Since Parsoid now treats DEFAULTSORT like any other template, we have to
scan mw:Transclusion spans.
Bug: T337398
Change-Id: Icba92fc14c1c56ec4711ba49407e8be368d57842
The observation that the href for wrappers with mw-file-description
class will be the same as the resource still holds. However, on the
other end, if the href is null, setting it to resource doesn't work.
Timed media and when the "|link=|" media option is used, result in an
imgWrapper that's just a span and wouldn't have an href.
This patch fixes a dirtying of timed media in galleries that was
preventing selser from being used. Note, that <source>s in <audio> and
<video> tags are still dropped, so selser won't work yet.
Change-Id: Iefc520b8513e833665dae9d5c3a9dca2762264a6
Follow up to I02ea8421e468635ba6297bb5cda488a5a79c9a1d the depends on
I7a5c24f6ffc15ff0455adf5b025b695ee71501b6 in Parsoid.
Note that the mediaTag isn't currently being passed around for gallery
image nodes so, for example, a <video> becomes an <img> as is. But,
that's independent of this patch, and a follow up will fix it.
Noted in T348703#9278332
Bug: T348703
Bug: T214603
Change-Id: I5f7d3dfe0a41fac1568c97dccc41209c14e741d0
It appears like this was never tested.
Now that it is covered it's much easier to play around with the
implementation and compact it a bit.
Change-Id: Ie9cc14082f69e7240380d352fb362d0a3fa4d341
Parsoid will start populating the link content with the alt text if it's
available before falling back to the filename. Preserving what's there
is needed to avoid dirty diffs during the transition and for cached
content. In the future, we can remove errorText and replicate Parsoid's
new behaviour..
Bug: T273014
Needed-By: Iddf3e204d6e489cc8a33034da0d9e540efe65553
Change-Id: I7ab3d141b1df92d4447f7e3d6164082844d5bd10
This reverts commit a92dce4999.
A workaround for the previous problem was added in ContentTranslation
in I945897a27db479986855002b389034a745bf9bef.
Bug: T325249
Bug: T325566
Bug: T327779
Change-Id: I2d9c330dc4328468a65315ec6bed1d0f53ebd1f6
At first I was going for a more minimal replacement of mw.Uri with URL,
until I discovered that this code depends on a mw.Uri bug that would be
difficult to replicate:
// Expected: Relative URLs are accepted
new mw.Uri( '/foo' ).toString() // => 'https://localhost/foo'
// Expected: Protocol is optional
new mw.Uri( 'example.com/foo' ).toString() // => 'https://example.com/foo'
// Unexpected: Treated as empty domain with no protocol rather than relative URL
new mw.Uri( './foo' ).toString() // => 'https://./foo'
So I went for a bigger rewrite to preserve the intent rather than the
exact logic.
I had to change some test cases to use more realistic fake data. They
previously relied on bugs in our URL handling to pass despite the base
URLs being incorrect, particularly for non-short URLs (see T270219).
In my testing non-short URLs behave the same as before in practice.
Depends-On: I07a8c097dba0f5572c0aedf4febdf1434063ea6f
Bug: T325249
Change-Id: I232361266c1dda795b88018c3aaa3d9ecbe42b93
New changes:
2201b350c Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
da74736c1 Remove unused test code
d1b016e90 Minor test tweaks
551de4f0c Specify document base URLs in more test cases
Local changes:
* Specify document base URLs in more test cases
Change-Id: I0e301bef38d97fa2234aa901c787360d9fbde8a3
Our encoding for the hrefs like "./Foo" that we send to Parsoid
differed slightly from how Parsoid outputs them, so to avoid dirty
diffs, we had to store the original ones we received from Parsoid
and send them back if they were unchanged.
Change the encoding to match Parsoid's exactly (by referring to the
Parsoid source code), and then remove 'rawTitle'/'origTitle'.
On a historical note, 'rawTitle'/'origTitle' were originally added to
fix other issues with links, which I hope are long behind us:
* bb45d984ca (T145978)
* fda2e6c1b5 (T44140)
Follow-up to 362df66b47, which removed
some other old stuff from the handling of Parsoid links.
Bug: T325766
Change-Id: I0ad0a655380eb2fb29b5ac01e2e399ac550ce34a
The need for something like this was anticipated in
I2bf43c7e83283f43e047229eb53c244918fcbb0c.
