Like CheckUser, AbuseFilter should also log when specific protected
logs are viewed.
- Add support for debouncing logs to reduce log spam
- Log when AbuseFilterViewExamine with protected variables available
is accessed
- Log when SpecialAbuseLog with protected variables available is
accessed
- Log when QueryAbuseLog with protected variables available is accessed
Bug: T365743
Change-Id: If31a71ea5c7e2dd7c5d26ad37dc474787a7d5b1a
Similar to how CheckUser logs access to IP information about temporary
accounts, AbuseFilter needs to log whenever protected variables are
accessed.
- Implement ProtectedVarsAccessLogger which handles access logging
- Log whenever a user changes their ability to access protected
variables via Special:Preferences
Bug: T371798
Change-Id: Ic7024d9c5f369eb33c4198a59638de9a1d58b04b
This requires 1.42 for some new names
Changes to the use statements done automatically via script
Addition of missing use statements and changes to docs done manually
Change-Id: Ic1e2c9a0c891382744e4792bba1effece48e53f3
Use the very new getPrimaryDatabase and getReplicaDatabase.
We skip FilterLookup and CentralDBManager in this patch.
Change-Id: I22c6f8fa60be90599ee177a4ac4a97e1547f79be
This service allows linking the EditFilterMergedContent and
PageSaveComplete hooks for the same edit, so we can update rev IDs in
the abuse_filter_log table. Having such a services also avoids two hacky
static props, and should allow separating the hook handlers easily.
Change-Id: I622d15225ee3af202cb5730a7112652aef8ca71a
This makes VariableHolder a true value object, and introduces a
stateless service, VariableManager, to operate on it.
Note, in theory, this new service is still cyclically coupled with
LazyVariableComputed. However, it's now two stateless service being
coupled, not two smart/god value objects, so we've still earned
something. For now, the dependency is hidden by using a callback. Some
alternatives for that are mentioned in a code comment.
Bug: T261069
Change-Id: I2f2c84c8e91472ba36084a8bbb4a923f6e04354b
