This code path is triggered when saving a new section in NWE causes an
edit conflict, which should be impossible, but apparently does happen.
Add some TODOs for parameters being added to the API calls in weird
places, instead of the dedicated methods.
Bug: T248364
Change-Id: I0686671e86e35f9ba503d0dd84e9074dde72dc10
New changes:
cf72879d2 Show sum/average when selecting multiple numeric cells
Local changes:
Implement number parsing/formatting for table summing
Bug: T247877
Change-Id: I52af622dc8cfe7e77fd7ce88428be092d5b092a2
New changes:
8a3e25b98 build: Updating acorn to 7.1.1
032a2520d Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
ff82c0966 [BREAKING CHANGE] Remove ve.init.target lookup from TargetWidget
Local changes:
* Pass toolbarGroups explicitly form Target to TargetWidget
Change-Id: I4ff6f432412ab958f2858879b2b857278866350a
This should be a no-op as the inherited switchToWikitext
implementation will always call switchToFallbackWikitext
if 'source' is not passed as a supported mode (which it
isn't currently in MobileFrontend).
Change-Id: I213e7d54d158127b5c42bc05ff9ea2dececc42fe
The code for setting 'watchlist' in the EditAPI request
was completely broken as it always evaluated to 'unwatch'.
Instead pass through 'watchlist' directly from the client
where it must be set to 'watch' or 'unwatch'.
Bug: T245579
Change-Id: Ia5a2bb76ef35a685b39bcc0c4727796acd0f510d
When using TwoColConflict with VisualEditor, the autosave buffer wouldn't
be cleared after saving the successful merge. This would cause a user to
see a "restore changes?" prompt the next time they entered the editor,
with the potential to confuse them and cause them to do extra work,
repeating the conflict resolution unnecessarily.
This change purges the autosave buffer before submitting a merge.
Note that it is not transactional, so there is a chance we're losing the
autosaved content even if the submit will fail.
Bug: T245119
Change-Id: I150023f548c5565412769d644a828176f907bc25
Things I noticed while writing I37f8e89b6d92c419d1b6569891612256342f8139,
but which felt too messy to include in that commit.
* Use promise chaining
* Update documentation
* Remove redundant code
* Split a method that now handles two different errors
* Grumble about localisation messages
Change-Id: I81e28a03af4f6c3452679ef6bbcaa89bb1235122
When the user is saving their edit, we want to ensure that they
understand how it will be attributed. If the user gets logged out or
logs in in another tab, we want to display a message about it before
saving.
Instead of manually managing tokens and handling the 'badtoken' error
to detect this, use the 'assert'/'assertuser' parameters for the API
to detect it for us. Thanks to this we can rely on automatic retrying
for 'badtoken' errors in mw.Api#postWithToken.
It will be possible to share some of this code with other extensions
that already use ArticleTargetSaver, namely DiscussionTools, now that
it doesn't need to manage tokens for VisualEditor.
Bug: T245327
Depends-On: I485f99e1f5f493262b0c9af22370da01adf1e09c
Change-Id: I37f8e89b6d92c419d1b6569891612256342f8139
It was broken on desktop and on mobile, but for different reasons:
Desktop: In change 5f1c68945d,
I removed some code from DesktopArticleTarget that was checking for
`typeof errorDetails === 'string'`. I thought it was unused, but it
was actually needed for this code.
Mobile: overlay.reportError() doesn't work here: that method displays
the error inside the save panel, which is not visible at this point.
This is now solved by treating those errors as if they were API errors,
which is something we were already doing in ArticleTargetSaver.
Change-Id: I5207836f56d65171b1240cef02fc17b9956036ef
When opening the old wikitext editor, 'wgRevisionId' is always set to
0, and remains that way even if we switch to visual editor.
Elsewhere in the code, we handle this case by reading the revision ID
from the old wikitext edit form, so do that here as well. (This still
works after switching to visual editor.)
Bug: T230133
Change-Id: I9d3a23beb6b1393633b94ac3c9c6c667d7560308
It turns out anonymous users can't apply change tags, so change
I2c1d0f8d69bc03e5c1877c790247e165f160e966 broke editing for them.
