Core change I8d825eb0 begins the process of changing core database
tables from using xx_user and xx_user_text fields to using xx_actor.
This updates the extension to continue to function during and after the
transition.
Bug: T167246
Change-Id: I5c0c4879c5ab252be9c0582aa9efa871304a8ad8
* Make updateCount() check isReadOnly()
* Make EchoUserNotificationGateway::markRead() check isReadOnly()
* Make ApiEchoMarkRead check if the echo DB is read-only
* Remove access getExternalLB() argument
Bug: T187942
Change-Id: Ibafce8839b46e28251a6c1c08dd61fec4756bf33
The following sniffs are failing and were disabled:
* MediaWiki.Commenting.MissingCovers.MissingCovers
Change-Id: I2a48e5c27a7307b3982d11875180fc11f2a125d9
Doing it in two lines makes it easier to read
This makes also clear that this is not a broken condition
Change-Id: I9771b6457789b7dc572f2d73d1fae8c361f9a1e6
All files containing more than one PHP class were split into
multiple files.
extension.json was updated to match new class locations.
Bug: T177809
Change-Id: I4e7d8f02164c3048c41c4c9fbe4be18a99e7abaa
Format user-rights reason as plain text
in both web and email since links
in notification body are not supported.
Bug: T172636
Change-Id: Ief5ff0aff18aad070f4388e075b5aae072d8f101
See MediaWiki core change Ied5fe1a61. There's no need for a dependency
here, though, since it'll just ignore the extra parameter.
Change-Id: Iff28b00638c15de7307a130196bbb91cda91c3d1
We used to have to DIY it because the core method stripped links, but
with guessSectionNameFromStrippedText() this is no longer an issue.
This allows us to pick up the nbsp handling that was added to core in
129067c907.
Bug: T180689
Depends-On: I56b9dda805a51517549c5ed709f4bd747ca04577
Change-Id: I192218dd14464de5041ceb1c16125bbcd8f44f18
When intval() fails, the function returns a zero. We should remove
the failures from the blacklist.
Bug: T178512
Change-Id: I89ad680a287da16c2fbd6aa4d53a725142429144
Title fragment isn't supposed to be escaped on input. It gets escaped later,
when getFullURL() gets called on the title. This previously didn't matter much
because Sanitizer::escapeId() doesn't break anything if called repeatedly. However,
now it's deprecated anyway and uses legacy encoding so I need to get rid of it.
Change-Id: I6392604ac0841ae92a21ecb569c9643d7bc6231c
Otherwise, if $list->getValues() contains the number 0,
any non-numerical string will match, because 'foo'==0 is true.
This, in combination with a broken maintenance script that had
inserted 0s into some users' blacklist, broke all notifications
for those users.
Bug: T177825
Change-Id: If8700b4d0de0fdba876eb9d5cc4997e185dfeb3c
Various selectFields() methods were deprecated in MediaWiki core change
Idcfd1556, replaced with getQueryInfo() methods.
Change-Id: I5d62ad76fdb64a9c6efd228f27e9b5f512f17d5e
Depends-On: Idcfd15568489d9f03a7ba4460e96610d33bc4089
User objects haven't been stubbed in awhile, and language objects
aren't being stubbed anymore.
While we're here, swap a few MWException -> InvalidArgumentException
since they're more accurate :)
Change-Id: I7e2f2aa135b024fb653c3ec13181d7015383ff2f
The echo mute list uses user names which are not stable. User ids should be used instead.
Bug: T173475
Change-Id: I947bcf37a8f85aaa105776d368dbd0ab76823aeb
While working on my own Echo notifications for CategoryWatch, I came
across this bug. I was happy to see that someone else identified this
a while back.
Wikitext-to-html production for the body of Echo messages does
not fully qualify urls. This means that links are created pointing
to, for example, "/w/index.php..." instead of
"http://example.com/w/index.php...". Supplying a base URL in the html
for the message fixes this problem.
Bug: T141521
Change-Id: Icfb9f3be58b83d2a441972adb58fef1169169d7c
The following sniffs are failing and were disabled:
* MediaWiki.Files.ClassMatchesFilename.NotMatch
* MediaWiki.Files.ClassMatchesFilename.WrongCase
* MediaWiki.Files.OneClassPerFile.MultipleFound
Change-Id: I7cbf305fae765dbf68df07f84992c2d5ed5486c6
Currently, the 'Mark all as read' button exists only for JS users.
This patch adds the button for no-JS users as well.
Bug: T96061
Change-Id: I1a62c56306597209540ffd694c8fb7b2a92885c9
This will be used to submit a new article reminder, for a specified date.
The delay is not implemented yet.
Bug: T166973
Bug: T167450
Change-Id: I773bbe98e781957912350c481c850b3263cb1821
