In Vector, Timeless, and Monobook ("desktop"), there is a 0.3em margin applied to <ol>. When in
columns, this causes the first column to be offset from any others vertically. This change moves
the margin from the references <ol> (i.e., sets the list margin-top to 0) to the enclosing div
(sets the div margin-top to 0.3em) when the div has the columns class. This approach is currently
employed by some wikis such as en.wp for their {{reflist}} template.
Minerva doesn't seem to have the relevant top margin.
Bug: T249441
Change-Id: I3eeb3fe9fd690cd8f74df5541b3ef5e10eeed123
This means that all reference nodes are treated as comparable
in the diff (provided they are in the same group) so will
not show up in the article diff if their index changes.
Changes to the reference list are already handled separately
by the visual diff.
Bug: T170235
Change-Id: I8c26686d7b2fe3bf91af7d4dcab1caf3247dbe47
When a canonical 'encapsulate' param is defined, the contents
of this parameter will get inserted into the document before
adding a citation after it, effectively "unwrapping" the template
around it.
Bug: T265907
Depends-On: Ie9e41ad46e4154de7e9807c5216abbadd08365f9
Depends-On: Ia53c0a641b231bb81c25c011624357acf4dc42a3
Change-Id: Icf200465bcc8fe87ba8612dc8fa9f4359a2289a9
* Inlcudes test coverage for refnames with single and more than
one underbar in a row which are maintained as separate keys but
serialized without the multiple underbars
Bug: T267974
Change-Id: I9c21a6ff761f4b9a22b1185280b5676e2c160208
Back in the early days of Parsoid, we introduced rtTestMode so
we can suppress lots of noisy (but harmless) diffs in rt-testing
so we can isolate the harmful diffs that absolutely needed fixing.
This mode was critical to running large scale round-trip testing on
a large test corpus and let us get a lot of confidence in Parsoid's
ability to handle VisualEditors edits.
But, now that Parsoid is established and selective serialization is
also fairly robust, it is time to get rid of this mode altogether.
This mode was adding clutter to the codebase and was potentially confusing
in some cases. We won't lose our ability to identify regressions in
rt-testing since all we care about is semantic diff changes relative
to a baseline. We just end up with a lower-fidelity baseline.
Change-Id: I22a1b3ecf4e0224000f1df6a98cf7ea9bcb4ee4e
* Refnames such as 'a b' and 'a_b' are now kept seperate like
in Core Cite. Refnames with unicode whitespace characters
such as "a\u2028b' are handled as distinct refnames from 'a b'
and their ID's are sanitized appropriately to have underbars.
Bug: T267974
Change-Id: Ie06d1f2b8614dbdcf8572ed4647ec9093ef006d5
* Tweaked a few of the remaining js files to enable me to purge more
files.
* In another pass, we can consolidate most of the utils into a couple
rt-test helper classes and purge more.
* Verified that bin/roundtrip-test.js runs by using a parsoid/js service
installed via the deb package.
$ bin/roundtrip-test.js --parsoidURL http://localhost:8142 Hospet --outputContentVersion 2.1.0
* Haven't touched the package.* files
Change-Id: I79657250de3baaa09bda6be2f440ba5363b62eaf
This is the same fix as in 5e5e360 for T259676
The root of the issue is described in T260082
Bug: T271357
Bug: T260082
Change-Id: I7ccf0b20f6b0be0f31101a2c4a88010675dc72ba
