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Devriyeli değişiklikler, belirli kullanıcılara yeni sayfalar ve ögeler için Special:RecentChanges sayfasında "devriye" olarak yani "onaylanmış" olarak işaretlenmesine olanak tanıyan bir özelliktir. A good edit might be marked as "patrolled", but a bad edit might also be marked as "patrolled", if it was reverted or its most obvious regressions were fixed. Varsayılan olarak bu özellik hizmetli grubunda olsa da; çoğu viki kullanıcılara 'patrol' grubunu atamaktadır.

Bu özellik son değişikliklerdeki istenmeyen değişiklikler, link spam'ı ve vandalizmi izlemede oldukça etkilidir. Bu, insanların (bunu yapma izni olan) devriye faaliyetlerini koordine etmelerine olanak tanır, böylece düzenlemeler bir kez kontrol edilir ve daha az çaba harcanır (aynı düzenlemeyi kontrol eden farklı kişiler).

This feature also allows setting trustworthy users' edits to be automatically patrolled, so that the people who review recent changes need not spend time doing unnecessary reviewing.

To mark an edit as patrolled
  1. Access Special:RecentChanges
    Changes which are not patrolled display with a red exclamation mark (!).
  2. Click the (diff) link next to an edit.
  3. To mark the edit as patrolled, click the Mark as patrolled link.
To mark a new page as patrolled
  1. New pages which are not patrolled display with a yellow background.
  1. To mark a new page as patrolled, visit it and click the [Mark this page as patrolled] link near the bottom of the page.
To mark a new file as patrolled
  1. If you want to see only unpatrolled files, check "Hide patrolled uploads"
  1. To mark a new file or new file version as patrolled, visit it and click the [Mark this file version as patrolled] link near the bottom of the file description.

Caveats

  • There is currently no method to undo the marking of a page as patrolled.

Hiding patrolled edits from recent changes

Patrolled edits can be hidden from recent changes by adding &hidepatrolled=1 to the URL in the following form:

https://www.linuxwebexpert.com/wiki/index.php?title=Special:RecentChanges&hidepatrolled=1

Note: this works only for users with the patrol or patrolmarks right. This might change after <translate> task <tvar name=1>T44246</tvar></translate> is solved in future.

Customization

Enabling/disabling

MediaWiki sürümü:
<translate> ≥</translate> 1.4

Patrolled edits are enabled by default. To disable this, set $wgUseRCPatrol in LocalSettings.php to false.

$wgUseRCPatrol = false;

Permissions

Patrolled edits are enabled for sysops by default. Use the $wgGroupPermissions configuration variable to assign this to new or existing user groups. See Manual:User rights management .

For instance, to create a patrollers group:

$wgGroupPermissions['patrollers']['patrol'] = true;

Automatic patrolling

Edits by users with the "autopatrol" right, assigned only to sysops by default, are automatically marked patrolled.

Marker

The formatting of the unpatrolled edit marker can be altered using CSS. The exclamation mark displayed on the Recent changes log is styled using the span.unpatrolled class.

Log

Patrolling actions are listed in the Patrol log (example).

See also