Just reading the method signature gives the exact same
information in these cases. In other words, this code is
able to explain itself.
Change-Id: I04d031f2b24c3b0d21fede2c19c64b54d30b5b0c
The idea is to possibly rename some of these classes, based on
these descriptions. But this should be done in later, separate
patches.
Change-Id: I7f9e5b2382711b434d6dd618489fa3ed8b7a46b4
The main motivation for this patch is actually the comment. The
so called "spec" contains all parameters that are present in a
template, no matter if they are present in the TemplateData
documentation or not. This is critical here.
Change-Id: I5e1c79e3859a27562a9dea1d450cec196aa572ed
Depends on whether this is a new or existing template transclusion.
Split from Ib9b76cac7cd57245e8db2ef10879069a86a6269e
Bug: T276568
Change-Id: I4d22e32fef067b640e9a9389deffaace736c3405
When the existing search results don't contain an exact match
(see previous patch), perform an additional search for the
title. This uses OpenSearch. This is recommended in multiple
places and also used in the quick search field at the top of
MediaWiki.
Again, I came to the conclusion that an isolated unit test
would be complicated and not test much anyway. Better test
on-wiki.
Bug: T274903
Change-Id: Ib575248e089ff66814400202d224deff6369c772
This code detects a few edge-cases:
1. When some search results are exact matches, make sure they
are always at the very top.
2. When the prefixsearch API is used, e.g. as a fallback,
redirects show up as a separate metadata structure outside of
the pages array. Consider these and stop if there is already
an exact match.
3. CirrusSearch returns redirects as part of the pages array.
When there is an exact match, make these redirects separate
options and add them to the top.
All of this is case-insensitive, on purpose. In case two
templates with different capitalization exist, we rely on
the backend to return both. The code introduced here is fine
with this.
Notes:
* This doesn't guarantee an exact match is always there. This
requires an additional HTTP request and is done in the next
patch.
* I tried to write unit tests for this, but gave up. The setup
is complicated. An isolated unit test would not test much
anyway. Better test this on-wiki.
Bug: T274903
Change-Id: I64e1b5633e7b878a4d0d23d66229ca87e69d0045
These are the most minimal (and therefor most stable,
hopefully) hacks I could come up with so far.
Bug: T274903
Change-Id: I28ba414dd34aad756e29400eb656f0942291a923
* Create getSurfaceClasses method.
* Pass surfaceClasses to target widgets.
This ensures that the 'content' class is passed to mobile
target widgets, and the 'mw-body-content' class is added
in a less hacky way.
Change-Id: Ibce6d1a1d0fda63cca354761f1b91f808858e95b
Template names sometimes show up twice when searching for a
template in the "Add a template" dialog.
This is a bit hard to test. The code responsible for this
is not in a single place. The feature is in the upstream
TitleWidget class. It's not broken. It makes sense to
provide e.g. "foo" and "Foo" as two separate options when
the user typed "foo", but the page is named "Foo". Both are
valid, and the feature allows the user to pick either.
But the VE widget does it's own normalization. Both entries
are normalized to "Foo". Both do the same. The additional
one is pointless.
You can try this on the actual enwiki: Open VE, insert a
template, search for "Template:nHLE".
Change-Id: I65e706c4d131a2f8c605d7979a02ea56f831bf03
The "redirects" part in a prefixsearch query is always an
array, no matter if formatversion 1 or 2 is used.
The "pages" part is an object with formatversion 1, and an
array with formatversion 2.
As of now this always uses formatversion 1. This is
hard-coded in the upstream TitleWidget class.
Change-Id: I8cde8e104f8a288015da745db41016f6639b453b
VisualEditor recreates the mw-body-content element. The element
with mw-parser-output already exists as a child. All skins now
consistently follow this pattern.
To limit the impact to the editor, we use ArticleTarget and add the class
to the surface, which corresponds to the mw-body-content element of a skin.
This avoids unrelated regressions in experiences such as DiscussionTools.
Bug: T283014
Change-Id: I4833d1ca9fda4fc0bd433760e47fe7010f00db05
Returns true if there is no meaningful user input yet.
Will be used in the next patch.
Bug: T272355
Change-Id: I4f88ce31662bbc46755f78d574c46b907581d438
Rather than invent our own size, we'll reuse the "larger" format and
tweak the dialog height to 90%.
Bug: T273971
Change-Id: Ibef85c1912267b14d83396b089b81934751a8328
Discussed in T274903#7077957. Note this might not be the
"perfect" solution. We are still experimenting, and this is
all hidden behind a feature flag. This is the change with the
most minimal impact. Actively trimming the input is another
solution, but with a bigger impact we might want to discuss
first.
Bug: T274903
Change-Id: I2ed06c04bb96c7b61bd7e87ad001e639ea6d06a2
We have two cases now that we want to cover here:
- Either we're inserting a new template and start a "fresh"
transclusion, then we want to use "search" in the headlines
- Or we're adding a new template to an exsisting
transclusion, then we want to use "add" in the headlines
Bug: T277028
Change-Id: I9fa294cf732598d58f848c75b353d2e1742eb4e8
This allows using the config variable independendly from the cirrus search extension.
