placing BRANCH-1-9:
into an assigned module causes WSOD.
this was a big problem for me on upgrade, because I had rcontent in my 2.x installation, upgrade to 3.1 gave me WSOD. Lack of access (because of WSOD) made fixing the problem much more difficult for me, as an end-user.
According to luciash in chat:
seems conflict between plugin and wiki syntax to me, because recently the syntax was made more universal and plugins can be called using lowercase {pluginname} syntax too
note, sorry if this posts twice...
Workaround:
Deleting lib/wikiplugins/wikiplugin_rcontent.php fixes WSOD, rcontent syntax then pulls content correctly (tho apparently not correctly parsing text formatting unless using {wiki}BRANCH-1-9:
{/wiki})
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