Last modified: 2013-07-24 02:50:50 UTC
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Stand-your-ground_law&diff=562005779&oldid=561464750 is a good example (hat-tip to MatMaRex)
Another is https://pl.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Waldemar_Kasta&diff=36944980&oldid=36944831 .
Very strange, looks like metadata is being moved somehow. Do we have any information about what the editors did to provoke this?
(In reply to comment #1) > Another is > https://pl.wikipedia.org/w/index. > php?title=Waldemar_Kasta&diff=36944980&oldid=36944831 Bartosz, Both these corruptions were by you - were both of them made using Opera? If so, I'm happy to mark this bug out to you (but please clean up after yourself when editing using a blacklisted browser).
Eh, it seems to be Opera-specific after all, I can't reproduce on Firefox (but it reproduces reliably in Opera).
Funnily, my testing shows that the categories are only moved inside the reference if it contains a template. Inserting an empty or text-only reference results in the cateogires eing killed entirely.
function testSpliceBroken() { var n = 256; var a = []; a[n] = 'a'; a.splice( n+1, 0, 'b' ); return a[n] != 'a'; }; This yields 'true' on Opera. That's probably the bizarrest browser bug I've ever seen, and it seems to be the root cause of this.
Change 72233 had a related patch set uploaded by Matmarex: Array.prototype.splice polyfill for Opera https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/72233
Change 72233 merged by jenkins-bot: Array.prototype.splice polyfill for Opera https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/72233
This should be fixed now. Rejoice!
Done and will be deployed tomorrow.