Clearly broken, as it tries to include a non-existing Resources.php file.
Also it's pretending to be MediaWiki 1.23, which is plenty old.
It was supposed to be run via the Makefile, but that's been broken since at
least 111b671444. If this functionality of identifying duplicate CSS rules
is still wanted, I'm sure there's a better way to do it than with a hacky PHP
script and a ruby tool.
Mainly removed since it's causing a phan-taint-check-plugin warning (T202383).
Change-Id: Id1d117f41f93adec4bba7191843aa415c4049d5f
* QUnit is now handled by MediaWiki core. For running QUnit from the command
line. See: <https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:JavaScript_unit_testing>
Basically:
> $ cd mediawiki-core && npm install && grunt qunit
Similar to the PHPUnit entry point in core, it will also run tests
for extensions enabled on the target wiki.
Bug: T129282
Bug: T131389
Change-Id: Iab4ebf2e61f5834cedc1b2656bd4487f6dcfeabd
This was supposed to merge master into the two_tabs branch, but it was accidently done against master instead
This reverts commit 06ee936e92.
Change-Id: I98da735b7d5c103399a2478286d1420243df6ba4
