We'll update this before 1.36 is released, unless we get Parsoid
integrated "properly" before then.
Change-Id: I92d8555b1f5dc121c5f596b5cb6d59414280388f
Currently we always register VE as a Beta Feature, and then
expect users to use $wgHiddenPrefs to hide it, hackily.
Also, set this new preference to false so that 3rd party
wikis don't show the BF by default.
Bug: T254349
Change-Id: I92fe3d44bb4d762ca7b1bc693b7d2e74367c84ec
Previously, when the editsection link of the section edit links had
a class defined (either by the skin or through an extension), the
mw-editsection-visualeditor class would not be added, as the + operator
on arrays does not merge existing entries.
The side effect of the mw-editsection-visualeditor class missing is
that the initialization code in ve.init.mw.DesktopArticleTarget.init
would add an additional link to the section edit links, resulting in
three links shown when VisualEditorUseSingleEditTab is false.
Change-Id: I4b25c63884fa367fb0e44c61323a19a71fb6b9d8
This copies the Parsoid extension code into includes/VEParsoid
to allow a "one extension, zero-configuration" install of
VisualEditor for MW's LTS release. The Parsoid code has been
re-namespaced (`VEParsoid` instead of `MWParsoid`) to avoid
autoloader conflicts if you actually install Parsoid as an
extension (as we do in Wikimedia production). Similarly, we
arrange that the ServiceWiring and RestRoutes configurations
are skipped unless running in zeroconf mode, to avoid
conflicts with the Parsoid extension.
This import matches Parsoid commit b30f223.
Bug: T248343
Change-Id: Ic63ce40f59c4be8f4fdc5f9ac17798353fc86866
Goals:
* Allow other extensions to reuse these methods (maybe upstream them
to MediaWiki core later)
* Allow ApiVisualEditorEdit to extend ApiEditPage. We'll be able to
reuse its definitions for API parameters instead of duplicating
them, and we won't have to pass around unrecognized parameters.
Bug: T252573
Change-Id: If5c8d95560cbb078ae4980f4a912cbaeafe53d3e
We go through all this trouble to pass the config to the API modules,
and then we don't use it at all (we removed the uses recently in
ce094c72d and d85d30f9b).
If we end up needing the config there again, we can just get it by using
MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->getConfigFactory()->makeConfig( 'visualeditor' )
anywhere we want, like we do all over the place in VisualEditorHooks.
Change-Id: I9d254a9946f0d24783baf68c409b10291a8fd1b3
While we pretend that the ConfirmEdit CAPTCHA support is added by
ve.init.mw.CaptchaSaveErrorHandler in the ConfirmEdit extension,
we still have a bunch of code here required for it to work.
This commit removes some of it, no longer needed after
I6605017fd31a4f96c529dd0beb69e9f4433cebc1.
Depends-On: I6605017fd31a4f96c529dd0beb69e9f4433cebc1
Change-Id: I41e032fd754927b7ea6cfb767eb9f21b522ccacd
It turns out anonymous users can't apply change tags, so change
I2c1d0f8d69bc03e5c1877c790247e165f160e966 broke editing for them.
Bug: T242184
Change-Id: I7c27e4d9995428e213a980819810f235fdfe9435
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
In many places we check whether VE is available before doing things
(init.isVisualAvailable). This variable includes checks for whether
the page is wikitext, etc. Now it will also include checking whether
VE is enabled in user preferences.
In almost all places where init.isVisualAvailable is used, we were
already also checking if VE is enabled, so this doesn't affect the
behavior. But notably, we didn't do it when showing the option to
switch to VE in the welcome dialog and in the toolbar, causing T243723.
Changing init.isVisualAvailable this way makes it consistent with
init.isWikitextAvailable, which has always included a checking whether
NWE is enabled in user preferences.
Bug: T243723
Change-Id: Ie174bc3f16bceb29cb155b9223e0acef70167fd6
The 'eye' icon is in the 'accessibility' pack, not 'alerts'.
Compare to the dependencies of 'ext.visualEditor.diffPage.init'.
Change-Id: Ie14ab6be756fd9e0bef59475466674a41273046f
New changes:
1a7460058 Remove ve.newMobileContext feature flag
Local changes:
* Remove ve.newMobileContext feature flag
Change-Id: Ia8def997b7cba4623866080752b06068d2118cc3
* Change the query in ve.init.mw.ArticleTargetLoader#requestParsoidData
so that in non-RESTBase mode with wikitext it still returns the
metadata required to initialize the editor, using the backend API
code added in I1b35b28e428a1f86d2e34d90ddbe73361ce14818. This fixes
the exception from T222312.
* Introduce new configuration option $wgVisualEditorAllowLossySwitching
to control this feature. It is enabled by default, fixing T214542.
We allow it to be disabled because switching in non-RESTBase mode may
cause "dirty diffs" (non-semantic changes to the wikitext), which are
undesirable on wikis where users carefully review all changes.
Bug: T214542
Bug: T222312
Change-Id: I58879cba5612002c70c24731306214d2577c2c52
In general action=edit could be bound to a wikitext-specific
edit link, but in the case of redlinks we can use the
preferred editor instead.
Bug: T223793
Change-Id: Ib0851e9e2ce441ae93311153801e2c3de0a2063d
We don't currently support it in NWE. It has a very different design
for previews that wouldn't really do what users expect. Let the old
editor handle this.
Bug: T195914
Change-Id: If0c0312347c212447bd8da7336c80bd4a1cb246a
Prior to 80bfbfc54b this worked by
accident, and with a number of bugs depending on your settings (see
T219457). It turns out that Wikipedia users have invented various
workflows that depended on this bug (mostly involving sandbox pages in
namespaces where VE is not enabled). Restore it as a supported
feature, and in a way that avoids the problems it previously caused.
Bug: T221892
Change-Id: I62714b6f2905efd1d1b34c7a13b9917cb6c609fc
Is replaced by MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->getConfigFactory().
Also, did a few minor cleanups where necessary such as; objects are
passed as references by default etc.
Change-Id: I42cd242ebdbc0b091a99e771289020d498bf2bba
This is a clean up after collecting the necessary data related to
blocks and how often users see the block notices
See: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T189724
Bug: T214214
Change-Id: I532a0cd95009109ba25caa8dd31badd5c1900da7
For a while now, the 'ResourceLoaderRegisterModules' hook is
the last oppertunity to register modules. Therefore, the
isModuleRegistered() check covers everything it needs to.
In addition, at this point modifications to ResourceModules would
be ignored even if it did contain additional entries.
Change-Id: I77714fca0f561f5817a45dd3be5fd8d3ba42f969
These do not vary by user or page, and can thus be loaded asynchronously
via the startup module, rather than blocking rendering and fetching
of modules on all pages.
In a future change, it might be better to go a step further and bundle
these with a module so that they only load as-needed instead of still
on all page views, but this should be an improvement nonetheless.
Change-Id: Icae3712ac5546a90bc7ffd787b0f3285dff6a26f
