I don't think there should be any user documentation in the development wiki.
The wiki is for developers, the manual for users. I think the documentation for all types of add-ons should be together and in the manual.

hi, I would like to add that we could/can do this:
Official addons only to have Manual Pages, there could be exceptions to this, but I think it's a good general rule.
Community Addons to have direct link wiki pages as was the previous behavior. 1 Main "Catalog" page with the current and updated list of addons included in Release only.
We first started this system of addons documentation in the 2.4 series, rebuilt and improved for 2.5/6 series. At the end of the day, https://archive.blender.org/wiki/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts/ was one of the most popular wiki pages visited. I think we could continue with this for 2.8 series. Only devs with commit status would be allowed to edit the wiki after gaining permissions. There's plenty of good sites listing and documenting external addons already.

Ok, thanks for the clarification. So I assume I'm going to place the add-on docs in manual/addons/.
Is any action required in order to close this issue then?
Do you need any help communicating to all core add-ons developers that documentation should be migrated to the manual?

The decision was to document add-ons in the Blender manual, not the wiki.

As we are approaching Blender 2.80 release, I'd like to get final confirmation that for the time being add-ons shipped with Blender will be documented on the Blender Wiki. Personally, I want to make sure that the presentation of Blender ID and Blender Cloud add-ons is sufficiently polished and up-to-date.

Yeah, I forgot to accept the changes. The close option should appear otherwise. You can also add Differential Revision: https://developer.blender.org/D5261 in the message of the commit and this will automatically close this.

I'm new to Differential. Is there an extra step to close this out now that it's been committed?

Comitted in https://developer.blender.org/rBM5545

You should now have commit access. The login credentials get synced with this website.

That would be great, thanks!

Looks good to me, would you like to commit, I can give you commit access.

Thanks for the review. I made the changes to the wording, and here are the updated images:

Regarding images we use a yellow box to markup images if needed, see https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/interface/window_system/workspaces.html for example.

@Aaron Carlisle (Blendify)
I cannot send it directly to SVN cause my log and password , i am trying few times by UI and console

I lost these 2 files, i cant commit it , sorry

@Sergey (koloved) I gave you commit access to the translations repository. Please commit this and any other patch directly to svn.
The username and passwords are synced with this website.

@Sergey (koloved) I gave you commit access to the translations repository. Please commit this and any other patch directly to svn.
The username and passwords are synced with this website.