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
The API accepts a new query parameter `license`, whose
value can either be `free` or `any`. `free` is the default value.
When the value of `licence` is:
* `free`, then only the best image whose copyright allows
reusing it will be returned;
* `any`, then the best image, regardless of its copyright
status, will be returned.
Bug: T131105
Change-Id: I83ac5266e382d2d121aff3f7d28711787251c03b
* Do not "return true" in hook handlers. I was told it's good practice
to either return false on failure, or nothing/null.
* Remove "static" from method that does not need to be static.
* Make some type hints more specific.
* Add missing imports. I wonder how this can work without the imports.
My PHPStorm complains.
Change-Id: Ia0e980ff99f0e004d700b22dd07ff17f04bed4ec
Fetch the extended metadata for every image, and if the NonFree key
(provided by CommonsMetadata) is present, rank down the image.
The check is run on LinksUpdate so changes to image copyright
templates won't have effect until the page is reparsed.
Unlike other weights, the work of extracting the weight factor from
the file/page is wholly done on LinksUpdate, instead of doing most
of it on parse and storing as ParserOutput extension metadata.
This is to avoid getting the article page parsing and the file
description page parsing conflicting with each other.
Bug: T124225
Change-Id: I21111ecbc80ded864806a2a93002f3254c3c68a9
This patch only moves existing code around, but does not change any
implementation detail.
I found it very suprising that all code called by this hook handler
is 100% exclusive to this hook handler. There is zero interaction
between this hook handlers code and all other code. Why is it in the
same file then? And why is it all static? It doesn't have to be. I
had to change literally nothing, except cutting and pasting, removing
all "static" and replacing all "self::..." with "$this->...". That's
all.
Change-Id: I5ffe6fdf4e57135e6f3b32636c80f22be758607c
