Part of my secret plan to delete ApiParsoidTrait.
* Inject RevisionLookup into ApiVisualEditor
* Use RevisionLookup::getRevisionById instead of ApiParsoidTrait::getValidRevision
* Use RevisionLookup::getRevisionByTitle instead of ApiParsoidTrait::getLatestRevision
* Use standard MediaWiki error messages
* Delete unused ApiParsoidTrait::getValidRevision
* Delete unused ApiParsoidTrait::getLatestRevision
Depends-On: I7244ee4916fb011fad5faa1d9f837e83f6ac2dc1
Change-Id: I8089c0c516d9dba52e931a0a80740c0361216dbd
For error responses, the response body should be JSON containing a
'detail' key with a human-readable error message.
Remove old debug logging for T233320, it's no longer needed and it
stopped working on WMF wikis anyway (again, previously it was broken
due to T234564).
Change-Id: I64d0b934c90c7e9582e5433ae7a1b9ed2bc0c9a2
ApiParsoidTrait depends on some ApiBase methods, which is inconvenient
when one wishes to access Parsoid HTML outside of the action API. Move
the bulk of the code into a new class ParsoidHelper, which doesn't.
Replace the uses of methods:
* dieWithError: throw a different kind of exception where it makes
sense, or change the method to return a StatusValue instead of
throwing where it doesn't
* getPageLanguage: use Title::getPageLanguage() or pass as parameter
* getConfig: pass to constructor
* getLogger: pass to constructor
* getRequest: pass the only required part to constructor,
leave some other API-specific code using it in ApiParsoidTrait
Bug: T314565
Change-Id: I90656cc74bb1cb1f2f3c82ad51cfb164cb8a4a4b
Now that Parsoid's ServiceWorkers have been merged to core, this adds
support for "zero configuration Visual Editor" to the master branch.
Like earlier zero-conf work, this does not use RESTBase for stashing
or for reliable selective serialization. Future integration work
with ParserCache will reintroduce this functionality. Nevertheless,
this implementation should have feature parity with the "loopback interface"
zero conf VE we've been shipping since 1.35.
Bug: T305108
Change-Id: I7b5b4a6d16b07914f947cbaf498ad1d3cf2447a5
What:
Add hook that runs after a save attempt is made in ApiVisualEditorEdit.
The hook receives the same data available in ApiVisualEditorEdit, and
implementations of the hook can modify the API response.
Also introduce templated
parameters (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Templated_parameters) in
the API parameters; this allows plugins to pass arbitrary data along
with their request using e.g. plugins=linkrecommendation&data-linkrecommendation=foo
Add ServiceWiring files, a PHP namespace, and a HookRunner class to
support the above changes.
Why:
VE plugins may wish to send additional data when saving an edit and take
action based on that data on the server-side. See for example the
AddLink plugin in I7a052f8e which sends annotation data, and then uses
the new hook to perform a database operation.
Change-Id: I392691475fbdcec766acbd832600e82efcb5bfe8
Calling the linter is very slow as the result is not
cached. Extensions needing this (DiscussionTools) should
just call the Linter extension API directly.
Bug: T253799
Change-Id: I994b52ca70c29a32900741a36087f10144396720
The code for setting 'watchlist' in the EditAPI request
was completely broken as it always evaluated to 'unwatch'.
Instead pass through 'watchlist' directly from the client
where it must be set to 'watch' or 'unwatch'.
Bug: T245579
Change-Id: Ia5a2bb76ef35a685b39bcc0c4727796acd0f510d
This opens up the API so that other tools can use it without being
forced to tag those edits as being from VE.
Also, document that tags is a working parameter that can be passed
through to the edit API.
Bug: T242184
Change-Id: I2c1d0f8d69bc03e5c1877c790247e165f160e966
(This is the error from T233127.)
It's still somewhat unhelpfully generic because it can appear in many
situations. But at least it'll be searchable, and less ambiguous about
where the 404 happened when a user reports getting this error.
Change-Id: I9e771934c436f39dd380fa5a06edcfbce9efad4c
Something is causing the 'ETag' headers produced by the "public"
RESTBase (queried directly from the client) to be mangled or lost.
My theory is that some proxy or browser extension is doing that.
When we detect a bad etag when fetching the page contents, discard
the result and try querying the "private" RESTBase via the MediaWiki
API (similar to what we do on private wikis, except there we talk
directly to Parsoid instead of RESTBase). After I463a84de63, that
returns the etag as part of the payload rather than HTTP headers,
and should pass unharmed through whatever is mangling the data.
Also compare and log the two etags.
Bug: T233320
Change-Id: I2ef0ca872597566f74b650aea71bf3f15747a6d7
Use an API 'parse' call with a sectionid to trigger
a full document expansion using replaceSectionAtRev.
Then send this off the RESTBase to convert to HTML
and statsh.
Ensure the etag is passed back to the API response.
Bug: T117716
Bug: T223023
Change-Id: I1b35b28e428a1f86d2e34d90ddbe73361ce14818
When this code was written in 2013 (1a5bdd5bd2),
the langlinks API did not have a way to return the language names (autonyms).
This has been added in 2014 (4ba3a9aea96ee21c035c69999be23580e23f4e0a).
Change-Id: I70edb846d94b1108b079caf5915532234190da8f
Should be merged along with the corresponding translatewiki change:
I89310a638e75f974af77db313bb9ca090c437bf2
Change-Id: Ie5be8dc09051907d3aea53e33bdd1b3f849ead1e
Big: T189982
