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   |services=''affected services''
 
   |services=''affected services''
 
   |summary=''summary of the problem''}}
 
   |summary=''summary of the problem''}}
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There is a <code>type</code> parameter, which gives the type of outage.  It defaults to "Issue".
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<nowiki>{{</nowiki>outage
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  |type=Planned outage
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  |time=''date and time outage will starte''
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  |services=''affected services''
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  |summary=''summary of the outage''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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{{outage
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  |type=Planned outage
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  |time=''date and time outage will starte''
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  |services=''affected services''
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  |summary=''summary of the outage''}}
  
 
You can include an <code>update</code> parameter, which will replace the last line of the output:
 
You can include an <code>update</code> parameter, which will replace the last line of the output:
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   |update=As of ''date/time'', the problem has been resolved.}}
 
   |update=As of ''date/time'', the problem has been resolved.}}
  
</noinclude><includeonly>'''Issue with {{{services}}}'''
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You can also include a <code>details</code> parameter.  The details may span multiple lines, but you'll need to put a <code><nowiki><br/></nowiki></code> at the end of each line:
  
Starting around {{{time}}}, the following problems began: {{{summary}}}
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<nowiki>{{</nowiki>outage
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  |time=''date and time outage started''
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  |services=''affected services''
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  |summary=''summary of the problem''
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  |details=''Extra Details 1''<nowiki><br/></nowiki>
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''Extra Details 2''<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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{{outage
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  |time=''date and time outage started''
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  |services=''affected services''
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  |summary=''summary of the problem''
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  |details=''Extra Details 1''<br/>
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''Extra Details 2''}}
  
{{#if:{{{update|}}}|{{{update}}}|We are working to address the issue.}}
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</noinclude><includeonly>==== {{#if:{{{type|}}}|{{{type}}}|Issue}} with {{{services}}} ====
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<ul style="list-style-type: none; margin-left: 0">
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<li>'''WHEN''': {{{time}}}</li>
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<li>'''WHAT''': {{{summary}}}</li>
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{{#if:{{{update|}}}|<li><p>{{red|'''UPDATE''':}} {{{update}}}</p></li>}}
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{{#if:{{{details|}}}|<li><p>'''DETAILS''': {{{details}}}</p></li>}}
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</ul></includeonly>

Latest revision as of 14:02, 7 June 2024

This is a template for formalizing the structure of outage notifications on the Notices page.

At a minimum, use of this template should look like this:

{{outage
  |time=date and time outage started
  |services=affected services
  |summary=summary of the problem}}

That will look like this:

Issue with affected services

  • WHEN: date and time outage started
  • WHAT: summary of the problem

There is a type parameter, which gives the type of outage. It defaults to "Issue".

{{outage
  |type=Planned outage
  |time=date and time outage will starte
  |services=affected services
  |summary=summary of the outage}}

Planned outage with affected services

  • WHEN: date and time outage will starte
  • WHAT: summary of the outage

You can include an update parameter, which will replace the last line of the output:

{{outage … |update=As of date/time, the problem has been resolved.}}

Issue with affected services

  • WHEN: date and time outage started
  • WHAT: summary of the problem
  • UPDATE: As of date/time, the problem has been resolved.

You can also include a details parameter. The details may span multiple lines, but you'll need to put a <br/> at the end of each line:

{{outage
  |time=date and time outage started
  |services=affected services
  |summary=summary of the problem
  |details=Extra Details 1<br/>
Extra Details 2}}

Issue with affected services

  • WHEN: date and time outage started
  • WHAT: summary of the problem
  • DETAILS: Extra Details 1
    Extra Details 2