I think the issues in T329299 are caused by partially autosaved
comments. We store data in multiple localStorage keys, and if some of
them are stored but others are not (due to exceeding storage quota),
our code can't handle the inconsistent state.
We already have a wrapper around localStorage that tries to cover up
these issues. Change it so that all values specific to an instance of
a reply tool are stored under one localStorage key. This ensures that
all updates consistently succeed or fail, with no partially stored
state.
One of the reasons we haven't done this is because this requires the
whole data to be serialized to JSON every time, but our experience
with VE change 4355d697aa shows that this is fast enough.
Extra changes:
* Remove storagePrefix, now redundant
* Remove use of createConflictableStorage, now redundant
* Prefix the key with 'mw' as advised by mw.storage documentation
* Use ES6 syntax for the new code (just for fun)
* Use consistent expiry (T339042)
Bug: T329299
Change-Id: I347115f7187fd7d6afd9c6f368441e262154233b
https://wikipesija.org is currently using ISO 8601 as the default date
format. The format is xnY-xnm-xnd"T"xnH:xni:xns and 'xn', 'm', and 's'
need support added.
Change-Id: I235098a578eb92ddd23ea47fa23d60df4b28f590
The wrong 'this' was being used. I don't think this additional
call is required because we have already disabled the section earlier.
Change-Id: I7c9005463223a3de94de5924bf5d5da22e7ca67c
This triggers Toggler.js in MF to open the section, which
may not be stored in sessionStorage, as DT can recover
from localStorage.
Bug: T338920
Change-Id: I695e2d423b5159ef4cdcefc0f4d4d0a05f46879b
Sometimes we call this API and then reload the page (or navigate to
another URL), without using the page content it returns. Save some
work and some data transfer and don't generate it in those cases.
Depends-On: Ic5fac61f3ef9b2dfce6ff757f1d414a9f41f217d
Change-Id: If1aea90488e3f22cc31ac1f360139ae65acf000a
Some wikis customize the 'pagetitle' in ways that are not compatible
with the client-side message parser.
Depends-On: If1979da12777e4ee4e97937640fc5e6176f9b5fe
Bug: T317600
Change-Id: Id05a08f8d350a8d8c6d301a3cb3a53f3a798fe09
This temporary message has been shown for long enough.
This mostly reverts:
* d0eec56f6d
* f24a73a05a
* bd40523843
Bug: T322495
Change-Id: Ic1762e170547fba8b5fda225eff21e515ace512d
This has been added to the core behavior of shouldAbandon as well, but
the way it's overridden here needs to be changed since the
multiple-words check would override that.
Depends-On: If130cdc1df595e6ab12d531ce603cc42c8b3b5f3
Change-Id: Ie7bdc4a4702514fcb7d500924dad18729198b9e8
Also, replace a `px` value with an `em` value in another similar case,
to support users and skins changing base font size. The exact values
don't matter that much.
Bug: T335823
Change-Id: I18778b13948abc18d67631d620be0b658d04facf
The following are now available in all browsers we support:
* mix-blend-mode in CSS
* Node#contains
Change-Id: I324948f0bceac6d86999300e2b2c8756613e56d2
Unsubscribing was already available from Special:TopicSubscriptions
when JavaScript is disabled.
* Add links to subscribe/unsubscribe in CommentFormatter
* Update links in skin navigation
* Add support for subscribing in the actions
Bug: T321431
Change-Id: If3c4bf7df309d0d98237c3b7b9c129cc2f72cda3
* Remove the hook we used to disable that feature
* Remove CSS that only applied when it was enabled
* Update code comments that referred to it
Bug: T319145
Change-Id: If21a04f6a087289d8249a786f7c991e5e12c9bed
Replacing 'mediawiki.ui/variables.less' @import with
new skin-aware 'mediawiki.skin.variables.less' standard.
Also
- replacing several static values with new Codex design token featuring
skin variables – `background-color` `color`, `border-*`, `box-shadow`.
- removing skin overrides like `.skin-monobook`, they are now covered
by the skin variables.
Patch requires MediaWiki core version >= v1.41.0.
Bug: T332541
Co-Authored-by: Volker E. <volker.e@wikimedia.org>
Change-Id: I36c7a0f5ed06c3eccd792b19b6a1972663f20df6
This can be done within sections using CSS:
* mw-notalk
Or at a page level using a magic word:
* __NOTALK__
"notalk" suppresses all comment detection, treating the content as
not containing any comments even if there are signatures present.
Bug: T295553
Bug: T249293
Change-Id: Ic1d7294bafcf7071e16838e70684ecadd7bc6fd3
This can be done within sections using CSS:
* mw-archivedtalk
Or at a page level using a magic word:
* __ARCHIVEDTALK__
"archivedtalk" still detects the comments, but disables features
as appropriate for an archived conversion, i.e. the reply tool.
Bug: T295553
Bug: T249293
Change-Id: Ic47693e9a2f53f92563ccdd50203fb55c12d0493
