Use paction 'metadata' instead of 'parse' by default, to avoid
accidentally using VirtualRESTServiceClient when testing cases
that don't require it.
Change-Id: I02492a2dc444cf531a5c8767b0dcfe0d20ac7339
New changes:
a75d285a8 ve.ce.Surface: Fix error on load when document has no content offsets
Bug: T302362
Change-Id: I55cb19b390461264316fc75a09ae90e26bc5f34d
New changes:
a50d13e3b Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
a0c3637de Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
17daebc83 ve.ce.Surface test: Add test for special image paste handling codepath
f4b688e1b Always use clipboard paste data if "important elements" have been dropped
f0e5c16c9 afterPaste: Add 'figure' to importantElement list
abd5894ef Show copy button when selecting focusable nodes on mobile
Local changes:
* Load new clipboard messages
Bug: T101113
Change-Id: I05f9dc850d3cac740916d26a0c2b0d390e47fbb1
Our theory is that browser plugin spam shouldn't reach
the DM document unless we've made a coding error like
I194ff1d57. Log future errors so if there is more plugin
spam in the future, we can investigate the cause.
Bug: T298147
Depends-On: I705195bc5d0f76a38da5d2cc09fab184a2c32401
Change-Id: I3403859906ceaa51be63b0d79f474f0289ab4408
There are some combinations that can result in a message that is
more confusing than helpful. For example, when a parameter is
already in a template, but via an alias, that alias is potentially
shown in the sidebar (only when the parameter doesn't have a
label). When the user enters the primary name of this parameter,
the message talks about a "duplicate", but the user can't
understand what this duplicate is.
Just make all messages repeat the parameter's label as shown in
the sidebar. This is often redundant, but sometimes crucial
information.
This patch also improves the qqq.json documentation. All messages
get 2 parameters, even if some of them use only 1.
Bug: T285869
Bug: T291059
Change-Id: I826e341cebd8f89dba63d64de67baba1ec8f2001
Same random finds while working on something else. I carefully
checked and made sure these methods are actually called without the
optional parameter.
Change-Id: Iab36fd130258322985b5d6e7f8e1f7b4ee235ba2
This focuses on a few trivial cases where the syntax helps making
the code more readable. One level of indirection is gone with this.
Change-Id: Ibf25d7eaa06952e69b36bd5a78a48d04ac62890c
These are only needed when we need to access a specific `this` from
within another `function () {}` context. This is not the case in the
situations here.
This is split from Ibf25d7e to make it smaller and easier to argue
about.
Change-Id: Ide1476de91fc343aa992ad92a1321d3a38b06dd0
The `.` character class matches any character *except* line terminators,
but edit summaries can contain those. Use [^] to match truly everything
in the comment part. (In the section part, I assume `.` is okay.)
Bug: T302103
Change-Id: I29fcdd7489d118674bab5cfe5c0a15b8e4efac64
Passing the useskin parameter ensures that output hooks are run
on the new page HTML. This already happens because we request
the 'subtitle' and 'categorieshtml' props which also trigger
skin mode (along with the 'headhtml' which we don't request).
However it is better for us to be explicit that we want the rendering
for a specific skin, rather than relying on these props to trigger
the correct mode.
Also pass through mobileformat param, which is added by a hook
in MobileFrontend.
Change-Id: I1cd2c5c5c13ae0b90cc32e441b453532343a434a
This ensures the full loading sequence is shown when the
user opens VE using history navigation.
Bug: T301843
Change-Id: Ia7a641c8bd5a036f23c9da94bc539d8cf66c5021
Previously we were adding an event listener every time the
target was opened, and not removing the old ones.
Change-Id: I0ce609f1d9e2d6fb00b605dcade6f27e7a887b9d
Found via Iaf989bc50363a (patch set 6):
> FAILED TESTS:
> ve.init.mw.DesktopArticleTarget
> ✖ init
> Died on test #1
> TypeError: Cannot set property 'pageLanguageCode' of null
> at Object.<anonymous>
Bug: T89434
Change-Id: I8ad2cc4c115224eb276d1488091b9518fde739f9
* Append the toolbar before starting the scroll
* If the toolbar is floating set the anchor to full height
immediately. This shouldn't cause the content to jump down
due to scroll anchoring:
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/overflow-anchor/Guide_to_scroll_anchoring)
But add our own logic for it for browsers which don't support that.
* Now the browser only has to deal with the scroll animation,
and not the height animation of the toolbar anchor at the
same time, making it smoother and less buggy.
Bug: T301773
Change-Id: I61d533d40758d559b03c858e0006ef2e4f0fcd16
