This was never working it seems. The result of the check needs to
be wrapped in an expect() call.
Bug: T368267
Change-Id: I3224c6131a6e959821bc36e4525889e5088777a2
This makes it much easier to deal with the internal auto names
used on new elements created during one edit session.
We're ignoring the correct generation of the auto name literals
for now.
Bug: T367031
Bug: T367030
Change-Id: Idd579970cb64500dac27053213e9b116f23b6d76
Also removing the weird hook code that was only there to make sure
JS finished loading afaik and then was copied over to other parts
of the codebase.
Change-Id: I90185b14de69bf3f4b6230b9a87c7eff261e72b4
I'm still not sure what causes this to fail in CI locally they
are running fine. In the CI it seems from the recordings, that
Citoid is not loaded when these tests are executed.
Bug: T366383
Change-Id: Iee9e4dd04e08fd3ddfa77409d037ec80f84ead3e
This patch adds 'mw-cite-backlink' to the linkback span for both
named and unnamed refs. This requires us to add a span wrapper
for the unnamed refs case.
Verified in local testing that this causes aria attributes to be
added to the linkback tags in Parsoid HTML.
This should likely fix other gadgets and code that rely on this
class name to do their work.
Strictly speaking, this is a breaking change since we add an
extra span wrapper for the unnamed ref backlinks which *could*
break anyone using a li > a[rel="mw:referencedBy"] selector.
But, given the specificity of the a[rel] selector, the "li >"
part is unnecessary and might not be used. So, if we wanted to
push our luck (and break process), we could get this in.
Alternatively, we could:
- do this in the the read views OutputTransformPipeline.
- do a real major version bump -- we would be exercising that
functionality and have to fix and implement any missing pieces
that may have broke as part of the RESTBase sunsetting.
- not add the span wrapper and fix gadgets to explicitly look for
both named and unnamed refs with their selectors.
Bug: T328695
Change-Id: Icbd325ebd12cb42186c5b5220dc016835eb18b64
This should make sure events are added to the corresponding UI
elements and reduce flaky test results even more.
Change-Id: I2317321912945ef20f8f49405b54fddd65c618d1
Page property is removed immediately since $wgCiteBookReferencing has
never been enabled in production.
Bug: T239989
Change-Id: I6252fcf1485994244dca40470cc5955e8d4f6917
This adds the 'reference-text' class where Parsoid added
'mw-reference-text'.
If we don't care about the "mw-" prefix, since there are very
few wiki and code references to 'mw-reference-text', it might
seem like we could update all those references and rip out
'mw-reference-text' from Parsoid output.
But, Parsoid HTML is also exposed via the REST API which means
there are likely many users out there analyzing Parsoid HTML.
https://github.com/search?q=%22mw-reference-text%22+NOT+language%3AHTML&type=code
says there are 512 references to this string - so looks like
we are probably going to rely on a major HTML version bump in
Parsoid in the future and then rip out all the duplicate
classes (mw-ref, mw-references, mw-reference-text OR
reference, references, reference-text).
Bug: T328695
Change-Id: I04b18ac75863a0e3e61bdd47b34508e5547dc872
Also simplify the @covers annotations while we are here. The class
is really simple. There isn't much that can be covered acidentally.
Change-Id: I105f4ea6d6beb119d1557a32b691e9eda1b8085c
Introduce a static method so we don't need to copy paste code.
Note that the static method still largely duplicates what the method
.buildIndex() will later do. Both loops iterate the reference groups
and the references in each group. The main difference is that the
"is empty" check stops extremely early the moment it finds any
non-empty group.
That's also why I'm convinced it's not worth caching the result.
I benchmarked it and it's nanoseconds. But there are more reasons:
The non-static .isIndexEmpty() method is currently only used when
Citoid is active the same time. Which means the cached result was
entirely unused on installations without Citoid.
Bug: T356871
Change-Id: Id5c4295086bc977ef52ad141be9962d2eecb1bcc
Cite tests are blocking Citoid patches, by failing in that
environment.
TODO: To be reverted once the incompatibility is resolved.
Bug: T364382
Change-Id: Ie8eeac79966ccb46389e4f9aaa4620e9bd75cc00
The two are different:
* CiteReferencePreviews as specified in extension.json is a feature
flag that allows us to disable the feature entirely. It could be
named "CiteReferencePreviewsFeature" or "CiteEnableReferencePreviews",
but renaming a feature flag that's already in use is hard.
* The client-side flag tells the JavaScript code "you know what, it
was kind of a mistake you got loaded, please stop". This is because
we can not make all decisions before we register the ResourceLoader
module, e.g. if the user has certain gadgets enabled.
Adding the word "Active" is not a huge improvement, but at least
makes the two different now. Suggestions welcome.
Bug: T362771
Change-Id: I0f6a911df8772616ac50c1301f402f77dbe32089
PHP classes and test are somewhat copies from the Popups codebase.
Some refactoring was applied. More could be done. Not to sure if
this should happen more in follow ups though.
Could also reduce the complexity of checks on the JS side. Most of
these things can only change on page load. The only dynamic part
left is the anon user setting managed by the Popups extension.
Note, that I needed to add a new PHP config for here although the
other still exists and is needed in the Popups extension. This
will change, when the user settings code also moves.
I guess it's okay for now though. Both settings default to true
and are not overridden in the config repos.
Also needed to add the Gadget extension as phan dependency.
Bug: T362771
Depends-On: Ia028c41f8aaa1c522dfc7c372e1ce51e40933a5e
Change-Id: Ie6e8bc706235724494036c7f0d873f5c996c46e6
This updates the easy variables which are set and get within a single
module, these changes should have no effect and don't need to be
coordinated across extensions.
Bug: T362332
Change-Id: Ibbe69c321e9e2b744ec88cebbdc3476d776f5956
The ::setPageProperty() method has some tricky corner cases where the
type of the value determines whether or not the page property will be
sorted. Since sort order for the BOOK_REF_PROPERTY is irrelevant,
use ::setUnsortedPageProperty() to communicate this clearly to the
reader.
Depends-On: Ia94c192c429d0482c58467bed787fd2e0aca052f
Followup-To: Ibfd84b52057baa8e249d321ec9df612efd6a29a6
Change-Id: I399f4895ec8720ff2927c5cd5a09c7af4664ee46
Whether the dynamic property is present or not, it should have a null
value when 'unset' -- and don't use `unset` to delete an *actual*
property when one is present!
Change-Id: Ifcb9492cc5c814d702c6e61e8231abfd8ea0647c
The search index is really only used in a single place, in the
buildSearchResults method at the very bottom of the class. I find it
more obvious to understand what's going on when the places where the
search index is populated and used are as close together as possible.
This again really only moves existing code around without actually
changing anything.
We can also drop the extra "built" property and use a special null
value instead. This is possible because we know the only consumer of
the this.index property and can guarantee it can't get confused by
the null.
Bug: T356871
Change-Id: Iaddb3b16b3aa776f89fca2bf0350cce9b6bb1a23
This turns two methods with side-effects into more pure functions
with more obvious input and output. buildSearchIndex rebuilds the
internal search index from the internalList. buildSearchResults
filters and creates the result widgets the user will see.
This patch really only moves existing code around but doesn't change
anything. Except that this.built is set before onQueryChange is
called, not after. This avoids potential endless loops in case
onQueryChange happens to trigger buildIndex again.
Bug: T356871
Change-Id: Ib80a2dcb85779d64bec53caf90c49879d0ea2258