Bug: T242184
Change-Id: I7c27e4d9995428e213a980819810f235fdfe9435
Explanation of what this code was for: T227628#5339392
As noted on that task, our behavior is actually unintuitive and
distracting, and iOS Safari limitations prevent us from doing it
better.
This reverts commit 600e369347.
Bug: T227628
Change-Id: Id1a5eebd06e4218e3e102165c60791999293d273
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
When NWE is enabled but VE is supposed to be unavailable on the page
(e.g. in talk namespaces), do not show the option to switch to VE in
the welcome dialog.
This is relevant if new users use NWE, due to config like below
(we use this on WMF Office wiki):
$wgDefaultUserOptions['visualeditor-newwikitext'] = true;
Change-Id: Iee8c3d3604a13dcd20efa713e49461ba9b885749
This code works perfectly on mobile now, I believe change
4fb17205b6 fixed that.
Note that the dialog is currently never shown due to the override
in MobileArticleTarget, but I tested after removing it.
Change-Id: I305a01fc78366a3d2d13662e6d71711864e0dffc
The .statusText and .status properties belong to the XMLHttpRequest
object, and are not present on the API response data object. I think
these checks were left over "just in case" when this code was ported
to use mw.Api instead of XMLHttpRequest directly.
MediaWiki API should never return just 'error' as the error code.
Change-Id: Iac6f721881b9405919d3397df6606e54f182bc59
We've just displayed an error message in it, so don't close it.
I'm not sure if this code matters at all though. Usually when
there's an error during loading, code in MobileFrontend will close
the overlay and display an error message in a different way, so our
message won't be visible to the user. But maybe there's some case
I'm missing, and it's harmless. Closing the overlay was messing with
the MobileFrontend code though.
(found when working on I5146b726c5ce213992febb23f24c5937db0b9bfe)
Change-Id: Id1ea44d7bf6ef0f4fc0285e9e606dd415ed0a947
The comment here seems to be wrong, as far as I can tell, this
case can only happen when viewing a diff with no changes
(`data.result === 'nochanges'`) or saving an edit and getting
a captcha (`data.result === 'error'`).
The handling here, added in the recent refactor
b0f4b4c94e, causes both of these
cases to behave wrong (displaying the error message, instead of
empty diff / captcha form).
Change-Id: I305e8ca9ff769c229a93d5fb3307e545a0227f2f
Similar to WikiEditor, allow the editing_session_id value to be
overriden through the editingStatsId query parameter. Also allow
server-side code to override the session ID by setting
wgWMESchemaEditAttemptStepSessionId in mw.config.
Only apply the override to the first session. Once a second init event
happens, discard the overridden editing_session_id and generate a fresh
one.
Bug: T238249
Change-Id: I4ede70f310a35c95b6eb9cc34cfcf2baa77e69ee
loadFail can result in a retry, in which case it isn't
approraite to reject this promise. Also many of the code
paths call 'tryTeardown' which itself will reject the promise.
Bug: T238332
Change-Id: I366662847304d8ecf79d5899b2804dded67ee999
* Add a postWikitext method and split out postContent
from postHtml
* Move saveSuccess handling into postContent promise
* Connect promise directly to saveComplete instead
* Pass whole response.visualeditoredit object, instead
of splitting into variadic arguments for saveComplete.
* [DEPRECATION] Make serialize return the postHtml promise
and deprecate passing a callback.
Change-Id: I905737515578000b2b87214c92e8b9fe9e82f6b7
New changes:
be8235e82 Localisation updates from https://translatewiki.net.
6f43a6c8d Remove MW-specific code for setting up section editing
Local changes:
* Bring in section editing logic from VE core
Sets attachedRoot iff there is only one SectionNode in the whole document.
Change-Id: I15b5ebf3848482ef6df6d19114d26a1b1d4a3b13
If the paction=serializeforcache request fails, we were erroneously
converting it to a successful result with no value, which later causes
an exception, because since 381b58585c
other code expects the result to an an object.
The bug was introduced in 2015 in 07001001be,
but until that recent change it would only cause a 'badcachekey'
error, which was handled correctly later.