As of version 2.5.0 of Parsoid's output, if alternate text is missing
for an image but a caption is present and image isn't displaying the
caption (ie. it isn't a thumb or frame), then the text content of the
caption will be set as the alt attribute. Parsoid will then drop the
alt attribute when serializing if it matches the caption text, since
it's unnecessary.
However, if the caption is modified and the alt text isn't, the alt will
be serialized. This is likely to be unexpected to editor. They may
have missed that the both the caption and alt are populated in VE and
only edited one place.
Since all of the above is happening only for images where the caption
isn't visible, it doesn't appear to be a much used feature since, at
least for inline images, the experience of caption editing was already
less than optimal.
However, because of a quirk in how galleries are rendered in Parsoid,
this affects gallery caption editing, which is visible and presumably
used more often. See T268250 for a discussion on an improved gallery
structure. But for now, gallery images are effectively inline and set
the alternate text, thus subject to the above.
Here we add a checkbox so that the default is to ignore the alt if it's
the same as the caption. And only make use of it if it differed
originally or was explicitly unchecked to modify.
Bug: T311677
Change-Id: Idf297d8a98995971c5835b0cea56c3317a3626e2
The "mediaClass" property now only serves to capture the original class
found on the media so that it can be roundtripped without causing dirty
diffs. In the 2.4.0 version of Parsoid's output, that will still be
the usual Image/Audio/Video. As of 2.5.0, it will always be File and
the mediaClass property can be dropped.
Parsoid is currently forward compatible with serializing mw:File, so
edited or new media can use that type already.
The contextmenu item for media has been updated to make use of the
"mediaTag" instead of mediaClass to continue distinguishing media types.
That was the only place a grep of mediaClass turned up any use.
Bug: T273505
Change-Id: If5dc6b794dacd6973d3b2093e6b385591b91d539
Before the (intentional) design decision was to not do anything special
when the same parameter is used multiple times (via aliases). Garbage
in, garbage out. Only the first usage of the parameter would work as
intended. The rest was ignored and subsequently removed from the
wikitext.
New design decision: Track and display duplicates as they appear in the
wikitext.
Notes:
* It's not possible to create such a situation in VE. Do this via
wikitext.
* Labels will be made distinguishable via T309198.
* Possible warning messages will be added later.
* The behavior when unchecking a duplicate will be specified later.
Bug: T309198
Bug: T310248
Change-Id: I6011344638cdad8529d8f57513ef51b5237eb878
Parsoid stopped emitting figure-inline in content version 2.2.0 and VE
requests 2.4.0, which isn't satisfied by the earlier versions.
Change-Id: I5f47fbe85fdca7fe429952709b62f5d1cc548daf
The numeric part of these ids is never used on it's own. There is no
need to expose it.
Note we renamed the method not long ago in I6eeab8b to reflect better
what it does. This is the next step. We just forgot it back then.
Change-Id: I5da82855e99ea3a42a5d91379c6974ae9c154518
A class, mw-broken-media, was added in
I92359048b42d32fe8a0f2cb79cd348cf5f2c56cc
Bug: T304010
Bug: T270150
Change-Id: I542d7d879868c9030ce00b2686cdfd0077e49491
Parsoid added a class and, without it, we get selser complaining
about wrappers being modified, similar to T214649.
The "image" class is removed since Parsoid never added it (although it
now has "mw-file-description" for a similar purpose) and the legacy
parser doesn't apply it indiscriminately.
It doesn't seem like VE supports editing the |link= media option; it
just tries to roundtrip what's there and drops it on edit. The patch
here works with that limitation.
Galleries are found to drop href's, breaking selser, and should be fixed
in a follow up.
Bug: T292657
Bug: T303469
Change-Id: I92359048b42d32fe8a0f2cb79cd348cf5f2c56cc
It removes some indirection.
* Find: \$\( '<.+?' \)\.toArray\(\)
* Replace with: $.parseHTML( \1 )
(also replaced a few by hand that weren't caught by that regexp)
Change-Id: I2639cc4a26bc960046a189504dd8058344e14d60
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
It's not a getter, but a generator. I found the name confusing.
Getters typically don't return something different every time you
call them.
Change-Id: I6eeab8b6a8644e430003f6e1ad77ab4b28e0d8c9
When I type e.g. "subst:example" as the template name, we made this
work as the user would expect: the template named "Example" is found
and it's TemplateData documentation used. But the dialog title shows
"Subst:example". Note the uppercase "S". It means this string is
parsed as a title, including the "subst:". This is confusing. Just
show the template name.
Change-Id: I9817786991a8379cf48b0a664aef1413abddee2d
