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Miraheze continually strives to provide a strong, community centred service; along with that comes community scrutiny and community involvement over projects that are planned to take up considerable resources in terms of development, reviewing efforts, deployment, or long-standing maintenance.
Below is a list of large projects that SRE has in mind, the idea of this page is to:
- Have a centralised place for active community discussion over merits, design specs, etc.
- Store all information about a project in a central place, not in Phorge.
- Be planned and thoroughly thought through before being formally proposed as a project eligible for a goal.
A proposal template is available here and should be put in a subpage.
Anyone may:
- Propose a new project (see here).
- Comment on a proposal (use the talk page of the relevant proposal).
- Work on a proposal (see Contributing and starting points in a proposal for guidance).
Current proposals
- Automation of SSL requests — Implement a system where on request, users are able to generate a Lets Encrypt certificate which is then deployed to GitHub and to MediaWiki via $wgServer (after being approved by an SRE member) (~175 hours).
- CreateWiki AI improvement — Improve the current AI system for CreateWiki to allow for different factors to be taken into account when assessing how ‘good’ a request is (~175 hours).
- Proper CI for Miraheze extensions — Implement proper continuous integration for extensions maintained by Miraheze (~175 hours).
進行中
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Completed
- List of Miraheze wikis — A page where all wikis are listed off and can be ranked/categorised and viewed by all users.
- Statistics page for all wikis — A page where analytical information for all wikis can be displayed using information collected and stored by Miraheze currently in Matomo.
- Multiversion — Ability to deploy multiple MediaWiki versions to one server.