0c61a5a468 subtly affected the
gadget definition parsing, causing issues with definitions containing
HTML comments or certain kinds of whitespace characters. They would get
saved to the pages array with a trailing whitespace but
Gadget::getScripts() would only return pages strictly ending in `.js`.
Trimming the title before in MediaWikiGadgetsDefinitionRepo fixes the
issue.
Bug: T354385
Change-Id: Iacee432756006060217981a534434fd455285793
Remove the test that expects ES6 to fail by default, instead assert
that invalid syntax fails (as it should). Also add various other
test cases, including a commented-out test for valid ES6 by default,
to be enabled after Ie309e761f8b20640f7c0 in MediaWiki core.
Change-Id: If45856c563518255189687e3b1f620973349fb27
As this repo is not used anywhere in production, there is no backward
compatibility. Any scripts, styles, datas specified in existing
definition pages will get ignored.
Gadget::getJSON() no longer checks isPackaged() – that is now left
for callers - only relevant one is in GadgetRLModule. That was done
because validationWarnings() method needs the JSON page list even for
non-package gadgets.
Bug: T353174
Change-Id: Ic820bc4632981369c72f822fb8b9b7195930eaa6
A little efficiency to make getting from Special:GadgetUsage
to the relevant gadget files easier.
Bug: T344255
Change-Id: I0e26d10992bc3f8073bcdc8dbac86726ee6f7c36
Remove DefinitionDeletionUpdate and DefinitionSecondaryDataUpdate –
both call $repo->handlePageUpdate() which is already being called from
onPageSaveComplete/onPageDeleteComplete hooks.
The chain that made this redundant:
1. Ibe2e26d123, change hooks from hardcoded to GadgetRepo singleton.
2. Ieccc1cae8c, migrate from create-only onPageContentInsertComplete
hook to create-and-edit onPageSaveComplete hook.
3. Ib27fd34fbf, further consolidate handling of create and edit
events with handlePageUpdate, and remove any hook-level
conditionals. At this point, the DateUpdate classes became redundant.
Bug: T31272
Change-Id: I20c2759b219c80571237a73e8422f3128047eb87
Follows-up I24af0c2fa75. I forgot that newEmpty uses the "always empty"
EmptyBag, as opposed to an "initially empty" HashBag.
Change-Id: I62075bf685223b31c161508f99f95ee46280450b
This way it works out of the box during minimal local dev environments
without requiring additional native extensions. The repo is small enough
that it's fast enough either way.
Change-Id: I0c789f266cb01f31bb42cb9f960cae0bb4c293df
* Separate out tests for MediaWikiGadgetsDefinitionRepo and
Hooks::onGetPreferences. Removed hack in fetchStructuredList() for
overriding page content for tests.
* Add tests for ES6 gadgets. For this, ResourceLoaderModuleTest is
converted back to an integration test.
* Removed createGadgetDefinitionPage() test helper method. Now using
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase::editPage().
* Fixed GDNamespaceRepoTest failure when GDNamespaceRepo is the active
repo, by clearing WAN process cache.
Change-Id: I26b84576a91f6cb0ebae64c5fc1408666d767911
* Add tests for onBeforePageDisplay hook. A simple gadget repo
implementation, StaticGadgetRepo, is introduced for this.
* Add integrations tests for various gadget load conditions.
* Add test for onUserGetDefaultOptions hook.
* Add tests for GadgetDefinitionNamespaceRepo.
* Convert ResourceLoaderModuleTest to a unit test.
Change-Id: I275380c2bfcaa44770b3946a0a468eaaabef70c0
With GadgetDefinitionNamespaceRepo, there should be separate rights for
editing gadget json as opposed to editing gadget css/js, so that admins
can be granted the former, while the latter remains restricted to
int-admins.
Reusing the MW core rights for site CSS/JS/JSON seems to make the most
sense here. Protection is now applied via GetUserPermissionsErrors hook
rather than as namespace protection.
For editing any non-CSS/JS/JSON pages in the namespace, editsitejs right
is required.
Bug: T298834
Change-Id: I6ffd5e9467774f1e79ccdce8b6b4739f07be2da8
For consistency between the new message gadgets-validate-json
and the older message gadgets-packaged.
Change-Id: I84f2f11e033ed3a3b6fe855452b34f751e9970b9
… e.g. using modern syntax, or avoiding unnecessarily complex
language features. For example, we don't need to call count() when
all we care about is the boolean "is empty/not empty" information.
Change-Id: I13ae802f64627a79b29d1e57ad71486cb2fb977f
This can't do anything for two reasons:
* There are no spaces in the string after the str_replace. There is
nothing to trim.
* The regular expression above guarantees the string starts and ends
with alphanumeric characters. There can't be anything to trim, not
even underscores.
Change-Id: Iea40aafaa2457cdee9d05f105978627d38d9d5b8
