So that users have no longer to modify the URL.
Links like "Special:AbuseFilter/history/1" will still
work but request parameters have higher priority.
Bug: T27897
Change-Id: I2d8c26d3350fdd4052b68c7bced10e3fae859d18
Currently, the message informing that some actions have been disabled is
quite impossible to notice at a first glance, since it's a bit confused
with other form elements. However it actually is a warning and needs to
be treated as that.
Change-Id: I0d851333f8da200fb0b9b0c7d05ccd1f63e9e948
This parameter was never documented. It was just
a leftover from migrating to the current message API
in Id69a9d603. Note that the same message pair further up
in this file does not use it.
Change-Id: I38caa1611d78b6cb182861c8f5d731b27379f62a
Per T178092, AbuseFilter now maintains compatibility with older versions
of MediaWiki using release branches. Thus, various back-compat code
paths may be removed from the master branch.
Change-Id: Ia1b5eade30d7486e3b1b386b15a7db4e5c8cfead
Various selectFields() methods were deprecated in MediaWiki core change
Idcfd1556, replaced with getQueryInfo() methods.
Change-Id: If75d2e76c2f166bc40a544dd502da43171ce1e7b
Depends-On: Idcfd15568489d9f03a7ba4460e96610d33bc4089
Forcing user namespace will handle IPv6 correctly as well
as possible "User:" prefix supported by the former code.
Bug: T176045
Change-Id: I0b4a5468ca44799cade0b0774d749e05d4ff5865
A confusing warning message was displayed when filters
have af_throttled = true. That message was replaced with a
new one reflecting the behavior that is actually ocurring and
how to solve it
Bug: T54525
Change-Id: I5c6e434249d5c9649eb2d7c5b16b9ecb1f530c8a
It should have been deleted in I02ba4ce31b6aca5b7324114093f8ece143abc295
but accidentally survived.
Change-Id: Icdbe8fb0154513d643905f7f8bd6391780cd44a7
- Use rc_source with values that we know we support. In
particular, this drops categorization changes.
- Filter on rc_log_type and rc_log_action (which itself
may be shared across types).
- Use the same query on both Special:AbuseFilter/test
and Special:AbuseFilter/examine.
Bug: T170574
Change-Id: I79b903b4424d3c15095a1e0491d35f6e005db0b8
As described in the task, anyone can view the page but do nothing
with it. It doesn't make sense, it should either work or be disabled.
I chose the latter.
Bug: T124096
Change-Id: I7271cd5a0d00d5fdba28ce3974c50ea5dfd0ad9b
