Last modified: 2008-05-07 15:25:59 UTC
When editing [[:de:Vorlage:Gesprochene_Version]] for example, the FlaggedRev box of [[:de:Albert_Einstein]] will show "not sighted" and "0 revisions to be sighted", although being sighted!
http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&action=history (current rev is/was marked as sighted) But the box says something different if logged in! See also [[:de:Wikipedia:Fragen_zur_Wikipedia#Bug_oder_Verst.C3.A4ndnisfrage_zu_gesichteten_Versionen]] Is this related to Bug 13974?
Note: The basic idea, that a template change will lead to *other* content, that was not yet sighted - resulting in a status change - is good. But then on http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&action=history the latest revision should not be shown as "still sighted" (light blue)! And/or if the template gets sighted by a user all those articles should get their status back!
This report seems a bit confused. Template/image sighting is not on, so that doesn't matter. The reason the message shows slightly differently is because the current and stable version are no longer synced, however the page itself may still only have 0 pending edits. What might be a good idea is to tweak the wording or something.
Did you try it? Steps: 1. Log in 2. Change [[:de:Vorlage:Gesprochene_Version]] 3. Go to [[:de:Albert_Einstein]] (where the most current revision seems to (suddenly) be not sighted anymore) 4. Log out 5. [[:de:Albert_Einstein]] shows: there is a more current rev
(In reply to comment #2) > Note: The basic idea, that a template change will lead to *other* content, that > was not yet sighted - resulting in a status change - is good. > But then on > http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Albert_Einstein&action=history > the latest revision should not be shown as "still sighted" (light blue)! > > And/or if the template gets sighted by a user all those articles should get > their status back! > Per #3. The history is correct. The tag also seems fine. It probably could just use better wording.