echo_notification isn't the only table that refers to echo_event;
echo_email_batch does too, so check it as well.
Change-Id: I6663c8bb83a991ee663eb1616583fde8eee46751
When pages are deleted or undeleted, their associated
Echo notifications also need to be marked as deleted
or undeleted. This is done by looking up the
echo_target_page table.
With this change, echo_event.event_page_id is also included
in the search. This way, all the events that don't use
target pages are also moderated when needed.
Bug: T217452
Change-Id: I277fca68ce088ab564e76ed9dfb2134ab3be4c4a
column event_page_namespace was dropped from the database
When running the updater for sqlite on a fresh install it fails
Function: Wikimedia\Rdbms\Database::sourceFile(
/workspace/src/extensions/Echo/db_patches/patch-event_variant_nullability.sqlite.sql
)
Error: 1 no such column: event_page_namespace
Change-Id: I397e601dd9db45fc34669c43df5f9dd8d337ed95
When the location on disk of an icon is known,
load its content and turn it into a data uri
for the <img> tag.
Otherwise (when it's only configured with a url),
use the url in the <img> tag.
Bonus: the rasterized icons were a bit blurry
and they are now crisp.
Bug: T55479
Change-Id: I8b5d7f09d8181f22927b8d4712505212ea1a10b1
PHPUnit 4 on HHVM is unable to create a mock for a class that uses variadic
arguments in one of its methods. Details at I0e027f5ec66 in core.
To work around this, IDatabase will continue to document it the old-fashioned
way so that Phan can analyse it correctly, and also so that PHPUnit can
mock it properly.
Change-Id: I4b8f2b8a8bb54b71d8b4836c3663f1a646ece1bd
This trait was using private fields from its host classes
($this->event, $this->language). It created a weird coupling
situation where the host class uses the trait and the trait
uses the host class. Effectively a circular dependency.
Also, phan is complaining about it in
I65ae6adc10941c05a2646e551b1baa829e4e8654
Change-Id: Ib2796b7ca62ecd7ece19583d7ca83e4252a5d878
Do this by default in EventPresentationModel so it automatically works
for all email subject messages.
Update messages to use this parameter. Also update email subject
messages that were trying to use parameters that didn't exist, and fix
message documentation that was completely wrong about what the
parameters were.
Also update translated messages to account for parameter shifts (in many
cases, these messages were using the wrong parameter or a nonexistent
one).
Bug: T219620
Change-Id: Ia420c4db13c95d91e1bfc4c7950942df5858379b
These work now that I4c0d629da254ac2aaf31aae35bd2efc7bc064ac6 is merged.
Bug: T194632
Bug: T218388
Change-Id: If8031d488a67c423c7d4f4d3bf0f5e4126d3212a
This boilerplate at the beginning of most files is an anti-pattern from
very early 2011 frontend experiments (I take full blame), where I didn't
understand (or had confidence in) the load order of scripts. I won't
remove it all at once, as that requires careful review of dependencies.
But this one file seemed like low-hanging fruit. The "ext.echo.dm"
contained a file that lazy-created `mw.echo` as empty as empty object,
and `mw.echo.config` as `{ maxPrioritizedActions: 2 }`.
The "ext.echo.init" module loaded on every page already does the same.
Remove this file and depend on that module instead. The same modules
will be downloaded, in the same way, and in the same order as before.
What changes is that the order of execution is now defined instead of
implied, thus making the dm-version of it redundant.
In practice, while fragile, the load order was already consistently
running init before dm. I found this through code coverage analysis in
Chrome DevTools, <https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/F28421786>.
Change-Id: Iaed7cf0e47479ce8ce76aee1bfe479d82b4f61ed
This is not used anywhere else and doesn't appear to be something
that is intended to be usable or loadable as its own entry point.
The name 'ext.echo.ui' could be improved to better reflect the
bundle purpose it represents, but thats a breaking change for a
separate commit at the discretion of the maintainers' preferences.
Change-Id: If9cf287917a51de96a36d534b7c0cfadf1accf9a
