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This is a replay of4bc0dc348a, which was reverted in9bd4fc0ae9due to unexpected use on Dutch Wiktionary. In 1.36 deprecation warnings and a tracking category were added if a wiki defined [[Template:=]] to expand to anything other than `=` (seeaeb3f45c20). This patch follows up that deprecation by finally defining `{{=}}` as a built-in, since the last usage on deployed wikis was cleaned up sometime around February 2021 (list at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Equals_sign_parser_function_template_conflicts ). We've left the tracking category defined for now, so that any remaining pages left in the tracking category on third-party wikis still retain localized category documentation. But it is expected that the next MW release will also remove the tracking category. Bug: T91154 Change-Id: I4717172f1d74d326212d51015a6cd87c3758f30d
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!! Version 2
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!! article
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Template:=
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!! text
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no
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!! endarticle
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# {{=}} is a parser function which expands to `=`, although
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# referencing a template explicitly as {{Template:=}} is fine
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# regardless of what it expands to. (T91154)
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!! test
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Basic usage of {{=}}
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!! wikitext
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This uses {{=}}.
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!! html
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<p>This uses =.
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</p>
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!! end
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!! test
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Using {{Template:=}} doesn't invoke the parser function
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!! wikitext
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This uses {{Template:=}}.
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!! html
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<p>This uses no.
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</p>
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!! end
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