This patch is mostly replacing Revision::* constants,
Wikimedia\(restore|suppress)Warnings, and wfWikiId.
Change-Id: I13544cc3e12955a9376ccce3c120e2cee1f2ee2e
Deleted/suppressed usernames and summaries leak through AbuseLog.
Temporarily hide all non-public revision from AbuseLog, until we can
properly fix the issue.
Bug: T224203
Change-Id: If3d3256404d0f3dbde171831937d1a816b3e2734
SpecialPage::setHeaders already handles page title, robot policy and
articleRelated. Moreover, avoid having different messages for the H1
title on the special page and the description shown elsewhere, just like
the base SpecialPage class suggests doing. The deleted messages have
been moved to the default message used by SpecialPage::getDescription.
Change-Id: Iab6beaf64b142e30469afd798c569ef40182153e
This will help mitigating problems like T230256 by enforcing that the
requested variables must exist. For now, it will only log bad usages,
thus providing a way to identify affected filters and fix them.
Bug: T230256
Change-Id: I7a61916576e444a56f0e07da7b6e5033346226bd
There's not need to use the variableholder in this hacky (albeit common)
whay, since the row already holds the action.
Note, this doesn't guarantee that the next two lines won't fail - I'd
need to see the actual var dump (T231542#5450720) to determine exactly
why this is failing.
Bug: T231542
Change-Id: I2112b046d00e06b575d15ab3d7da57484fd9cbbd
This dependency is wrong, and removing it will also allow creating an
edit API.
Bug: T213037
Depends-On: Id8412e2b8a4e873fd4821ecc1a3c95710be9a870
Change-Id: If8e745a3227cea5093ea3fd8f5b201adedaba3ae
There are lots of calls to $user->isAllowed which could be simplified
using available accessors like canEdit(). So simplify those calls and
avoid duplication.
Note that using canEdit also fixes a bug which affected blocked users:
we used to show e.g. the import link, and not to display as disabled
several text fields, while blocked users cannot actually edit filters.
Depends-On: I22743557e162fd23b3b4e52951a649d8c21109c8
Change-Id: I62779e940949ef49018a9c6d901bb6e10aa81da8
There are lots of cases where we can inject a User object without
additional efforts. Now $wgUser is only used inside AFComputedVariable,
which is a little bit harder to handle because some instances of that
class are serialized in the DB, and thus we cannot easily change the
constructor until T213006 is resolved.
This partly copies what Ia474f02dfeee8c7d067ee7e555c08cbfef08f6a6 tried
to do, but adopting a different approach for various can*() methods:
they're now static methods in the AbuseFilter class, so future callers
don't need to instantiate an AbuseFilterView class. This also allows to
re-use those methods in an API module for editing filters (T213037).
Bug: T213037
Bug: T159299
Change-Id: I22743557e162fd23b3b4e52951a649d8c21109c8
Follow-up of Iaca492371f48fecf543268c179a651841ed12c3f. This patch adds
the new module, plus some technical changes to private details-related
methods and globals.
Bug: T210329
Depends-On: I613dbadb8f75c8c4116a362607563a436a73d321
Change-Id: I3c45b74c36c191083df184ed57416067a75f6591
To keep a clear distinction between "private details" (i.e. user's ip)
and "private filters" (i.e. not publicly viewable). This patch renames
rights, i18n keys and methods names.
The patch for renaming globals and rights in WMF config is
I7e6b3d4453403edb6aa602587374b4ff5b6d625f.
Bug: T211004
Change-Id: I613dbadb8f75c8c4116a362607563a436a73d321
This allows us to extract yet another static method from the AbuseFilter
class. This class should be expanded in the future, and an example use
case could be Ia5fd4f0b35fcabf045a7b49fa40fa85b72c92544.
Depends-On: I7c0170167b508132cd16e566c654a6c98dd683e9
Change-Id: I1bb45e47c3b42c01388b99778ce833e4e44419e1
The "filter" fields can also accept a list of filters, and also global filters, so make it clear in the UI and in messages.
Change-Id: Ib258716d8e6792fd496938ebb4e8a2565d6370b7
To make the switch to afl_filter_id and afl_global easier.
Bug: T227095
Depends-On: Ie550889495232b534c0f9aec31039cf21b2135b1
Change-Id: If557bad8f5c1a6d15e3556e4bfbd0330d7d49c59
Now it returns an array with a bit more info, and has a different name
to reflect the fact that its input is now split in two parts. Plus, make
it throw whenever it gets an unexpected input, and add a bunch of test
cases for it.
Depends-On: Ib5fdeb75c1324f672b4ded39681f006fde34b4d1
Change-Id: Ie550889495232b534c0f9aec31039cf21b2135b1
[Also make use of the list() feature in one case I forgot before in
If2b6c95.]
-> Changed to use direct array access by Daimona per inline comment.
Change-Id: I708dff30b6e00ccab3257b2e6fa5995eb9e30e0f
Having a single return statement inside a function isn't always the
best, but having 5 is probably worse. This patch changes three long
if-return/if-return/... to a single if/elseif + return.
