MediaWiki core change I04b1a384 added support for i18n of API module
help. This takes advantage of that while still maintaining backwards
compatibility with earlier versions of MediaWiki.
Once support for MediaWiki before 1.25 is dropped, the methods marked
deprecated in this patch may be removed.
Change-Id: I67395aff48185f3e09da31b51a08aa2541fe6a17
The only file with a license mention so far was ApiTemplateData.php.
It was documented on mediawiki.org[1] as "GPL v2".
[1] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:TemplateData
Change-Id: I85cdd5d511f8578888127888d11c2642aad49842
* Prevent mistakes such as fixed by Ic5b42c4189.
* Expose the previously-suppressed Root#sets property.
Change-Id: I0d5bf9f7b742db8b49d0af23371389b0a4cdf7a4
Fallback for user language and content language is easiest to
resolve server-side. Also saves sending a lot of data to the
client that it doesn't need. Similar to how ResourceLoader only
sends 1 set of message values.
Bug: 50431
Bug: 52922
Change-Id: If8317ed6522a05d5a48a210ff43c97277b950a97
We only have 65535 bytes, let's use them wisely.
Prior to Ib2db241a in core (1.22wmf12) even binary page properties
were sometimes shown as plaintext (e.g. on Special:PagesWithProp).
Thus this introduces a "soft dependency" on that change.
No backwards-incompatible changes were made in public methods.
Added two new ones:
* Add TemplateDataBlob#getJSONForDatabase which returns compressed
JSON, use it where applicable.
* Add TemplateDataBlob::newFromDatabase which accept compressed and
uncompressed JSON, use it where applicable.
Use a long pseudorandom string in the test.
Bug: 51740
Change-Id: Ie66b0dd6b6dab6f8648e78595c41e52d9c704d57
I ran into countless random exceptions and errors locally due to
cache I built up over time that was no longer valid. Though in
approved commits in the repository there is only 1 version as of
now, I'm sure we will make changes in the future that require a
cache invalidation since getHtml needs to be able to make
assumptions about what properties exist.
Also fixed a bug in the parse() method where the 'deprecated'
property is asserted the wrong way around. Added a test for it.
Change-Id: I5f61d6030578a711909435c8b996373e9aaa5178
