Allows users to opt out of receiving daily or weekly digests containing notifications
they have already marked as read on the web.
Bug: T169386
Change-Id: Ib47248678f88095492fb6896530be5a9f5bb43ca
Clicking 'mark all as read' would only mark the notifications you are viewing as read
instead of all of them - now it will mark all of them as read.
Bug: T156425
Change-Id: If46a85f91dfddd4ac158e5c3a4f942c9c3d9aac1
Instead of returning false when no links in the user namespace are
found, return an empty array. They're both falsey, but this way we don't
break the type hint in generateMentionEvents(), which is the only thing
that getUserLinks() is used for anyway.
Bug: T239275
Change-Id: I93b320be07cfdae68c5e296b2caa62ea4fae5ff2
It is set by a trait, but each module using the trait defines its own
message for it, so adding a new one for this module
Bug: T238520
Change-Id: Id247a40296960f3c95d3fc95bd046113e07dc0ff
Until PHPUnit7, the Stub interface came from phpunit-mock-object, and it
was at PHPUnit\Framework\MockObject\Stub. Then, phpunit-mock-object was
merged into PHPUnit, and:
- The interface above was moved to PHPUnit\Framework\MockObject\Stub\Stub
- The FQSEN above started pointing at a completely different interface
This is a temporary hack to allow upgrading to PHPUnit 8, and MUST be
removed as soon as the upgrade is complete.
The :string typehint is also necessary in PHPUnit8, and it will work
with PHPUnit 6 as well.
Bug: T192167
Change-Id: I07cebd07088bced5c5ddc62936f0098dfa39e151
I need this category to be able to complete T231395,
it doesn't make sense to web-notify user they were renamed
since renaming kills user session, so when they log in,
they already know.
Bug: T231397
Change-Id: Ib49a42969a2134bb89c17f62a7aea7db820374fa
Some LESS parsers will get confused with the lack of file extension.
It's better to be explicit and in alignment with recent change in core
I379334d7729e587a2a00.
It was already weirdly mixed in this repo with some imports featuring
extension and some not.
Change-Id: Ib208607c850fa2492b13cd3d449c04ebc2c21a01
assertEquals() does not compare the type. It can not only be a float,
it can even be a string. E.g. 9 and '9' are considered equal.
Worst case scenarios are:
* 0 is considered equal to any "falsy" value, including the empty
string.
* 1 is considered equal to true.
assertSame() does not have any of these confusing edge-cases.
Change-Id: Ib6af0fefbbd8856adcf27844bb8ddd8e33ed3f9d
Not all tools require these to be absolute, full qualified class
names. But some do. This does make the code more compatible with all
kinds of tools.
Change-Id: Ie7f9d9469b7a48b2fe908d3428fca9ec0120f855
