Follows up Ib66c42ac220731f4e1da9ee6cfb5290759dd6494.
Apply DannyS712's suggestions from that patch.
Change-Id: Ib9f19969a888bd29f9f46e90fb52b49ce883c667
So that sysadmins can further customize the extension. It was also wrong
to use the same variable for many different things.
Note that there's no associated patch in wmf-config because we use the
defaults. However, before merging this patch, please recheck that
AbuseFilterRestrictions and AbuseFilterDisallowGlobalLocalBlocks aren't
used there (https://codesearch.wmflabs.org/operations/?q=AbuseFilterDisallowGlobalLocalBlocks%7CAbuseFilterRestrictions&i=nope&files=&repos=)
Bug: T175221
Change-Id: I7581b3ee6d9d11a6cf1599b8ff874e8c3d54adf4
This hook is called on every request, even for view actions, hence it's
a hot spot and a potential source of performance issues. We can slightly
optimize it by avoiding a cache lookup if blockautopromote is disabled.
Note: this won't really have an impact on WMF wikis since blockautopromote
is enabled almost everywhere.
Bug: T22487
Change-Id: I3743bfea9fe5865a3947cd23a07ae27e2dfa9301
The logic about action IDs and the persistent buffer is now encapsulated
inside a single service, which is a step towards getting rid of global
state in the AbuseFilter class, and reducing the responsibilities of the
Runner.
An important change made here is that we now require a LinkTarget rather
than a Title. This removes a dependency on the Title class (a monster
object), makes tests simpler, and denies the need to inject a
TitleFactory. This means living without some bits of context (e.g. we're
no longer using makeTitleSafe to ensure a valid title, and we have to
build a "prefixedtext" manually), but this shouldn't be a problem, given
that the titles are only used to create a cache key: invalid titles are
not a problem, and concatenating namespace + title should always be
sufficient.
Bug: T265370
Change-Id: Iff59cd3d889454a482a89c16691bfefcc5ec0a12
This patch addresses two issues observed in WMF production:
- Specifying a search mode without a search pattern would result in a
call to mb_stripos (in AbuseFilterPager) with an empty delimiter,
which triggers a PHP warning. Avoid this by checking that the search
pattern is not the empty string, and unset the search mode if that's
the case.
- Trying to use an invalid search mode would result in an unhandled
LogicException. We have some code in place to check the validity of
the URL parameter, but the relevant code didn't reset the search mode
to null, hence AbuseFilterPager would throw before we can show a
pretty error to the user.
Bug: T265994
Change-Id: Ib19d36d6265981097bbb551783fdac8bdaa98854
It doesn't make much sense to try to remove implicit groups like 'user'
and '*'. As a matter of fact, these groups are also excluded in
AbuseFilterViewRevert when undoing degroups.
Change-Id: I292499611ccfbd12df28b713d4244530db15c26d
This method was divided into multiple, shorter methods. We now have a
dedicated method for imports, and one for everything else, plus a method
for loading actions. Merged a conditional for when the token didn't
match. Avoid returning Status objects with data inside as it's too
difficult to properly infer types for those.
This is still not perfect, and another round of simplification might be
necessary before this class can be updated to use the upcoming Filter
value objects.
Change-Id: I2de1de1982105e5b9b817a893c357615ffb7db86
While this might seem a small change, it removes the last remaining
coupling between SpecialAbuseFilter and the *View classes, that were
forming a huge tangle.
Change-Id: I5a9d6516e3fa2d3efc4bb2e19b05379dc33cd84d
Don't create <a> tags without a href. Show a placeholder
message instead of nothing (alternatively, we could create
a new message for each existing one).
Bug: T174000
Change-Id: Id55b90881aacc620ff3c519ad6eedf212f36c4ed
The first one is UserGroupManager, used for the 'degroup' action. This
is a simple one-line replacement (repeated twice), and the current code
was already using this service under the hood.
The second one is BlockUser, which is not a one-line change (but still
quite simple). In particular, this allows us to avoid duplication with
core logic when constructing the log entry (this is now done by
BlockUser).
Bug: T248743
Change-Id: Ib7c1dc107a169b575f7021e64b6a8fee09529548
This code was simply caching the AbuseFilter::$tagsToSet property, but
this is not necessary. The only tag that can be buffered during edit
stashing is the conds limit tag. So we just save whether the conds limit
was hit, and apply the tag from a single point afterwards.
Also avoid checking whether 'tag' is enabled as an action, since this tag
should always be added when applicable.
Next step is creating some sort of Watcher service that will do
everything on its own: check whether the limit was hit, save this
information, and tag the action later.
Bug: T265370
Change-Id: I90319a658736fad7d564cb51152061709c230411
- Depend on a generic IContextSource rather than SpecialAbuseFilter
(lower coupling);
- Inject a LinkRenderer (IContextSource doesn't have a ::getLinkRenderer
method)
- Add a helper method in SpecialAbuseFilter to get the page title, that
can also be used elsewhere (and the name constant can be made private
now)
- Pull down the mFilter property (and rename it to just 'filter') to
classes that actually need it. Some classes didn't need this at all
and the types were different among subclasses
Now the only cause of coupling between the View classes and
SpecialAbuseFilter is the static call in getTitle.
Change-Id: I3df0c3a7621f0cc9a64a16b0a402a15aae2d5d73
This service should act as a mediator between the AF code and the
permission manager, and it should know what are the permissions required
by each action.
Change-Id: Ieb177d9992147b11fa7b8f05929da6c182cc2286
In particular, the interface shouldn't generate links to
"Special:AbuseFilter/history/0" (AbuseFilterHistoryPager::getTitle,
can be seen when visiting "Special:AbuseFilter/history").
Change-Id: Id3dc1bb4fc3c5e853603bf0ec04a6b1751f7d862
PHP is not strongly typed, so it's not a good idea to use scalars of
different types (here it's an integer vs the string 'new') to represent
different possibilities. This can have bad effects when type juggling
occurs, and it's also harder to figure out what the type of the
parameter can be (because a numeric ID might have been passed as a
string). Using integer vs null avoids all of this, and also allows us to
use nullable typehints.
These changes were partly copied from
If981cb35bf19a8469aa6c43c907e107cf8c65bc2 and should help with the
migration to the Filter value objects.
Change-Id: I8837d46c3c33761fea53f67b530b721dc7bd49b0
