The following rules are failing and were disabled:
* modules/ve-mw/tests:
* implicit-arrow-linebreak
Change-Id: If857233c0de24c8cf619dbb1347ebb375f3ab1ba
* Remove need for manual hacking of sub groups via "msg" strings
carefully prepended to every assertion.
* Improve CI details, by reporting the specific case that failed,
and local dev via ability to re-run each case, and reporting names
directly in the HTML Reporter and CLI summary.
* Reduce need for assert.async() and tracking of callbacks, especially
to improve failure details in case of Promise rejection.
Current logic was likely to cause a confusing timeout instead of a
clear failure if the promise ends up rejected.
QUnit propagates these as part of awaiting and asserting the test
closure's promise value (as async fn) automatically.
This approach also avoids the pitfal of a falsely passing test
when an assertion inside a done() handler was never reached.
* Use modern for-of where possible to remove need for closures and
arrow functions. Thus reducing complexity of test code, where
complexity should be kept lowest to avoid false confidence.
* Use plain for-in instead of overly complex Object.keys().forEach().
Change-Id: I934a266e75e64371081f104cfb867fb2c282c84a
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