This way it can be used for all subtickets of T271802.
Bug: T277028
Change-Id: I1b3bdda5fa6fbfe5c531c3b51c2c8e2a28ed1faf
Renames "Add a template" to "Template Search" in most cases and
provides inline help for the workflow.
Bug: T277028
Change-Id: I3fee87cb89b5044e785596e71ef3f1a18f2694ce
Ib957eac2d checked to see if actionTools.notices existed before
destroying it, but assumed it always existed if editNotices was
set. This patch adds a check before attempting to show editNotices.
The error occurs because Ibc7fa48df unregisters the 'notices' tool
(along with many others) for AddLinkArticleTarget.js in
GrowthExperiments. I92a3162ef in GrowthExperiments will empty out
any notices to work around this problem.
Bug: T281960
Change-Id: Idacd365efa82ecd5c0074ead035eda0cb9444b1f
We're about to replace this jQuery element by a OOUI container, and
can take an initial step by reducing its lexical scope.
Change-Id: I4123c8d22c01040fc2f61180304254498b21f5fd
The name "description" conflicts with the TemplateData field name,
which is only one of several documentation fields.
Change-Id: I0942701204fe8499e8890740585b9a02c1d14c63
The internal name "more" conflicts with new collapsible buttons.
TODO: looks like TemplatePage has an analogous field?
Change-Id: I10b24758316a6cc3fbd236c77daffa014fcdafc6
When $wgVisualEditorTransclusionDialogInlineDescriptions is set to
true, the template dialog will use a larger format.
Bug: T273971
Change-Id: Iad3c3f4d65125c83e35414ce15f793f6a1b192ef
This patch is mostly about the arrow syntax.
Some places can not be updated because the arrow syntax also
changes the meaning of `this.…`, but some code relies on that.
Change-Id: Ida3ab0e0950a428fbd1a85f281013778ee879df4
This would would be correct if it was in a method of ve.ui.MWBackTool,
but this is actually a different class ve.ui.MWBackCommand (they are
both in the same file), which doesn't have a 'toolbar' property.
This partially reverts commit 4984c5ffbb
"Avoid using mw.ArticleTarget methods on global ve.init.target in tools".
Bug: T279613
Change-Id: Ia5e80e34cc5021295639cf18b3c324d2821aecf5
Triggered by Ctrl+Shift+Space on PC.
On Mac, there is no trigger, we rely on the built-in OS shortcut.
Bug: T53045
Change-Id: I9630804c833d755910589022b0ca78208337d804
As far as I can tell, the code only uses the comment, nothing else.
Omitting the title probably won’t make the underlying database query any
cheaper, but it should at least save some network traffic.
Change-Id: Ideb66ce3a24fb4f42fe8fc22ba0e93d05724d8b6
New changes:
2cbc5f9b2 Update OOUI to v0.41.2
e4e467a6b Use wrapper paragraphs in empty branch nodes
Bug: T65356
Change-Id: I222824c53e43f587c999b6478bec52ef686fed7e
The regex that removes the wikilinks to create the initial edit summary
should have the global flag since it was taken from preg_replace which
replaces globally implicitly.
Bug: T276722
Change-Id: I21e3cdfe752657ad37d9a6bd473a7e7dbb6e4cd6
In QUnit 2, QUnit.setup()/QUnit.teardown() were renamed, to be called
QUnit.beforeEach()/QUnit.afterEach(). Though we are insulated by this
through MediaWiki's wrapper for backwards compatibility, changing the
names of the functions we pass to the new names allows us to drop the
old ones.
Bug: T170872
Change-Id: I5bfca33c1d4d920d54c2c54b483be78c61b6d0d7
We have two preferences used for enabling/disabling VE:
'visualeditor-enable' and 'visualeditor-betatempdisable'.
(And 'visualeditor-autodisable', which sometimes overrides
them both, but it's not relevant here.)
The user can only set 'visualeditor-enable' when VE is Beta Feature,
and they can only set 'visualeditor-betatempdisable' when it is not.
However, when deciding if VE should be loaded, we always checked both
of the preferences. This gives incorrect results when the preference
that is not supposed to be settable actually exists, due to being set
in GlobalPreferences on another wiki where it's settable.
A similar issue could occur if VE configuration is changed from Beta
Feature to a normal preference (or the other way around), and the
preference values for the previous configuration still persist.
Bug: T271434
Change-Id: I7399b3c516f762429050a662ac85d1d392392323
This is needed to reconstruct population estimates from a sample.
Depends-On: Ie5cf24e84a2ed041bf7c4f0b891387c45667467b
Bug: T273454
Change-Id: I3a40e74f8ccb80aa6ed7d3313a5394aa31baf572
