Jens Wille

Thanks! Didn't know - and, admittedly, didn't check - there already was an issue for this.

Thanks for filing this issue. For the record: The MediaWiki version used by Wikipedia (currently [1.25wmf1](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki_1.25/wmf1)) is bleeding edge and not publicly released yet. The underlying change, however, has even...

Related to #76.

Thanks for your report. I'll look into it when time allows.

The [new continue system](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Query#Continuing_queries) is not backwards compatible. We need to find a way to handle this gracefully (#76), but I don't see myself tackling this overall issue anytime soon.

This should be possible now by specifying the `rvstartid` to retrieve (see #61): ``` ruby MediaWiki::Gateway.new('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php').get('Banana', 'rvstartid' => 123456789) ```

Ah, right, I misread his comment. That's indeed not covered yet.

Currently, the CSV encoder writes literals (values) as they come in, without giving any regard to their names. Hence, if the input order is unstable, the output will be inconsistent....

you should try version 0.11.8 which includes the fixes by @sdsykes. it has not been released on rubygems.org, but you can build the gem yourself or install it from our...

> Even though following ticket states that this is solved, It's been solved for Java, not for Flux.