This patch migrates abuse_filter and abuse_filter_history tables
to new actor schema.
MigrateActorsAF was copy-pasted from core's
maintenance/includes/MigrateActors.php before removal (ba3155214).
Bug: T188180
Change-Id: Ic755526d5f989c4a66b1d37527cda235f61cb437
This reverts commit ce71c23bb0.
Reason for revert: Ewww, my bad. patch-remove-afl_filter looks for the new index name. This needs a different solution.
Change-Id: Ia72bb936cd414ee79d710eb9d91bb815d3e59a6c
Removed in 1.38 (Ic6b1c8a22d17a301faf32d2e23778d90c41c39de), so no need
to rename it (plus, the rename will fail if the index is not there).
Removing the index is taken care of by patch-remove-afl_filter.sql.
Bug: T291725
Change-Id: I32f116ce7ac0fdd25fe13f0665a5cf04766e6f27
Note that this doesn't have to be applied in WMF prod, since the indexes
are already correct there.
Bug: T291725
Change-Id: I7fcee0581f469e0d7ada43d1f30f31061c5bf5c0
* Move all SQL files into db_patches (or below)
** Remove db type from filename
* Remove a lot of duplicated code and simplify
Change-Id: If22f2a2c46a59ac24c89ce612c74d169f053ab26
This reverts commit 6a268e7339.
Reason for revert: Ic1252efe9f96743d9402fa31a7b2dca1f57ff6ae ended up not renaming the index, so this patch removed an index that was still in use.
Change-Id: Ide4a600a57bcfa4da0c7354b972cc89709ccd660
This fixes the abuse_filter_log patch-afl_change_deleted_patrolled
not being applied. The patch is provided for (and should work with) all
the supported DBMS.
Additionally, fix the base table files, which would report
afl_patrolled_by as 'NULL', whereas on the WMF cluster it's 'NOT NULL
DEFAULT 0'. The schema patch takes care of converting that column as
well.
Note that this schema change needs not be applied on the WMF cluster, as
that's already up-to-date.
Finally, note that this patch must be backported to 1.33 and 1.34 (and
it might be fairly hard due to the recent schema changes on the
abuse_filter_log table).
Bug: T240895
Change-Id: Ibdbc9b50c25b9e871ebdeae93a54d10877b585f8
For MySQL it was renamed Ic1252efe9f96743d9402fa31a7b2dca1f57ff6ae, but
the old index isn't being deleted, hence creating a duplicate.
Change-Id: I09b9f64759f6a897c393caa77458d63995d5713b
* Update rules list view to show global rules toggle, global rules
* Update rule processing to get global rules from memcache, if no
rule exists, get them from the central database and store them in
memcache
* Delete global rule key whenever global rules are updated
* Add filtering for log by wiki on the central database, updated
table definitions to add index on afl_wiki
* Add global $wgAbuseFilterDisallowGlobalLocalBlocks so local wikis
can prevent global rules from locally blocking, removing or revoking
permissions.
* patchset 13: Include recommendations from Tim. Add db updates to
LoadExtensionSchemaUpdates hook.
* patchset 14: forgot to add new files
Change-Id: Id69a9d603f9679f838e8691c651a3e9d8461b422
* Store the revision ID associated with a log entry
if the action is successful.
* Expose this as a diff link in the UI.
* Implicitly hide log entries if their
corresponding revisions are also hidden.
* Includes scope for expanding to log entries if desired.
Change-Id: Ie2d43dd1bacf14289fdf0492bb22267590ee649d
The purpose of this change is to allow AFTv5 developers to run a separate list of filters against article feedback actions without issues of cross-contamination and bumping up against the condition limit.
Change-Id: I758795f01eaf3ff56c5720d660cd989ef95764a7
* Store the revision ID associated with a log entry if the action is successful.
* Expose this as a diff link in the UI.
* Implicitly hide log entries if their corresponding revisions are also hidden.
* Includes scope for expanding to log entries if desired.
with MaxSem about the desired course of action. Perhaps later these
can be merged back, but this seemed to be the quickest way to get
AbuseFilter working with SQLite working for now.
For MySQL 4.0 compatibility, store a summary of actions in the abuse_filter table.
While I'm there, make the pseudo-internal names for actions localisable and therefore actually make sense to the average user.
