Plus:
* Add a missing "array" type hint.
* Use more specific assert… functions instead of isset().
Change-Id: Iaa423620d493b4bee11bf89f627d0420a645a8de
Supporting changes:
* Update the LinksUpdateHookHandlerTest test case to set the config
variable to its expected value of false.
Bug: T162203
Change-Id: Ic7b4d5ab42f71f6b4cf24cb5bbbbe808341a09e8
This tag is useless and does nothing without og:title and
og:description also being present, which is not the case
right now. A more complete patch should re-introduce all
three tags in one go.
It is also questionable if this tag belongs to this
extension, because it is explicitly said that the image is
an optional element of a Twitter card. og:title and
og:description are not optional. og:description would
probably be set by the TextExtract extension. This means
this Twitter card tag belongs more to TextExtracts and not
to PageImages.
This reverts commit 2e83a2c1dc.
Bug: T157145
Change-Id: I17ffe8f83d91156a79facb4c35b4a15ecc49f108
This is still only testing negative cases with no page image.
In addition this patch does sort all the hook handlers
alphabetically, and adds a missing PHPDoc block.
Bug: T51859
Change-Id: Iea65f2181dd3cac3ec2ceac191f002f74af3ec24
Unless I'm mistaken this config variable has never been used
in this codebase since introduction in
I64e997d58e4a1b66a8a351d85a3e7df1a77354e9
It's not documented so not clear why it is needed
and not referenced in this codebase.
Change-Id: Ib227eefb77ba2719db277fa80a8bfb958ea6a778
The maintenance script to populate free images has finished executing.
Follow-up on I1d35e965dc37c8c4ecdcc43313b3198e951e1978.
Bug: T152216
Change-Id: I32669e937efa6f5566eee582b911d170a32762e3
It's useful for API consumers to have the dimensions of the original
image so that they know the bounds within which they can safely rewrite
the thumb URL (bearing in mind the prerendered widths[1], in the case of
WMF wiki consumers).
This change adds an 'original' property to the page object, containing
the original image source URL along with its width and height, when
original image info is requested.
A warning is added when original image info is requested, noting the
format change and warning the consumer that the original image URL will
no longer be provided within the 'thumbnail' property in a future release.
[1] https://github.com/wikimedia/operations-mediawiki-config/blob/master/wmf-config/InitialiseSettings.php#L17535
Bug: T152163
Change-Id: I9d937f73a974dfb099b93552405531464b8ad3ae
It looks like the reason these jobs arn't processing is because
abandoned jobs are being considered as part of the acquired jobs
count, so if a job gets abandoned it keeps taking up a slot in
our job pressure calculation. These shouldn't count as pressure
because they are not running anymore.
Change-Id: I44fbce2b7dc47345ab0e3745d1653f418d75943d
When $wgPageImagesLeadSectionOnly is true restrict
the scoring of page images to images in the lead section.
This results in an additional parse of the lead section of the
content, but this should only happen once after an edit
has occurred and is deferred.
If false all images will be considered as candidates for
the page image choice.
Note that the choice between modes is per site not by
request. This is intentional to avoid having to store 4
different properties respecting license and
article position. As a result when enabling or disabling
this switch on existing setups, there will be a transitional
period where pages previously parsed will show pageimages
as calculated by the previous value of this config variable.
Bug: T87336
Change-Id: I09bdae82515f6e93f5606553259f10b3a10e9eaa
Very few of these jobs seem to be finishing, due to some
replicas being so far behind we get DBReplicationWaitError
thrown, which causes the job to be restarted. Catch and log,
but don't stop processing because of it.
There is also a problem with jobs that blow out the memory limits,
but not sure what to do with that.
Change-Id: Idffcfad76936f5e62e9018c58f2cb57db35af4b8
Trying to run this script in the cluster fatals out due to memory
problems somewhat regularly. The --start option helps to restart
it where it fell down, but when trying to run against hundreds of
wiki's that is a one-off solution that makes ensuring everything is
actually visited a pain.
To try and isolate errors add an option to push the parsing into the
job queue. There is still the possibility to miss pages, but job queue
retries should take care of us for the most part. Attempts to keep
load down on the databases by making sure no more than a specified
number of jobs are queued/processing at a given time.
Bug: T152155
Change-Id: I3a4e3a415b2f03de0bb36ac0515241e950130fde
