The reasoning is similar to the one of the parent patch (Ia5c477edc8733bb1994cb6d01e1371ed496c8bcb). Plus, it records runtime metrics on action different than edits, as there's no reason not to do it.
No performance issues in production.
Bug: T191039
Depends-On: Ia5c477edc8733bb1994cb6d01e1371ed496c8bcb
Change-Id: Ib1112e2fefd0631550d386ba87e5f87db84c3036
This variable was introduced to selectively enable profiling because
stats recording was bad for performance. Nowadays, stats are recorded in
a deferredupdate and don't harm performance anymore. Thus, this variable
can be removed and profiling be enabled by default.
Bug: T191039
Depends-On: Ib5fdeb75c1324f672b4ded39681f006fde34b4d1
Change-Id: Ia5c477edc8733bb1994cb6d01e1371ed496c8bcb
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
Using MWProps will not raise an 'undefined index' notice and, if the
bitsdepth cannot be established, will return 0. This is way better than
returning the empty string or null, which cannot be treated as integers.
Bug: T218874
Change-Id: I2b585f3a2f257783c15f0fcdd2851f1e1ce4256b
Follow-up of I982d67aa62a899916a26452aceb9646df8c31232. The help text
was meant to be localized, and I probably forgot to do so in the
mentioned patch.
Change-Id: If394b02819911f9c97519b5c972977c38e6d83fa
The uppercase is just a leftover from a long time ago. Currently,
variables are case-insensitive, and we already perform a strtolower when
saving them. Since most parts of the code already use lowercase, the
uppercase leftovers only make it harder to grep the code to find
variables. As a bonus, make Ace recognize variables in a
case-insensitive fashion.
Change-Id: I72933fcc9952fc1aabf6464b2fc0b04ec39c024b
This patch adds missing methods for testing a filter against uploads in
RC. Please note that (as discussed below) using wfFindFile could be
relatively expensive (as it will be executed for 0-100 RC rows).
If this is true, then we should either use another method (but I
couldn't find a suitable one), or simply reduce the amount of testable
uploads to a reasonable limit.
Bug: T170249
Change-Id: Id406d4e1571873f49bb11e69029311b24ececf49
