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We could replace the current [[Slack]] broken channel with a similar method of tracking broken equipment on the wiki. Benefit would be that we would be able to start tracking downtime, breakdown frequency, current status of whole facility and similar. | We could replace the current [[Slack]] broken channel with a similar method of tracking broken equipment on the wiki. Benefit would be that we would be able to start tracking downtime, breakdown frequency, current status of whole facility and similar. | ||
The pages are stored in a different namespace that can be edited without login; [[Template:Broken]] only stores the broken info and it would be shown on the [[template:tool]] via query. | |||
== example == | == example == | ||
* [[Broken:0845025035]] | |||
* [[Broken:111]] | |||
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===Currently Broken Tools=== | ===Currently Broken Tools=== | ||
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== Status == | == Status == | ||
I started to set this up but decided to leave it until the wiki is a bit more mature | * I started to set this up but decided to leave it until the wiki is a bit more mature | ||
* | * I shelved this when I realized we needed to think further through how we would possibly transition to this, and that this might be better as a second or later step. | ||
* Also, something went wrong with a bunch of the test pages; they show up in searches even if pages themselves have been deleted etc. Search for "broken" for examples. | |||
[[Category: Possible future functionality]] | [[Category: Possible future functionality]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:25, 2024 October 13
We could replace the current Slack broken channel with a similar method of tracking broken equipment on the wiki. Benefit would be that we would be able to start tracking downtime, breakdown frequency, current status of whole facility and similar.
The pages are stored in a different namespace that can be edited without login; Template:Broken only stores the broken info and it would be shown on the template:tool via query.
example
Currently Broken Tools
| _pageName | tool | problem | severity | datetime reported | datetime fix expected | datetime fixed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broken:111 | Test tool | Locked out | 2024-05-01 | |||
| Broken:0845025035 | yubgfjbyb | Locked out | 2024-04-29 |
Break Log
Status
- I started to set this up but decided to leave it until the wiki is a bit more mature
- I shelved this when I realized we needed to think further through how we would possibly transition to this, and that this might be better as a second or later step.
- Also, something went wrong with a bunch of the test pages; they show up in searches even if pages themselves have been deleted etc. Search for "broken" for examples.