* Also make sure block notices have type 'block'.
* Remove old flag for tracking since we'll be using one
from core
Change-Id: I4b66e73c8a4c4dd7bffd7c0239b1d5ec06eed12f
Depends-On: I6bd1c95548616677e1f72ba6bcfc6f2b551c1ca6
These aren't supported by VE-MW, so must just be
garbage from a browser plugin, possibly Citavi.
Bug: T200971
Change-Id: I9f34e9890e7f59d76cd464778481c415cc3c5dbd
* Use ve.getProp
* Use .abusefilter key instead of string search (the key
didn't exist when we first implemented AF support)
* Move AF handler next to captcha handler, and comment
both as should-be-moved-to-plugin.
Change-Id: I171d63844b84b5a12396b6d6746f92110fc06c6c
When an edit notice is passed through from the API, allow
a type to be specified, and specify type 'block' if the
notice is a block notice.
If VisualEditorTrackBlockNotices config is true, track
when a message with type 'block' is shown.
Bug: T209633
Change-Id: If5fecc2c2c1c39f4b7245b9a215e1120c93b2b22
For now this is just moving code. In the future we will
be able to make the handling of edit metadata async.
Change-Id: I7b442dfbdd890154de0e7faab1f6b0346caa8de0
* Make inserting secondary tab work with Minerva's non-standard structure
of navigation menus
* Distinguish primary and secondary tabs with tiny icons, since Minerva
hides their text
* Hide section edit link dividers (unnecessary when we use icons)
Bug: T208102
Change-Id: Ieaec60165617e3b423ec58857d6f0a0406e22b1d
New changes:
3d2ffae4e [BREAKING CHANGE] Have ve.htmlMsg return a node array instead of jQuery collection
Local changes:
* Have ve.init.mw.Platform#getHtmlMessage return a node array
Change-Id: Iabd823c851f94356f1902918278f88068dfe4d25
The schema itself is being renamed, many of the field names are
different, and two new fields were added (page_token and session_token).
Bug: T207803
Depends-On: I2949c9782669b75cf17978698c8cef21fdee6dea
Change-Id: I3ec11d74d71207acac130689bac93d5bf0c70715
Respect the config var exported by WikimediaEvents that, if set to true,
forces oversampling. When oversampling, all events are logged even if
they would have been sampled out. The isOversample property is set to
true if the event was oversampled and would not otherwise have been
logged.
Bug: T206543
Depends-On: I5fdf5fdd2dc0d99a0a0d7eb7ab2e3dce4798009b
Change-Id: I314da47d7d250672f1a9b34edeeeb720850f8fac
Instead of hard-coding the 6.25% sampling rate, allow it to be
controlled by the config variable in the WikimediaEvents extension
(which also defines the RL module for the Edit schema).
Also use sampling code from EventLogging so we can configure the
sampling rate as a number, rather than using a hex-digit based strategy.
Bug: T206543
Depends-On: I00383cec62f6c2a0137b329565b0ca84bfbb223f
Change-Id: Ia3e9a0f93d5d3001f222a64f31e82a63db36d7ab
Rather than computing all the data then throwing it away 93.75% of the
time. Also use .charAt() for consistency with WikiEditor.
Change-Id: I6360b5c636e94db3483f542791d158f240c542f8
This won't really do anything until the patches to ve-core for the activity
events, and WikimediaEvents for the schema land.
Bug: T202148
Change-Id: Ie462a24f66240a1accfd0185c46273e60effbd64
I ran Closure Compiler over the codebase just to see what would happen,
and it printed some useful warnings.
Change-Id: I56d40b11e6d1dd7ce68a5e59da511f66e928647f
