* currently the phpunit tests are not triggered by jenkins
* some test can't be re-enabled possible reasons:
** the texvc and texvccheck binaries are not available from jenkins
** the binaries can not be generated
** the path to the binaries are not set up correctly
Bug: T142120
Change-Id: I0c8fe5ad652c4663eeb029781521acbf56e42bad
The following sniffs now pass and were enabled:
* MediaWiki.Commenting.FunctionComment.WrongStyle
* MediaWiki.Commenting.LicenseComment.InvalidLicenseTag
Depends-On: I4e9749d8058cd6e55c7a4818d01c9d10a9d62efc
Change-Id: Ic4fbcb9ca724e940c102ac6feee0740b583cb14e
A formatter like this is not supposed to check if the format is known
or not. The code calling these formatters can introduce new (sub) formats
any time. What a formatter like this should do then are two things:
* If it's some HTML format, always return HTML.
* If you really can't identify the format, do a sensible fallback.
This currently blocks introducing a new format in Wikibase.
Bug: T46727
Change-Id: I585069e8f2ba33ec657ca4d514c6d502fe0f5ba3
This is obviously copy-pasted from somwhere else. Note that this tag
only appears in these two files. No other file does have it. It's not
useful for anything this way.
Change-Id: I7e0dcf0594fb59b396b1fd26b13383d59227b3f9
Documenting protected members as protected members is not really helpful.
One can see this by looking at the code.
Same for documenting a variable named "$html…" as "HTML". This does not
add anything.
Change-Id: I72364b6857166d77b9c85aa884cd139dc163c6bb
The @file tag is helpful when a block of documentation does not refer
to a class, but to a file. This is not the case here. These comments
can be normal class level comments.
Change-Id: I5ea1a1ecbe2dd681b91b793d4e45e7cd8dee529e
The following sniffs are failing and were disabled:
* MediaWiki.Commenting.LicenseComment.InvalidLicenseTag
The following sniffs now pass and were enabled:
* MediaWiki.Commenting.FunctionComment.MissingParamComment
Change-Id: Ia8000677263c4150d4900526bcba1c0602664b8e
Set viewBox to "2 2 20 20" to trim 2px off each side of our
existing 24px icons, therefore aligning them to the new 20px
grid. All of them had been drawn with large margins, so none
of the graphic is lost.
Bug: T177432
Bug: T190151
Change-Id: Ifaa8c27450cde7ed25d4429bd8aba25bcba3bfcc
Make math run out of the box without any additional setup.
After this the only remaining 'additional' requirement is 'php-curl' (cf. I25edfcb34ee5451a742cac6ae099019a16f6c417)
Bug: T186327
Change-Id: Ied495f0a4bb2d6292a8d926ae3e2891a0091eeed
Renders formulae via mathoid without to run mathoid as a service.
Mathoid 0.7.1 or later must be installed locally and configured to be
accessed directly from the math extension. It has been tested with the
config.dev.yaml of version 0.7.1. If mathoid is installed in
'/srv/mathoid' the following line might be added to LocalSettings.php
$wgMathoidCli = ['/srv/mathoid/cli.js', '-c', '/srv/mathoid/config.dev.yaml'];
i.e., make sure to specify the -c parameter with an absolute path.
In addition mathoid uses more memory than the the default. With
the config.dev.yaml a value of
$wgMaxShellMemory = 2097152;
has been tested to work well.
Change-Id: I0600f056d21927963267cf979d342e313419e9fa
