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Two motivations: 1. I want the two deeper nested functions guardedRef() and guardedReferences() to have less side effects. 2. In guardedReferences() guardedRef() is called. Both set the property. That's redundant. The new code avoids this. Change-Id: I48146f8b6d91122a904be0a552ffe3b03bc0481f |
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Cite
The Cite extension provides a way for users to create references as footnotes to articles.
See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite for detailed documentation.
Configuration
$wgCiteStoreReferencesData: If set to true, references are saved in the database so that other extensions can retrieve them independently of the main article content.$wgCiteCacheReferencesDataOnParse: ($wgCiteStoreReferencesDatarequired) By default, references are cached only on database access. If set to true, references are also cached whenever pages are parsed.