Change-Id: I5f4603627c61cf1b93859fe6bcd952eac8e82359
We JOIN integer and text, so Postgres would always fail on these. As
mentioned in the task description, this is only a temporary solution
(although a clean and durable one), while the long-term one is
I7460a2d63f60c2933b36f8383a8abdbba8649e12.
Bug: T42757
Change-Id: Ifddd0bca1e8eaa7c70511fb0d0588457b4fd0669
The method is used to make afl_deleted = null treated as afl_deleted =
0. Digging into code history, I found that it's in place because:
*In rEABF14b850f891de27ea09a1439e3835f66c49ad773f the afl_deleted field
was introduced as NULL, and wasn't used.
*In rEABFfe39e38282fc4c7903eb3f8080dbf0bab0f697f4 it was ALTERed to be
"NOT NULL DEFAULT 0"
*And in rEABFa2ead8bfb5166e0b354f3bb3e09f39795cb5b1c0 this function was
introduced to "negate the need for a schema change".
However, when ALTERing afl_deleted to be NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, all NULL
values have been automatically converted to 0 thanks to the DEFAULT
clause, and being the column NOT NULL, of course no NULL are still
there... The ALTER was applied to all wikis (in 2010), so afl_deleted is
NOT NULL everywhere and we can safely treat it as such.
Change-Id: Iebd843629d26e392d2e24efc2795c767e854897a
Since double-equals are evil. I left some of them in place where I
wasn't sure, but I may be changed some which were intended to be
doubles. It could be a good idea to delay merging this patch until we'll
have more code coverage.
Change-Id: I1721a3ba532d481e3ecf35f51099c1438b6b73b2
Adding PHPdocs to every class members, in every file. This patch only
touches comments, and moved properties on their own lines. Note that
some of these properties would need to be moved, somehow changed, or
just removed (either because they're old, unused leftovers, or just
because we can move them to local scope), but I wanted to keep this
patch doc-only.
Change-Id: I9fe701445bea8f09d82783789ff1ec537ac6704b
As escaping is handled by makeExternalLink itself. This currently makes
seccheck fail for any patch and is a merge blocker.
Change-Id: I2d21632bbc59abd4ea48aebdb6572d53f8fc89cd
Following up I636b4e56f39282593c737ace1d6ff2d90900d997, enforce a basic
clientside validation and don't fill the field with the URL parameter if
it's not valid.
Change-Id: If4fd015dff64237375a0c4d3b9fbcefbd54dba3e
This adds the capability to filter AbuseLog using filter groups, if
there's at list an extra group (like flow). Since abuse_filter_log
doesn't store info about filter groups, this needs query on
abuse_filter, and its result must then be intersected with explicitly
searched filters, if any.
The way I wrote it takes several lines and IFs, but is meant to be less
subject to regression in case something gets moved.
Change-Id: I747ba491d2b390562ce5f71396eed095116d8eaf
In both SpecialAbuseLog and ApiQueryAbuseLog, we use
Title::getUserPermissionsErrors to check if the user is allowed to
perform 'abusefilter-log' on the API page... However, this is a
completely redundant check (which is also pretty expensive and queries
the master): for the SpecialPage, we can specify the required right in
the constructor and use checkPermissions, and for the API we can simply use checkUserRightsAny.
If I'm not mistaken, there's no benefit in using
getUserPermissionsErrors.
Change-Id: I4c4dbace67b24cc1f45e50ab1c0d251522935513
Instead of adding a message, do like core does by striking and greying
out the row. Plus, don't show the AbuseLog page description when hiding
entries, as it doesn't fit.
Change-Id: I645a89dd8df79d45ca440e0ba62adcdee921b8e9
This reverts commit 1ed75b4ae0.
Fixed the one which caused errors, by making articleFromTitle
only use WikiPage, instead of silently mixing WikiPage and Article.
Note for reviewers: this patch is identical to the one which was
previously +2ed, which was mostly correct. To see the actual change,
diff AFComputedVariable with 1..current.
Change-Id: I6747eaed861af6c40a3b1610aebcc1174296e9ed
Oversighted/deleted edits and log actions were entirely accessible to
non-oversighters via AbuseFilter/examine for RC, and via AbuseFilter/test.
Now, we take into account the revision/log visibility and user permissions to
determine what to show.
Other changes in this patch:
*Show the examine link if and only if the user can examine the given row
*If a revision is hidden but the user can see it, don't hide its elements in
ChangesList (only leave them striked/greyed)
*Make APIs better understand revision visibility.
*Make a clear distinction between deleted and suppressed edits/log
entries.
Co-authored with rxy <git@rxy.jp>
Bug: T207085
Change-Id: Icfa48e366a7e5e3abd5d2155ecfddfc09b378088
Fixed some comments adding explanations, fixing syntax, and parameter types
for docblocks. Also fixed some whitespace mess, and added a missing use
statement.
Change-Id: I3547c90bdaa2cab5443e8bf0c63b217fe6ba663f
