Comments has been duplicating these methods for quite some time for no real reason other than that they're private here.
Duplicating these methods appears to be necessary if and when working with extensions where users can be @mentioned but which are
not implemented as ContentHandler subclasses or otherwise related to regular wikitext pages.
Change-Id: I9c097bab9c5eed8f2399c86897b1f8968126c765
Collect event data and allow modification by a hook.
This allows extensions to look at the events generated so far,
add more events, or remove events.
Bug: T276990
Change-Id: I60818d57552946857077dee93b0adb036621b791
Remove using of User::getCanonicalName since this method will be hard-deprecated. Now it is soft-deprecated
Bug: T275030
Change-Id: Id708800bc709de175bc7c6acc422368a734b00f1
Remove using of User::isIP since this method will be hard-deprecated. Now it is soft-deprecated
Bug: T275602
Change-Id: Ic1749cbad92bfe0eeae40736403fd5ceb6d504e8
It appears like the initial \h in this non-Unicode regular
expression matches parts of an UTF-8 character, destroying it.
This makes the final preg_match() in this method fail, when
$output is going to be used as a pattern.
Bug: T264922
Change-Id: Iaf240bc2e0808c2f57c1f8bab2589d3207915afe
ParserOptions::setTidy() was already a no-op in MW 1.35, and
Echo already requires MW >= 1.35 in extension.json.
ParserOptions::setTidy() was deprecated in MW 1.35 and will be removed
in a future release.
Bug: T198214
Change-Id: I6a5378a42a6cf035296ad549525c25438803970a
DiscussionParser::getUserMentions() returns mentions in an array of the
form [ID => ID]. UserLocator says "we shouldn't receive User instances,
but allow it for backward compatability". But
DiscussionParser::generateEventsForRevision() was putting User objects
into the extra when there is a mention in the edit summary.
I noticed this when I accidentally made User objects be unserializable
in a core patch.
So, I made generateEventsForRevision() generate mention arrays in the
same ID=>ID format as getUserMentions().
Change-Id: I7c6d25950c8887b50426863c7b0a2d5d007559dd
Instead of returning false when no links in the user namespace are
found, return an empty array. They're both falsey, but this way we don't
break the type hint in generateMentionEvents(), which is the only thing
that getUserLinks() is used for anyway.
Bug: T239275
Change-Id: I93b320be07cfdae68c5e296b2caa62ea4fae5ff2
The hook (SpecialMuteModifyFormFields) is used to append
the option to mute/unmute echo notifications from a specified user.
Special:Mute handles posting and saving the fields, the only
requirement is that the field name is the same as the property
that wants to be modified, in this case 'echo-notifications-blacklist'
Bug: T220163
Depends-On: I2b3eee0802cb086091f35ecce13ae77a8e7d518d
Change-Id: I77b3ccfdce9b501eb8ecd58c0d7bbecb78029a7e
Follow-up Icfc8516 and I3d997f9 (migrating from deprecated Revision
to RevisionRecord)
When generating 'edit-user-talk' events, if we don't have the section-text,
we use the edit summary instead.
Revision->getComment() returns a string but RevisionRecord->getComment()
returns a CommentStoreComment. As a result of the migration, an instance
of CommentStoreComment was put into the event 'extra_data' and later
added as a plain text params during notification presentation.
This patch proposes to
1) Make sure to add the comment's TEXT to the event
2) Test that the 'section-text' is a string before using it
as a message parameter. This will cause faulty notifications to
render without a body instead of erroring out. We could write a
maintenance script to fix those notifications but I don't
think it's worth it.
Bug: T223741
Change-Id: Ie3a1c59a43b0981ec42fc77e7ebb0e8bd132dbe2
Follow up on Icfc85167a636bef95daab2.
Bug: T221163
Depends-On: I31d819f4453032da8deb117254b954fba058e0a3
Change-Id: I3d997f9e8d4bd1566ec6fd8fe2d33be5161458b3
Class Revision is deprecated and in this patch, replaces
usage with appropriate classes; RevisionRecord, RevisionStore,
etc.
Bug: T221163
Change-Id: Icfc85167a636bef95daab236ab80113c1a3cf41b
* 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
Specify which notification types allow notifying the event agent in
$wgEchoNotifications, and stop specifying it in the event_extra data.
Putting 'notifyAgent' => true in event_extra will still work, but is
discouraged.
Change-Id: I4f558654ec23757dd4ecd6986eb3e9a5593f5386
For the algorithms in question this does not make any difference. Excess
elements are thrown away anyway. This is for performance.
Change-Id: I645e389b3f993bc8015fd729b9302aa25471f833
If all the code needs to know is if an array is empty or not, using
count() creates more confusion than anything.
Change-Id: I253308505fe5af5b5c56d85169789271967298ba
Note that the array of matches returned by preg_match changes when
PREG_OFFSET_CAPTURE is set. That's why the additional [0] (for the
match) and [1] (for the offset) are needed.
Bug: T203930
Change-Id: I89f9ea3bef49fe9128fd42805695982f012ecba9
See, this last part of the compiled regular expression is wrapped in
an (…)*, which means it is entirely optional. It does not make any
difference if this part is found or not. The compiled regular
expression matches with or without any of these "line ending"
fragments being present.
I can not really figure out what the intention of this was. A line
ending anchor ($) is not missing – I'm pretty sure about this.
Otherwise it could not detect signatures that are wrapped in more
than a single HTML tag, for example.
Instead of fixing it I decided to remove it. The tests should show
this code was not needed.
The motivation for this patch is to improve performance. This part of
the regular expression is quite heavy and can cause a lot of
backtracking for literally zero benefit.
Bug: T203930
Bug: T204291
Change-Id: Ia5323b401b947edeb7094d7eec131ba6c80edf70
\h matches only horizontal whitespace, but no newlines. This is what
we want in all these cases, because nothing of this (headlines,
signatures, timestamps) is even allowed to span multiple lines in
wikitext. The tests should show this still succeeds.
The idea is to make these regular expressions more strict so they
don't run in so much expensive backtracking.
Bug: T203930
Bug: T204291
Change-Id: I805f8cb082edcd26713ef41d3ae5b61194c131e5
In double quoted strings PHP tries to understand all kinds of escape
sequences, but \A is not one of them. Such sequences are left untouched,
including the backslash.
In single quoted strings, there are no escape sequences. All are left
untouched, which is what we want in case of a regular expression.
TL;DR: The resulting string is the same in both cases. I'm touching this
because my IDE shows a warning about the unknown \A escape sequence.
It must be either turned into "\\A" or '\A'.
Change-Id: Ie1e84c67c344faf77bc86a0b28dc82d31c3a7dbe
This patch adds a few strict type hints on the language level, not
only on the PHPDoc level as my other patches do.
Change-Id: Ie66f9ebf80317dcaf13e2e96a93332a1a93cebbe
This change requires MediaWiki 1.32 which is already required in
extension.json.
Change-Id: I61856796d864c9493c1a7a875cb2415f11f081a9
Depends-On: I193f5b9a95430b0a05573c361715e053e5411e32
