, I love the tool, but really want to be able to create a list of "Wikipedia:" namespace pages, with WIKICATEGORYMEMBERS and the other linking tools. For example, the current is not returning outcomes for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:The_Wikipedia_Library . A lot of programs and community activity regularly use other namespaces, such as User pages, talk pages, and Wikipedia: space (or project space). For those of us who do evaluation and assessment of the community, and would be really valuable, to be able to pull that data quickly, and without having to work through other tools, quarry or the API proper. Having an additional variable that allowed a call on different namespaces, would be incredibly powerful.
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