audit-cuos
Generate activity reports for functionaries on the English Wikipedia.
Author: Molly White
License: MIT
Version: 0.2
To use
You will need to have checkuser and oversight permissions on the English Wikipedia to successfully run this script. You will also need to generate a bot password, which you will use to log in when prompted. Trying to log in with your main account username and password will not work.
- Install with pip:
pip install audit-cuos - When prompted, enter your bot username and password. Make sure you use the bot username (e.g., "GorillaWarfare@cuos") and not your main username ("GorillaWarfare").
- The script will output its results to a file called
stats.txt. Although it does its best to find people who have been added/removed from CU/OS groups, it doesn't try to determine why someone was added or removed, and so those notations will need to be added manually. You should also give the results a once-over to ensure that any users who have been renamed are not showing up under both names. - Copy the results to the Audit Statistics page.
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