Change-Id: Ie1ffc8c3e616a7d296f2186fb17eaf039971a44f
With this patch, the toolbar slides into place place nicely after
scrolling again, but it still occasionally flickers during the scroll.
* window.innerHeight is now smaller or something, and we have to
twiddle the scroll position by a larger value.
* document.body.scrollTop no longer works for setting or getting the
scroll position, so use different methods.
* requestAnimationFrame() now generates an insufficient delay to make
scrolling happen, so use setTimeout() instead. We actually have to
add a nonzero delay there, otherwise the toolbar sometimes doesn't
animate like it should or flashes in random places on the screen.
This delay is bad because the user can't start scrolling again
during that time, but I think we can live with that.
Bug: T233470
Change-Id: I6c40ee8ce5994e12eadb085bbffd120ef160d4ee
New changes:
4af3f84f7 Mark surface as "showAsDeactivated" when opening a window
79eb0e4e5 ve.ce.Surface: Guard against focusing a un-initialized surface
4124c275e [BREAKING CHANGE] ve.ui.TargetWidget: Construct a real target inside the widget
Local changes:
* Use new target widget
* Remove calls to deprecated methods
* 'surfaceReady' event was upstreamed
Bug: T236400
Change-Id: I765d657c172d96c3b2e2ae5998083e4926a31f15
As of commit c65ed0e7a8ac5f32a3a6e4cb2760dae03e4fca22 in MobileFrontend,
it uses errorformat=html queries (the same as we do), so we no longer
need to massage the responses to make it happy. The same commit also
turned parseSaveError() into a no-op, so we can remove that as well.
Change-Id: I4f0109ce120ebf94e5709d47d775a8178ce216fa
Previously, the ve-mw/init/ directory contained two kinds of files:
those that were used when initializing VE, and those that may be
loaded even if VE is not going to be initialized at all. The latter
kind must not use the `ve` global variable.
After moving those files to ve-mw/preinit/ we can enforce this with
.eslintrc.json in that directory. This would have prevented T228684.
(Technically they merely must not use `ve.init`, and may use `ve`,
but that's harder to enforce. We should instead move the few non-init
methods out of `ve`: now, track, trackSubscribe, trackSubscribeAll).
Also, group some files under ve-mw/init/: targets/ now (only)
contains ve.init.mw.Target and its subclasses, apiresponsecache/
now contains ve.init.mw.ApiResponseCache and its subclasses.
Bug: T228684
Change-Id: I945249a27f6a0fa10a432d5c5dc57bc7e0461fd8
In order to get the desired padding, the `em` values were pre-multiplied
by the parent font-size, which was assumed to be `0.875em` for normal
surfaces and `(13.3333/16)em` for wikitext surfaces. (That should have
been `(13/16em)`, by the way, but that's a negligible difference.)
Unfortunately, the font-size for wikitext surfaces is actually `13px`.
Unlike `em`, `px` values are not affected by custom browser font-size,
so when one was set, the final padding was all out of whack.
Use `rem` units instead to respect the custom browser font-size,
without getting problems due to the parent element font-size.
We don't need separate rules for .ve-ui-mwWikitextSurface now.
Bug: T222217
Change-Id: Ib7ffbf09d5aa23fddb894aa3b081ec993ddcee2d
The call to selectFirstContentOffset() below would re-activate the
surface and (attempt to) show the keyboard if the surface was
deactivated, but not shown as deactivated.
This might have worked correctly by accident before
I39fe44eee8eab7129340bcff796b6b9b3a59a398 in VE core.
Change-Id: I500309cc0aa8cd794175ae683a17c2614fd58cc9
Some post-save scrolling would try to access the view before the
handlers were cleaned up.
Bug: T232347
Change-Id: I30433ef027c52d541351972f8ebb09fe6d45e436
As of I6c043e039fbef62a56f475b0dc365e171ab7bf59, this method is never
called. It was previously used to update the size of the toolbar when
context menus were displayed inside it, but they are now displayed
elsewhere.
Change-Id: I53030de1203a7f0d75780ae796bbb10082d5ef7a
As of I2f2495ab6c10116a6660f4361e49272cb95b988a in MobileFrontend,
the overlay never uses the default spinner.
