The best practice for message keys is to use dashes, not underscores.
This codebase is quite old and traditionally uses underscores. I
think we can make it flexible enough to work with both.
Required for Ie64f4ab.
Change-Id: I6f0584299a4f279ed929784927392eb0f72cbc80
Since parser test requirements are per-file, move the smoke test which
requires `{{#ifeq}}` (from [[mw:Extension:ParserFunctions]]) into its
own file and define the requirement properly in the file header.
That avoids spurious parser test failures if developers don't have
the ParserFunctions extension installed locally.
Change-Id: Ia5ffbe0896d5033fe2da526e42bf111edbc56adf
Extensions using Phan need to be updated simultaneously with core due
to T308443.
Bug: T308718
Depends-On: Id08a220e1d6085e2b33f3f6c9d0e3935a4204659
Change-Id: Iebc5768a3125ce2b173e9b55fc3ea20616553824
These changes are a result of adding Parsoid integrated testing support
in core.
* Some tests got new html/parsoid sections.
* Some tests got their html/parsoid output upgraded to remove bogus HTML.
* Since we are not treating the test runs to be in integrated mode,
I removed some comments that only pertained to a test run in
standalone mode.
* There are 8 tests that are failing in integrated mode as well and
I've tagged 5 known ones with T307741. The other 3 failing ones are
the responsive reference tests that have a threshold value set.
Those failures will need investigation and require additional changes
to the core parser test runner to pass through the config to Parsoid.
Change-Id: I370d57d45cf126f71b3666fb493a887faf6b8e0d
When a reference is inserted in a link, Parsoid generates nested links,
which would break browser rendering. In some cases where the generated
HTML is reprocessed in later stages of Parsoid (as is the case in
T301293), it can lead to internal breakages.
In this patch, we propose to hoist references markers (and their <sup>
tag) included in links outside of that link, as next sibling to the link.
It avoids the vast majority of link nesting due to that situation, with
the following side effects:
* the <sup> tagging is now maintained around the marker tag,
* if a ref tag is in the middle of a link, it gets moved to the end of
the link (in the legacy parser, it stays where it is, but the end of the
link gets de-linked).
The selser test failures are consistent with the expected behaviour - wt2wt
does not round-trip correctly, leading to selser failures.
Bug: T301293
Change-Id: Ia39483c2112b1356e14a310fbb48baed946b5caa
Implements mocking for the #tag parser function for ref tags.
The ref-in-ref linting cycles tests from 04aa4be can now be restored.
This shows that after I1b598bd359b900d1b89abf5d8105a5d131aea3d1, the
protection added in 04aa4be is no longer necessary, because we only lint
the content where it's defined.
Bug: T237463
Change-Id: I4059e32b9bea8cdc23d2112812c3f7e167e47399
Follow up to I1b598bd359b900d1b89abf5d8105a5d131aea3d1
This also lints the html stashed in data-mw of mw:Extension/ref, when
named references have redefinitions.
The fast fail for linting references with errors is removed since it's
no longer necessary after the work in T51538.
Bug: T214994
Change-Id: I2431b4782339a1ac41c49f7ca0ad3480c0b13bad
This change will fix the crasher from T301293, since all the necessary
information to locate the ref contents is contained in the first
encapsulation wrapper node, we therefore don't need to traverse into it
and potentially be tripped up by the node being closed early for having
content model violations.
By using the linkback id from the href, we're potentially linting the
content multiple times.
By using the id from the data-mw, we're only linting the content
specified by the specific ref (with the slight caveat that if two named
refs define exactly the same content, they share an id).
Note that if named refs have multiple definitions, and hence the content
ends up in data-mw, we aren't yet linting it, that's T214994.
However, by not using the linkback ids from the href, we'll need to
traverse the html that mw:Extension/References have stuffed in their
data-mw if we want to lint references defined in the references tags
themselves (see the commented out test). This has the benefit though of
not running into the issue described in the References::lintHandler
(ie. not having the right tplInfo while traversing the content).
Bug: T301293
Bug: T214994
Change-Id: I1b598bd359b900d1b89abf5d8105a5d131aea3d1
If a ResourceLoaderFileModule is constructed with no arguments, it
accesses global variables, so this is not allowed from a unit test.
(This is probably a bug in ResourceLoaderFileModule, but one thing at a
time.)
This blocks If005958c76bbfabba74def4215c48fe94f297797.
Change-Id: I84056024b0d3a9dcddb1ab4dc8596118bb3fe8ea
