It does the same as before.
I think performance is not a concern here, and wasn't my motivation
either. But I hope this makes the code easier to read and to reason
with.
I added a pure unit test case (without involving an actual Language
object) to cover the previously uncovered digits feature.
Change-Id: I6a0fc86035817eabb42b55e58183ae094c052aa6
I was curious why running the CommentParserTest takes so long. I
found this is one of the bottlenecks because it's called so often,
but many link titles that are parsed as user names turn out to be
something else. This little hack speeds up the test by 15% and has
probably a similar impact in production scenarios.
Change-Id: I5a0b3a49ba5793c8a345baaa7118fed500c082b6
I was curious why running some of the PHPUnit tests in this code base
takes so long. While I could not spot an obvious bottleneck I found
a lot of code that is extremely hot, e.g. called a hundred thousand
times. A few obvious optimizations are possible in this code, e.g.
not calling the surprisingly expensive DOMCompat::getClassList
multiple times.
Change-Id: If22bbc1aedd2c36db1ab2343de5737009050b7bb
These are not widely used anywhere, but linking to an #h- heading ID
that doesn't exist should say "topic not found" rather than
"comment not found".
Change-Id: Ifd269cc72e640f36431f85c751874ca06229ba9f
Replacing legacy breakpoint variables with new Codex
design system `@max-width-breakpoint-*` tokens.
Bug: T331403
Change-Id: Ib1ff07a7692948b1fd22e9620c132133d392dab9
We support highlighter HeadingItem's despite saying CommentItem
in a bunch of places.
Also potentially show the "not found" notification if the URL hash
starts "h-" as well as "c-".
Change-Id: I51894902bfca405bbdec89806bb9c1d76e0b40ef
Why:
- Per T338534, we want to display the overflow menu next to topics and
comments. Supporting topic-level placement is a little more
complicated, so just go with comments for now.
What:
- Rework the is-mobile check to allow the code to run on desktop/mobile,
while excluding topic-level replacement on desktop (T342627)
Bug: T338534
Bug: T342625
Change-Id: I520c377120e16aa3a6fedcc8c39075958a942e4c
Only a fraction of a percentage of users are still using
ReplyWidgetPlain, and keeping these modules separate:
* Adds to code complexity
* Adds to ResourceLoader module bloat
* Causes bugs when we use VE dependencies in the
core ReplyWidget class
The disadvantage is that ReplyWidgetPlain will now be
loading all of the VE dependencies, but this will make
switching to visual mode faster.
Bug: T348834
Change-Id: Ifb0cfd43fdab761c3321ad01fa9fefca26473f86
Why:
- We'll reuse this functionality on desktop, so it makes sense to
extract it to a standalone file
What:
- Remove relevant code from mobile.js and place in overflowMenu.js
Bug: T342251
Change-Id: I98f1253e8d6db31c1f71203b50911b6f1b92778b
This avoids unexpected interactions where choosing an option in the
menu behaves like tapping the heading.
Bug: T348217
Change-Id: I7c38bb51fa99606e708d3ff5a2f3d6101dec2fae
Since 92f5cfd8 we support "mw-notalk" to suppressing comment detection
in pages or sections.
Until now, it only worked when the comment timestamp was surrounded by
a marked element. However, when a marked element was directly adjacent
to a comment, it would sometimes become a part of the comment range.
This can no longer happen now.
Existing use cases for this were the {{outdent}} and {{tracked}}
templates, which we handle specially since 50ad5bb2 and ddd391b6.
It's a bit ugly to hardcode specific templates like that, and this
provides a better solution for the future. The added test case
displays some other potential uses.
Bug: T324132
Change-Id: I7ffd299ef5957b35da8d01f9a0ed5a7a9a78be83
Why:
- We want to allow extensions to register interactive menu items in the
overflow menu.
What:
- Create a PHP hook to allow extensions to provide menu items
for rendering in the overflow menu
- The hook allows for registering resource loader modules required by
the menu item
- The hook passes in some contextual information, like the thread
item data, context source object, and if the page is editable
- Create a JS hook that fires when a user selects one of the menu items
- Example implementation: Ie9afbedb4f24cbd75eb48bb21dc9f6d8d732d853
Misc:
- Remove b/c code that existed to handle a transitional period where
JSON encoded overflow menu data did not necessarily exist in the
parser cache
- Rename code instances of ellipsis button / data / menu to refer to
"overflow menu"
- Some renames will have to wait until parser cache is updated; these
are noted with TODOs
Bug: T342251
Change-Id: I5f2a51791f8ba7619d1399a4b93111e9bb44e172
Follow-up to 5b6018b244 which put an
element between the advanced box and the actions wrapper. We can have
the rule use the subsequent sibling selector rather than direct sibling.
Bug: T348143
Change-Id: Ibe1b25bf15d320b17601a0d9471d4b7e6ca4ef19
When the user clicks anywhere on the page after following a permalink
(e.g. from a notification), we would remove the comment highlight and
the hash from the URL. Don't do it if the click is on another link:
this avoids inserting extra history entries when clicking on several
permalinks in a row.
Change-Id: I5d77dae4608f74b2be09b9cb92e39a8662529a9f
The gadget version doesn't do this, and we already have code
to prevent your scroll position from changing.
Allowing default rewrites the address bar and highlights the
copied comment.
Change-Id: I9aec2b2be7498a268d7b2eb3d2b4a4f76e658042
