This is just a start; next step is adding a factory/store method to
get/store these objects. And then use these value objects whenever
applicable.
Note: the actions-related code is still not fully implemented. This is
going to happen as part of the FilterLookup.
Change-Id: I5f33227887c035e301313bbe24d1c1fefb75bc6a
Rely on modern HTMLForm features instead of using a dedicated class
property. The form identifiers are necessary, because these forms are
GET forms, and HTMLForm will always think that the form was submitted,
if it doesn't have an identifier (see T238467 and related
tasks/patches).
Additionally, make the first form on ViewRevert a GET form, like on
Special:AbuseLog.
Bug: T263627
Change-Id: Ia6ca45896732742ef73e401b09663728b9e7dda2
The publish() method that it resembles is not a method defined in
the LogEntry class, and not even in LogEntryBase class. It is
defined in the ManualLogEntry class. Let's reference it correctly.
Change-Id: I60cfceac7c19047e299cf9f704dda8d8ef2f2ba6
TODO For the future: the final directory for Parser-related classes
should be "Parser", not "ParserNS". However, moving all classes now
would make it harder to rebase changes etc.
Change-Id: Ice335f4723e74f4e5fbe8dcc76ff8ea16310962c
Ordering is done by in IndexPager::buildQueryInfo. In fact,
this key is unconditionally overridden there and the query
is sorted by rc_id (specified in ::getIndexField). It would
probably deserve some performance analysis because
the ordering and filtering don't seem to use matching indices.
Change-Id: I9e73d44d868ddf5beba6dc6e4550e851a6df5119
This is a thin wrapper around LBFactory and the global variable, that
can be injected in classes requiring it (no real class right now, but
that's going to change soon).
Also, remove some DWIM-style returns which made the code harder to
understand.
Change-Id: I1d28ad4a67f914103f3a17cda5f61b28070c7f1c
Remove outdated/pointless comments, use already defined variables, etc.
Additionally, make it possible to disable throttling locally.
Change-Id: I98fd5f3eb47b32fc1013360e462a57d932174a95
This is still not very useful, but it's going to come up handy when
we'll be refactoring this code.
Additionally, fix a shortcircuit issue which caused additional throttle
types to not be processed if a type was already triggered.
Change-Id: Ied44d9300b3fa2ad00fe95c9c3da3c3f8faa650b
The following sniffs are failing and were disabled:
* MediaWiki.Commenting.FunctionComment.ObjectTypeHintParam
* MediaWiki.Commenting.FunctionComment.ObjectTypeHintReturn
* MediaWiki.Commenting.PropertyDocumentation.MissingDocumentationPublic
* PSR2.ControlStructures.SwitchDeclaration.TerminatingComment
* PSR2.ControlStructures.SwitchDeclaration.WrongOpenercase
Change-Id: Ie2ce904037ef34282f0180ef6f4d8426f5a3fb6a
Make FilterProfiler::getFilterProfile return stats unchanged,
in a structured way. Move computations to AbuseFilterViewEdit,
as they are only useful there. Don't return false on cache
misses, return arrays with zero values instead.
Bug: T266531
Change-Id: I8718cc31a5004340bf742315c7075e10a61fcbfd
This commit splits this method into a version that doesn't need a
filter, and another version which requires one. This latter version has
a single mandatory parameter, $filterHidden, and it's up to the callers
to retrieve the value to pass in.
As mentioned in a TODO, this should eventually be changed to take a
Filter object (still under review as
I5f33227887c035e301313bbe24d1c1fefb75bc6a), which is also why
AbuseFilter::filterHidden is not being used here.
Change-Id: Id47a80131e12a5f7e1e93676299641dbf1e2b0ad
FilterProfiler::getFilterProfile returns data in a different
format than the data is really stored.
Bug: T266531
Change-Id: I0d961a1ae67769da61f841df2462d47f81849972
This deals with data inconsistencies in buildFilterEditor. Every
property of $row was tested in all 5 scenarios (also using Selenium) to
check when it's set. The result is in the normalizeRow method, which
aims to remove any inconsistencies, so that buildFilterEditor always
receives a "complete" row with all defaults set.
The code in buildFilterEditor is now cleaner (because there are no
isset() checks), and it gives us a unique place where we can set
defaults (rather than partly doing that in
loadRequest/loadFilterData/loadImport, and partly relying on isset).
This will be especially useful when introducing value objects to
represent filters, because now you just have to look at normalizeRow()
to tell which properties are allowed to be missing, and thus what "kind"
of filter object you need (see
I5f33227887c035e301313bbe24d1c1fefb75bc6a).
Additionally, reduce the properties that get passed around during
export/import, and make the selenium test try a roundtrip, rather than
relying on hardcoded data that may get outdated. A future patch will
refactor the import/export code.
Change-Id: Id52c466baaf6da18e2981f27a81ffdad3a509e78
Unfortunately, this isn't using DI completely, because of the
User::newSystemUser call. I'm not even sure if we really need to call it
or we can just stick to new UserIdentityValue, but leaving like this for
now.
Also, the types were weakened to UserIdentity, so the transition is
going to be easy anyway.
Change-Id: I08f8fae0fcc622ff0ac3f86771476d06d1c18549
The previous code would call getUserGroups again once creating the log
entry, but this was slightly flawed: we're updating groups on master,
but the read happens on a replica that might be outdated, hence
resulting in broken logging. Instead of reading from master, we can just
keep a list of the groups that were actually added, and use that
afterwards.
Change-Id: I7cc282e15561de3a3d3e183808a65991aa27d2bb
