Now that seen times are TTL'ed, there is little sense/incentive to set
them in the cache to the default value, since we assume the default
value if they're not in cache (which is being set here). Therefore,
setting them only increases the cache size without any gains.
Bug: T222851
Change-Id: I78a0045e4a53653196114da81c2d60328e78c269
These entries weren't TTLed at all, and so we had millions of records
for inactive users that were being stored forever. If a user doesn't
view their notifications for a year, it's OK for their notifications
badge to go back to the unseen state until they click it.
(The fallback behavior on a cache miss is to act as if the seentime is
the UNIX epoch, which means that any unread notification they have is
more recent than it, and is considered unseen.)
Bug: T222851
Change-Id: I99230d2351b40751a3f2f5123c5f38693120259e
Defaults to MainStash, but can be configured to use a different cache
backend by setting $wgEchoSeenTimeCacheType to a string that keys into
$wgObjectCaches.
Bug: T222851
Change-Id: Ifb935cc8be4618f7794ee79a234fc66d5cc5728a
Most modern IDEs as well as documentation generators understand the
keywords "false" and "true", when a bool can only be one of the two.
Change-Id: I83dd1f0cc0802fa74ee35e7ca7425615230a767f
There are about 200 of such generic "array" type hints in this code base,
the majority in @param tags. I started with what I found most relevant:
@var and @return tags. I might continue working on this later, but
wanted to stop for now to keep this patch moderately small.
Change-Id: Iff0d9590a794ae0f885466ef6bb336b0b42a6cd3
This can be called on GET requests, like when visiting Special:Notifications,
and also from getTime() on a cache miss. Defer the write to the real
cache, but update the in-memory cache immediately.
Bug: T146492
Change-Id: I24db223ded9508942dc0ef1abf55952e98f444d0
It was always set to 0, and we were using the old (pre-2015)
get() interface so it wouldn't have worked anyway.
Change-Id: Ie92b223a485a5d9d256d2dc69d4ff3807e838878
Bonus: remove documentation for nonexistent parameter for setTime().
This transforms seenTime concept to a global property for all wikis
and sources, and updates the global seen time on opening the popup.
Bug: T134855
Change-Id: I67bcc4b346237317c7a9204dd43cd0e9ee02792f
Has bugs, and will likely cause deployment problems.
This'll need to be reverted in wmf.19 at least
until we fix it up.
This reverts commit 00e0b9f45d.
Change-Id: Ia9d220ebcb607f96dee6bc856755305ed8501fcc
Until the user opens the popup the first time, everything should be
unseen, rather than nothing unseen.
Also, make the default 'everything unseen' if we forget their seen
time.
Change-Id: I99ff8d46d4fa2fab0db374ddff63727b18a68363
- Add a 'hasUnseen' data to the xwiki bundle so the badge can
consider its value when changing its color even without the
bundle being opened.
- Check and store seenTimes from all sources that the xwiki
has in a new JS object that the SeenTimeModel can store
Bug: T134855
Change-Id: Ifdcee88b4378cdc7acb4ae5c0cbc60b76339757e
Follows-up If6319a02. Making the cache static enables us to reuse
the in-process cache across multiple instances of the class.
Bug: T144534
Change-Id: I1a594830f13d56ab4e0e636a3cdb5e96379e990a
That adds an in-process cache so we don't have duplicate key lookups on
every request.
Bug: T144534
Change-Id: If6319a026c457a32bfde0e212c6193aa728cb208
This will make the mobile view show unseen state if any of the
badges have unseen state rather than not show it if one of the
badges was more recently seen than the other in desktop.
Bug: T141404
Change-Id: I27109ee6a24831d58767f9bd13ed58e54094aee1
Like count, it is available both grouped by section and ungrouped
(top-level).
Unlike count, the top-level still has both sections (but with the
string 'seenTime' at the root), and if groupbysection is used,
it will not also have top-level (since it would be redundant).
Example output at T139993
It will be false or omitted if there is no seen time, depending
on JSON format version (2+ is false).
Bug: T139993
Change-Id: I9f4f9df69203204b56002afa1be6ed2336c33898
So we're not abusing user preferences for the last seen time.
EchoSeenTime is a small wrapper around ObjectCache that handles the
fallback to user preferences during the transition.
All JavaScript code now needs to use mw.config.get('wgEchoSeenTime').
Bug: T95839
Change-Id: Ia45ba5e30eb4564250539d04d5886d2598ebd49a
