The test uses black magic to override the behaviour of
MediaWikiGadgetsDefinitionRepo. However, this magic doesn't work well
with I2ac659a4, which disabled gadget loading in non-database tests.
This test is the only one that needs that code to be run, although it
won't actually make any queries because of said black magic.
Add the test to the Database group as a temporary (TM) workaround to
replacing the TestingAccessWrapper magic with something else.
Change-Id: I7d9fd612dd685a5728d3a7a9ced97fd5ac45f491
TestUser needs a database connection to create the User, but this test
doesn't need a real user, so just use a mock instead.
Ideally we'd use Authority, but the hook still takes a User object.
Change-Id: If6cb7e3756036fc458a4308b06499c4bc0d3d9b0
* Remove most APCu logic, including the reverse checking of WANCache
touch time to validate the APCu key
The APCu expiry had a 7-15s blind TTL before this check took place.
Keep the conservative part of this (blind TTL). This should be
more than enough to debounce memcached traffic.
* Simplify WAN handling with plain key and delete (using the default
holdoff tombstone, which should take care of edge cases like second
DC warming up the WAN key shortly after a delete).
* Fix incorrect method doc about being by section. The returned
list is not by section.
Change-Id: If14ff83a29367df58d1824615bcf0bcd2edc886f
Locally these tests are failing for me on master every time.
In WMF CI, it seems they are passing right now, although they
too would start failing as of Ib27fd34fbfe7a7. My guess is that
my change there causes the service container to be initialised
earlier and thus causes the modified global to no longer be seen.
At the very least this should have been using setMwGlobals(), which
would have also avoided the issue by ensuring a service reset,
however use setGroupPermissions() since it's tailor made for this
purpose, and avoids potential problems later with default groups
not existing.
Change-Id: I8f02ffc996d6077ca6e7433229b1ea5d8fc6ce7c
The parsed content of JSON files in the gadget is made available from the
gadget's JS files via require(). That is, MediaWiki:Gadget-data.json (or
Gadget:data.json) is available as `require('./data.json')`. This is
supported for both MediaWikiGadgetsDefinitionRepo and
GadgetDefinitionNamespaceRepo. The JSON parsing is done server-side.
JSON can only be used in "package" gadgets - in which the JS files can
also be invoked via require().
Also added a test for GadgetResourceLoaderModule.
Bug: T198758
Depends-On: Ib4556d09c4d393269e32771aab00f59a5f630e1b
Depends-On: Id4589a597ccfc4266b3e63d10f75b146aa7a287a
Change-Id: I21acb46cdd244a39b5cc6963aa763f0113bd1e38
Previously attempted in 82281d82d0,
reverted in 7c4ac597e2.
This gives each section and each gadget's entry an `id` attribute,
which can be used for linking, as requested in T126962. Existing user
options still match the new preferences.
It also probably makes future improvements easier. No one understands
multiselects with subsections.
Bug: T126962
Change-Id: Ie96fd94c994d05ab8507920fa560c7ed9c1f9b69
This gives each section and each gadget's entry an `id` attribute,
which can be used for linking, as requested in T126962. Existing user
options still match the new preferences.
It also probably makes future improvements easier. No one understands
multiselects with subsections.
Bug: T126962
Change-Id: Ifaca96e288c475017636c2408712d6a20aa77da9
Multiselect can build by message keys only and allows to parse them.
This reverts fix for T32182, there is no way to handle the dir on each
item/checkbox at the moment
Reintroduce Iccd6202c443bd699aa3a911c8ba36a2b7bcdcfed (reverted by
I1cf3c7c61e9e90567587350639590691add1af34)
Bug: T58633
Bug: T278650
Depends-On: I8f52f21ae2641ddcad1aa85ce6bf14de1a09ab4b
Change-Id: If71008195f58faff9f302f7ea2bf9dbb1a527844
Multiselect can build by message keys only
This reverts fix for T32182, there is no way to handle the dir on each
item/checkbox at the moment
Bug: T58633
Bug: T278650
Depends-On: Ie983757081dc39f3685ba5b01b02bd124880e1af
Change-Id: Iccd6202c443bd699aa3a911c8ba36a2b7bcdcfed
