This was causing warnings in production:
Invalid parameter for message "notification-body-edit-user-talk-with-section": a:1:{s:9:"plaintext";N;}
Change-Id: Ibdea5d899caf446a8c7f811416fdabaa3dccccdd
Check for proper unserialization in EchoEvent::loadFromRow(), and return
false if not possible. Callers were updated to check for a false return.
Bug: T73489
Change-Id: I33867aa9bbbc5f0ecfe0d2a9e1b03eb1a937ae83
CA tokens are single-use, and the fact that they even worked
for multiple requests was a race condition. Instead of getting
one CA token and using it for all requests, get a fresh token
for each request.
Bug: T135250
Change-Id: Ie1bbdefd3e265d009d0c42ff27da447b8da7f1fd
This is needed because global tables and cache keys will attempt to be used
even for users who don't have the preference enabled.
Bug: T135266
Change-Id: I6208a12d46c8cd0275a232663cd50ac2bd2fed1c
Foreign notification sources can end up being empty
for legitimate reasons (already marked as read on the
foreign wiki) or errors (failed to query remote server).
This change makes the front-end resilient by
removing the sources if they end up being empty,
and removing the foreign notifications bundle if
all the sources end up being empty.
Bug: T135252
Bug: T135250
Change-Id: I5901bb0007420a19d8c0727faa982eb00809c074
Some complexity is now gone. We didn't currently have a good justification
for a the APIHandler factory: the apiHandler caller would have to specify
(variable `foreign`) what kind of handler it would like to initiate anyway,
so it might as well just inject the object (which makes the code easier to
follow, decreases bugs risk because there are less code paths)
This also gives the caller more control of the API handlers:
registerForeignSources will now be able to do more. Now it can e.g. create
1 object that is shared for multiple wikis (to do lookups for multiple
wikis at once)
Also renamed addApiHandler to setApiHandler (it just sets the value it needs
without checking if it already existed anyway)
Change-Id: Ie1814c5bf1a1f0e5607033beb506df67f3585b24
this.api is used in APIHandler.createNewFetchNotificationPromise,
so we should make sure it always has a valid this.api
Change-Id: Id476661fb427adbbb3c5741737c293c32ad8a27e
Had set this so that users on a corporate wiki couldn't modify their
email, but saw that Echo wasn't respecting it.
Bug: T135152
Change-Id: I1c7840e4f0648ab20ccc89ae281eb86cddad516c
Allow marking notifications as read per 'section' (days) in the
Special:Notifications page.
Bug: T115528
Bug: T134204
Change-Id: I7324a2c693aa92b9327cf8ff98f125293d5fba10
When updating notification counts, we already called User::invalidateCache(),
which bumps the local user's touched timestamp, which is taken into
account by OutputPage when computing the last-modified timestamp of the response.
However, this only works for one wiki, while the changed global count
needs to be displayed on every wiki. To accomplish this, track the
timestamp of the last update in NotifUser, and hook it into
OutputPageCheckLastModified.
Change-Id: I22c88a017f18a28179906049ee423c2d7e81c939
Calling MediaWikiTestCase::setService() appears to mess up the database,
so just reset it directly with MediaWikiServices, and tear it down to
avoid leaking any state.
Change-Id: Ibfd0a7f98f50506cd8402f966682f320bf715c8a
