A @method annotation is only necessary when the docblock is not
directly followed by a function declaration (in which case JSDuck
assumes it documents a property), e.g. when defining an abstract
function or referencing a function from another library.
I verified that JSDuck generates exactly the same output before and
after this change (docs/data-<hash>.js files are identical).
Change-Id: I7edf51a8560ab9978b42800ab1026f0b5555c3bf
As detailed in T95850#5078990, Parsoid incorrectly converts HTML to
wikitext when a link `href` refers to an interwiki page and contains
percent-encoded colon characters ':'. VisualEditor doesn't know
anything about interwiki pages (it treats those links as normal local
links, and expects MediaWiki and Parsoid to handle them specially),
so we can't easily special-case them. But since leaving the colon
unencoded is valid for all links anyway, we can just do that.
Bug: T103635
Change-Id: I87d7e6952983a72d90ea739b0bc8488d9f6a9be3
The likely case for this is: copying from within VE in one wiki, and pasting
into VE in another wiki. This change will notice this happening, and fall back
to treat it as an external link. (For the wiki-internal links, this will turn
them into interwiki links rather than raw external links.)
Bug: T223322
Change-Id: Ie0157fc3aee6e5fd9973a2889be7ebd287bc90a5
Parsoid does not use relative links anywhere anymore (T72743). There
is no reason for us to support this. And previous code allowed
"hrefPrefix" to be empty '' sometimes, which is scary, as it could
lead to XSS vulnerabilities if titles starting with 'JavaScript:' are
not handled correctly elsewhere.
Bug: T206357
Depends-On: I8728f63084902c76d1c61193be4367939b069f1a
Change-Id: I99be18877aae2b505cf261bd7cdef6cf0d7a8670
We could generate incorrect links to pages whose title contains a
colon ':' and therefore looks like a fully-qualified URL.
Bug: T206231
Bug: T206357
Change-Id: Ie34694d903a6d97589cc46417f70659559494619
This reverts commit be628a5b7e.
87b20f9b Revert "[BREAKING CHANGE] Do not cache document model data in DM selections"
Change-Id: I47bbf757a4ad227346d3734f6e50d928a2de1409
New changes:
ccb4de82c [BREAKING CHANGE] Do not cache document model data in DM selections
Bug: T208228
Change-Id: I564399ad864751d1690077b45a06e098b5509a93
I am surprised this was disabled. I investigated this after reviewing
some code by a new contributor which I was certain should have failed
the lint check, but passed.
Change-Id: I5b3c837b8ca3292f6e268b3922443bd9587eadbe
Split on regexp for whitespace instead of a single space. Avoids multiple-
spaces causing `'foo bar'` to become `['foo', '', 'bar']`.
See also: I1f467f51017e2deae30905163bf5e6b07048cecf
Change-Id: Id7a887a20fac99715b79045f01e861b4efe9f2c7
I ran Closure Compiler over the codebase just to see what would happen,
and it printed some useful warnings.
Change-Id: I56d40b11e6d1dd7ce68a5e59da511f66e928647f
While all of the following are valid in the model:
1. <mwBlockImage></mwBlockImage>
Image with no caption. Must use the media dialog to insert one.
2. <mwBlockImage><mwImageCaption></mwImageCaption></mwBlockImage>
Image with empty caption. There is a slug to insert a paragraph.
3. <mwBlockImage><mwImageCaption><paragraph></paragraph></mwImageCaption></mwBlockImage>
Image with caption with empty paragraph. Nice and intuitive!
(Same for <mwGalleryImage> / <mwGalleryImageCaption>.)
The third option is the most convenient for the user. We should always
generate that when converting documents from HTML and from the editing
tools (MWGalleryDialog, MWMediaDialog/MWImageModel).
Previously, the editing tools generated option 2 if no caption text
was entered, and the converter generated option 2 if there was no
caption node or if it was empty. Curiously, option 1 was never used.
Wikitext for manual testing:
```
[[File:Foo.png|thumb]]
[[File:Foo.png|thumb|]]
[[File:Foo.png|thumb|Caption]]
<gallery mode="packed">
File:Foo.png
File:Foo.png|
File:Foo.png|Caption
</gallery>
```
Bug: T200387
Change-Id: Ie82fb339f6bd8ae1b289235bf5402490722d9a7c