Change-Id: Ie0aa624e33a5bd21fc20459697cca175d9de5606
The good thing is that every time our CSS overrides get less crazy.
See 75ff121b29 for the last time.
Change-Id: I9d81aff6a24ec28850563e00206e21c4a6593d2e
Tapping the toolbar save button while the save dialog is open triggers a save
because of the accesskey. It shouldn't save on a double-tap, because that's
easy to accidentally do / trigger on a slow device.
Bug: T230816
Depends-On: I4c3afce9d57c9bca737272b40b9a4862b5794bac
Change-Id: I1925b1b97de6a811f73196b616ec09a2c30c336f
Depends on MediaWiki change I48d4bb3f, which adds the 'arrayParams'
option to handle explicitly indexed array parameters like
`&preloadparams[0]=a&preloadparams[1]=b`. Previously we only handled
implicit indexes like `&preloadparams[]=a&preloadparams[]=b`.
Bug: T231382
Depends-On: I48d4bb3fdf0ea7f5eb133c59bf63651ba356fc42
Change-Id: I8c899bce1b19fa286bd385f89e102a4b87db4db3
New changes:
77076f828 LinkAnnotationInspector: add a "label" field on mobile
Local changes:
* Updates for mobile link label editing
Bug: T229431
Change-Id: Ib0489f6f59b228ebc4a20f7a0a515be938a8f6d3
When saving fails for a reason we don't handle explicitly, the error
message will have HTML formatting and will respect any on-wiki
overridden messages, rather than being plain text generic message.
Extensions providing custom SaveErrorHandlers may need to be updated.
The only one in Gerrit that requires a fix is TitleBlacklist:
Ibeae79c95557a7af699716c9d921f34c310bee6d.
* Remove handling for errors returned in .visualeditoredit.edit.info
rather than .errors (.error in old format). AFAIK this is only used
by some extensions, it is probably incorrect to do (T229539) and all
extensions I know of that do this (AbuseFilter, SpamBlacklist,
ConfirmEdit) have custom SaveErrorHandlers.
* Remove custom error messages for 'readonly' (identical to API
response) and for 'hookaborted' (very unhelpful and there is a
chance that the API response is better, if the extension causing
this error generates any error message).
* Add a silly shim for MobileFrontend integration, because we allow it
to handle error responses, and it expects them in the old format.
This is probably subtly wrong in many ways, but MobileFrontend code
only uses this for logging, so it shouldn't explode. In the future
we will hopefully change it to use errorformat=html (T228897#5366960).
Bug: T229532
Change-Id: I3b9c4fefc0869ef7999c21cef754434febd852ec
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
The .oo-ui-popupToolGroup-handle styles only need to apply to the
editTools toolbar, where they override OOUI styles so that our
"stretched" toolbar works; they don't need to apply to the pageTools
toolbar, which contains just the editor switcher, and where they make
it look different from the MF wikitext editor toolbar for no reason.
Change-Id: I21315b34be0a7c3938f84ada720ff5754d953879
We were incorrectly always adding action=edit to the URL in that case.
The condition was always passing because `this.section` is `null` when
unset, but `this.currentUri.query.section` is `undefined` when unset.
This is a similar fix/bug to a68cc38b22.
Bug: T209163
Change-Id: Ic80ac377b763aea53678c4209ba6b3a6ba2996c9
New changes:
854a1fa2c Distinguish active link styling
Local changes:
* Pull through active link styling
Bug: T228220
Change-Id: I925f88d32a514a749b96f501a211003bc4c924f0
Since we're inside the Target instance, `ve.init.target` refers to
this object. Some of the code I'm changing even uses `this` instead
of `ve.init.target` on the next or previous line.
Most of the mistakes are a result of mass search-and-replace changes
(478b0bcb, e1a887cc), or moving the code from other classes (d294006d).
But I can't explain the "ve.init.target.getSurface().getDom()" line,
it would be good to figure out why it was this way before we change it.
