* Fix off-by-one counting
* Fix asserting properties on the wrong event (first one instead of
last one), luckily they are identical
Change-Id: Ib1a02476554b29b2a1d0bfdfa89859d71d7691b1
We're working on code in DiscussionTools that generates Echo events for
adding talk page comments (I7e0996843cdd70141e19d5c7ce66122204efa1b7),
and it was causing this test to fail.
Change-Id: I3099473a3113962911b9c77ede290142857a51b2
Currently Echo assumes the default user used when ->editPage() is
called to be a sysop user… which is kind of the case? It passed null
to WikiPage::doEditContent() which in turn falls back to the default
user (127.0.0.1). In a test that relies on the user to be a sysop, it's
better to provide the user explicitly to avoid confusion.
This is to clean up the confusion introduced by ->editPage()'s doc
block, see: I9f77474f40e0f6901aa2c6f846e471b822636aa5
Change-Id: I7a79e0eaa1617e4d87a8d615a5391723c0e30b6a
* Clear echo_event before the test. Otherwise it contains
a 'thank-you-edit' event that offsets everything.
* Use standard $this->db
* Use standard ~~~~ signature
Bug: T67336
Change-Id: Idd09aa107d01038d03b689d9086f65a9fb7b653a
This fixes some issues I found while updating this code base, e.g.
this removes types a method really does not return.
Change-Id: I19457e7bf88945eec958bf53e0b76a7585715a45
There are about 200 of such generic "array" type hints in this code base,
the majority in @param tags. I started with what I found most relevant:
@var and @return tags. I might continue working on this later, but
wanted to stop for now to keep this patch moderately small.
Change-Id: Iff0d9590a794ae0f885466ef6bb336b0b42a6cd3
