This requires a MessageLocalizer, which currently means providing the
main RequestContext. This is the only alternative right now, until core
provides a proper MessageLocalizer service (see T247127).
Change-Id: I8c93e2ae7e7bd4fc561c5e8490ed2feb1ef0edc2
Use Echo for delivering the notification to the last
user who edited the filter.
Much boilerplate.
Change-Id: I7a46a03b4f15de20902ec70c62fb4fe750096842
Depends-On: If585b14a6dd6fb8c7d2c3bee1f20d9d08eaac706
This commit introduces some boilerplate for emitting warnings from the
AbuseFilter parser, and also code for showing these warnings in the ace
editor. Adding new warnings should be as simple as appending to
AbuseFilterParser::warnings (and adding the relevant i18n).
Bug: T264768
Bug: T269770
Change-Id: Ic11021b379f997a89f59c8c0572338d957e089a6
The worker itself is essentially a wrapper around the
abusefilterchecksyntax API.
NOTE: As written in code comments, basically the whole
worker-abusefilter.js script consists of boilerplate code. You can
verify this by diffing this file and 6cb8a9cae1/modules/ace/worker-json.js
This means that there are only ~60 lines of code to review in that file.
Bug: T187686
Change-Id: I8950fcd5917ba226dda80b47b2bb713e685fad36
This is the last big step towards moving Consequences-related things away from
AbuseFilterRunner. There's still some cleanup to do (+ write proper tests), but
this should really be the last important code change.
Change-Id: I347795fe93ba496c43b1d5cfc9ba6e1326842c06
AbuseFilter emulates the storage mechanism also used for page content.
Instead of duplicating the relevant code, AbuseFilter should use the
same BlobStore service also used by RevisionStore.
Note that this change is not strictly needed to resolve T198341, but is
needed to unblock T183490
Bug: T261889
Bug: T198341
Bug: T183490
Change-Id: I3fc8475dd8d50d73d705b706ff597a130267e990
This is just a temporary location for these two methods. Since they're
used a lot, having them in the AbuseFilter class means that the
dependency graph is unnecessarily complicated. Thus, since these methods
aren't doing much, they were moved to a dedicated class. Future todo is
finding an appropriate location, that might be either as part of another
service, or keep them in a Utilities class, perhaps a single class with
all util methods, rather than a specific class.
Change-Id: I52cc47a6b9a387cd1e68c5127f6598a4c43ca428
