In rebuild mode, we only process users who already have
a row in the euw table. This reduces the number of users
we have to process significantly. Thanks to Stephane
for this idea.
Also, don't force a recache of the alert and message counts,
it's OK to fetch them from cache. We also don't need to invalidate
any caches in this script, because the transition flag from
Ibcc8ac102 will ensure that the cached global counts are
correct.
Change-Id: I69c54cac47468647df2778b2d82f1b5dd9e574d3
Better idea: invalidate caches in this script, and write
a separate script to recompute existing euw rows.
This reverts commit c83af257d2.
Change-Id: I57bccfb726eada646cb318206d9091a20d59dcf5
This causes it to update the notification count cache as well.
Should we perhaps rename it to recacheNotificationCounts.php?
Bug: T132954
Change-Id: I540c4296f4fbadcf2267d77b53f71ee5c2eb8b52
Previously, getNotificationCount() only looked at local notifications,
and foreign notifications were added in separately by getMessageCount()
and getAlertCount(). This didn't make any sense and resulted in
counter-intuitive things like I4d49b543.
Instead, add a $global flag to getNotificationCount(). If $global=false,
the local count is returned as before, but if $global=true, the
global count (=local+foreign) is returned. If $global is omitted,
the user's cross-wiki notification preference determines which is returned.
Update getLastUnreadNotificationCount() in the same way, since it had
the same issues.
Also add caching for global counts and timestamps, using a global
memc key.
Bug: T133623
Change-Id: If78bfc710acd91a075771b565cc99f4c302a104d
