Added a test that checks if the flyout window appears when the alerts badge is
clicked.
Bug: T217051
Change-Id: I5afbb6928a42ddf1c71dec13c4559189d7c31f28
This fixes tests, because EchoHooks has "echo_event.*" which is invalid
with table prefixes, like done in unit tests
Added EchoEvent::selectFields() for future use and to replace more
SELECT *
Bug: T217487
Change-Id: I51cb46812431635d11780633dc7d807cd04f813d
This patch contains a series of different clean-ups in test classes.
Some documentation is added as well as soft and hard type hints. Note
all this is exclusively done in tests. So if the CI is fine with it,
it can't be wrong. Right? ;-)
Change-Id: Ibcf1f65f48ac0fb41837c47672dddfd70302e9fd
This codebase already used the …::class feature a lot. This is more
about making the code consistent and easier to refactor in the future.
Change-Id: If5b2456b825aae753ed97445160ec191c18df8e3
Colours were previously defined only in the monobook- and vector-specific
styles, but with the same styles in each, and appear to work consistently
accross all tested skins (modern, timeless, cologneblue, anisa,
hassomecolours...). Given the UX importance of these colours, better to
apply them as the default for all skins and leave it to any others for
which this doesn't work to resolve any issues on their end.
bug: T181142
Change-Id: Idc22881d6c51aa12adc9a053ce08adfdf0fad2b0
The @expectedException annotation got deprecated in PHPUnit 7.5, and
removed in PHPUnit 8.0. This was done because the annotation does have
two disadvantages:
* The class name is encoded in string, where it is not easy to find for
all IDEs and tools.
* it did not allow to say exactly *when* the exception is expected.
Change-Id: I96862a18874f36355e817accd64d8703c1965c86
* preg_match_all already returns the number of matches. We can just use
this number instead of counting it.
* Checking for a strlen() of 0 is a little tooo expressive, because we
don't really care about the actual length of the string.
Change-Id: I0537a7740e5d369b79364f24aecf71c4e8fa7db1
The codebase already used the …::class feature in many places. So this
is more for consistency than anything. The …::class feature makes it
much easier to do refactoring in the future.
Note this patch is exclusively touching tests. That should make it
relatively easy to review this. As long as the CI is fine with it, it
should be ok. Right? ;-)
Change-Id: I4d2adee76b4adbc83b2061161fd4e863ba833fcb
This leads to broken styling in OOUI 0.30, and is only
a marginal improvement in the Apex theme.
Bug: T215509
Change-Id: Id7d000be7c9dcd50e050f067c6f1fbdc06f332af