Change-Id: I0d7c6a48369242d4c99620fcd775ab537420d84a
New changes:
a06204317 Fix TableNode unit test getOffsetFromCoords failure on Firefox
dfe0eb025 Refactor mobile context logic into ve.ui.MobileContext
Local changes:
* Pull through for edit cards refactor
Bug: T227532
Bug: T228767
Change-Id: I6c043e039fbef62a56f475b0dc365e171ab7bf59
New changes:
1a7460058 Remove ve.newMobileContext feature flag
Local changes:
* Remove ve.newMobileContext feature flag
Change-Id: Ia8def997b7cba4623866080752b06068d2118cc3
We also show this dialog on the old wikitext editor, where
ve.init.target is not set, because the relevant code is not loaded.
Follow-up to 478b0bcbb9.
Similar to e88cd81f94, which fixed the
same issue in a different file.
I checked all uses of ve.init.target in files under ve-mw/init/ and I
think this was the only remaining mistake.
Bug: T228684
Change-Id: I15551870cdb01d570e24ba9668e67330b8072e01
Our overlay could be higher than the viewport, allowing the viewport
to scroll again.
Bug: T212159
Change-Id: I1e97d1963b214fc7673c33ae6c14ab7b0b80f31d
Depends lightly on a patch to WikiEditor, which will hook up the logging there
for the case where the switch is happening from WikiEditor to VisualEditor on
the same pageload.
Bug: T221191
Change-Id: Ibafec77b2eabd3b3b3767472b7b5a40e3312bf18
Way back in 2c24efae in 2015 this got disconnected, which resulted in
saveComplete logging not having the expected updated revision_id.
Bug: T226847
Change-Id: I6dc14bb4b2dacedbe27493a97fa25c9b0542818c
If the translations of save/publish button messages like
'visualeditor-savedialog-label-publish-short-start' contain spaces
(e.g. in Bengali 'bn'), the button on mobile would wrap over two
or more lines, due to weird styles we have for the mobile toolbar.
Change-Id: Ieb439ae489ab7110b81382ffdcf0d3d3ad2f84ac
mw.Uri requires undefined rather than null to unset a parameter;
null instead generates a parameter with no value (and no equals sign).
Our own code in ve.init.mw.DesktopArticleTarget.init.js parseSection()
can't parse that and causes an exception.
Change-Id: I783ea6b91c115b79bbd9deac6669bea0661139af
The EventLogging extension no longer uses these internal modules.
They were phased out as part of last year's "lightweight EventLogging"
project (detailed at T187207). Migration notes at T205744.
VisualEditor has migrated already, mostly. It still depended
on the existence of these module names for some condition guards.
* The subscriber for 'mwTimingHandler' was guarded by 'schema.EditAttemptStep',
but did not emit events of that schema. What 'mwTimingHandler' really
needs is the '*SamplingRate' variable for its call to 'inSample()'.
This previously worked because the variable and the schema are both
provided by the WikimediaEvents extension.
* The subscriber for 'activityHandler' had a separate schema guard. This
might suggest an intent for the code to silently degrade if WikimediaEvents
were to be changed to no longer supply the second schema, or for the code
to work for third-parties without WikimediaEvents if they register only
the schema. However, this subscriber too calls 'inSample()' and needs those
variables.
I've assumed for now that it is okay for these to all be guarded together.
Even if the schemas were to be removed and we were to forget updating this
code, the new EventLogging client degrades gracefully from this (no errors).
Bug: T221281
Change-Id: I260c25752c3becfe6e499813197fbf7a3dba88c3
* Remove animation for toolbar sliding into place. It now happens on
the fake toolbar in MobileFrontend shown before the real toolbar
loads, and our toolbar just transparently replaces it.
Bug: T217784
Depends-On: If21aa0ea619ec2500ce5fca6fe81eb27f26bb047
Change-Id: Ib6ff7594e1982d1b46e9ca89d6b9722d025e8207
Abandon warnings are already handled by the code in MobileFrontend's
EditorOverlayBase. Using window.history.back() causes that code to run.
Having a duplicate way to trigger them only results in inconsistencies
because our dialogs animate in a different way.
Bug: T222315
Change-Id: I19c5616a6aeecf0ac63f37a564ef44f11df010b0
* 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
Section=new behaves more like a form than a full
document editor, so allow focus to be fully moved
to the title input without leaving a deactivated
cursor behind.
Change-Id: I7e3835da925b27f5df79dcbdd4550445795cdc51
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
