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
The special page is only a MessageLocalizer, not a IContextSource.
Its implements all methods of IContextSource, but are delegated to the
underlayed IContextSource. So pass it directly make phan happy, while
the current code works as expected
Change-Id: Ia9d83f2f71a466a2ba74540f96f165c96fb7ca00
This cache was only used so that, if we're told to clear the newtalk
flag and we already know there are no edit-user-talk notifications, we
won't try to delete them. But that's not a good justification for such a
confusingly-written cache that would have been hard to convert to
getWithSetCallback(), and I'm concerned that using cached data to make
this decision could lead to inconsistencies.
Also remove the notifCountHasReachedMax() check, which made no sense: if
the user has >99 notifications, that is no justification for not marking
their user talk notifications as read when they visit their user talk
page. Whether the displayed notification count will change has no
bearing on whether these notifications should be marked as read (and now
that bundled notifications are counted individually, the displayed count
actually could change).
Bug: T164860
Change-Id: I3ff5c9b31307839b9336bd8856015db9baa52fad
* Move revision ids out of configuration and into MWEchoEventLogging
class. Because the EchoInteraction schema is used both server and
client, we have to duplicate the revision id.
* Use EventLoggingSchemas attribute to register client-side schema in
extension.json instead of a hook.
* Check if EventLogging is enabled in MWEchoEventLogging instead of
$wgExtensionFunctions.
* Pass only whether the EchoInteraction schema is enabled to the
client-side instead of all of $wgEchoEventLoggingSchemas.
Change-Id: I968294f96cedac19dc9d8f53df14fecfb666ceee
Also test it more meaningfully by setting up a mock database and
asserting that the right DELETE queries are issued.
Change-Id: Id39723b92118e98d9c9f0cd7381e9396dce67c17
The only place that reads the config variable is in ext.echo.logger,
which uses OO.getProp() to do so. If that property doesn't exist,
`undefined` will be returned, which we can force to boolean false.
Bug: T118488
Change-Id: Iac352b133950f6f2e4b88950c1fcd0c893284fd9
This avoids needing any dependencies on EventLogging in the module
definition, as well as allowing the extra dependencies to be lazy-loaded
as necessary.
Change-Id: I49b5be4be4f55cd4e27064247463b2ddb8e81296
$wgExtensionFunctions are run on every MediaWiki request, and should be
avoided unless necessary. Default user options should be controlled by
the UserGetDefaultOptions hook instead.
Bug: T180192
Change-Id: I2a79e078753d289c3ea2f04b613ce72c59a9e59a
Makes so many things simpler and robust.
Bug: T198935
Change-Id: Ia836f8f497cae8599f85cf86a7f6b299cd012e81
Depends-On: Iff63da0d215585cfcf083e7f7ec8ed45d5b77301
Explaining that a variable named "$username" contains a "username" is
not helpful. One have to read this comment first to understand that it
does not add anything to what's already obvious from the variable name
and the type.
Change-Id: I9a43866498d0c94422caf16233f502320a8e36c9
When a presentation model is specified for an event type,
check if the class actually exist before trying to use it.
Logs to debug when the class is not specified or doesn't exist.
This is useful for extensions that get undeployed
(looking at you, OpenStackManager). Their notifications
cannot really render since the code to render them
is not available anymore. This make them simply go away and
the notification counts get updated shortly after because
unrenderable notifications are marked as deleted.
Bug: T195253
Change-Id: I6335204942002bba3e73887ab81e55a27b4e181a
Add the ability to create notifications with specific timestamps
when generating notifications through the maintenance script.
Note, that not all notifications can be given specific timestamp;
only notifications that do not involve a direct editing action
will be given this timestamp and their events will be created
as if the actions were taken at the given timestamp, with
1 minute intervals.
Change-Id: I9e6b8660178ca0734979946c8e6ec8d43fc3de41
The `DBMasterPos` class is not JSON-serializable, so
we can not transfer the job in the kafka-based queue.
Before, we were waiting for slaves before executing the
job till the point in time when the job was submitted,
now we will just wait for slaves till the point in time
the job was executed. That lets up not to include the
database master position in the event and make it serializable.
Bug: T192945
Change-Id: I7c754bd1e899bad030cc6434be19daf2542e015f
See I2291c69d9df17c1a9e4ab1b7d4cbc73bc51d3ebb for the anticipated
hard-deprecation of this method in core.
Bug: T197492
Change-Id: I4687db09c27480147cfa7a648a886b1670812deb
Other places like Message::inLanguage also use
Language::factory( $user->getOption( 'language' ) ).
Change-Id: I911dc2319e1922276daa3eb3614a350c80b8b57f
The $cached and $dbSource parameters are now unused, so remove them.
This affects get{Notification,Alert,Message}Count and
getLastUnread{Notification,Alert,Message}Time.
There are some callers in other extensions and in skins, but none of
them pass any parameters (except one, which I fixed in Ice42930280da).
Change-Id: If6f10c4f163ecb1def5a150656a60d1ab5f44d52
We used to have code that called getMemcKey() with a boolean parameter
deciding whether to get a local or global key, but we don't do that
anymore: every code path now knows whether it needs a local or global
key. Consequently, move the code for global cache key generation back to
getGlobalMemcKey(), rather than having both be in getMemcKey() and
getGlobalMemcKey() being a wrapper.
Change-Id: If35bafc53e1e0086c31fd9675a9dc057e36f5717
As Krinkle points out, it always writes to DB_MASTER, so it doesn't make
much sense to offer an option to read from DB_REPLICA. This also
resolves the race condition that I believe arises from the one caller
that passes in DB_REPLICA.
Change-Id: I6976e5479debc3f4a8f28d53b1616c01475772be
To use WANObjectCache correctly in a multi-DC-safe way, we need to use
getWithSetCallback() to read data, and call delete() when it changes.
NotifUser's caching of notification counts and timestamps relied
heavily on set() calls, and so wasn't multi-DC-safe.
Changes in this commit:
* Rather than caching counts/timestamps in separate cache keys, and
using separate cache keys for each section (alert/message/all), put
all this data in an array and store that in a single cache key.
This reduces the number of cache keys per user per wiki from 6 to 1.
* Similarly, use a single global cache key per user. The global check
key for the last updated timestamp is retained, so we now have
2 global cache keys per user (down from 7)
* Remove preloading using getMulti(), no longer needed
* Move computation of counts and timestamps into separate compute
functions (one for local, one for global), and wrap them with
a getter that uses getWithSetCallback().
* Use TS_MW strings instead of MWTimestamp objects internally, to
simplify comparisons and max() operations.
* Make existing getters wrap around this new getter. They now ignore
their $cached and $dbSource parameters, and we should deprecate/change
these function signatures.
* In resetNotificationCounts(), just delete the cache keys. In global
mode, also recompute the notification counts and put them in the
echo_unread_wikis table. We could also set() the data into the cache
at this point, but don't, because you're not supposed to mix set() and
getWithSetCallback() calls and I don't want to find out what happens
if you do.
Bug: T164860
Change-Id: I4f86aab11d50d20280a33e0504ba8ad0c6c01842
