Most modern IDEs as well as documentation generators understand the
keywords "false" and "true", when a bool can only be one of the two.
Change-Id: I83dd1f0cc0802fa74ee35e7ca7425615230a767f
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
Target page entries used to exist for each user
that was notified for an event. They were
removed as the notifications were marked as read.
Now they remain so that the association between
pages and events can be used for moderation
regardless of the notifications read status.
This patch removes everything about
echo_target_page.etp_user from sql and php code.
Bug: T143959
Change-Id: Ib57510e6b0e9202a7e035f8ea59955dca8a0b24a
This reverts commit e372f3ce6f.
The previous attempt was broken because
EchoTargetPageMapper::fetchByUserPageId() returns a list of
EchoTargetPage objects, not a single one.
Bug: T117531
Change-Id: Id02a025e3736a7b92d9d6fb8adf29ef674f8e2fa
Title::newFromId() can return null, and if this were the case the
instance caching would never work, so it would continually make useless
database queries.
Initialize the $title member variable as false to begin with, and use
that to check whether we've already checked Title::newFromId().
Change-Id: Id07c2c963ffcd03e212bed0a666735bcb68b92e0
We calculate how many messages and alerts are being marked as read, and
subtract them from the count since the database and caches won't be
updated until the end of the request.
For performance, we also get the event_type while doing the
EchoTargetPage lookup query to avoid having to query it individually
later on.
Bug: T117531
Change-Id: I0d9302adf1b4b07a4ff26a04b00d4498aa3fe7ee
