Updates QUnit test files from starting with "test_" to ending with
"test.js" in accordance with the Readers Wed coding conventions.
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/Coding_conventions
Bug: T197884
Change-Id: I98877e3fc432b6edd0c53d834ef23b3ef8fb7d6a
In I1a471f81cc9390fc9e8665a7a336cf2dd7a063ab we excluded
edit events that led to the creation of a new page.
This restores them by providing a dedicated home for this data
in the schema.
Additional changes:
* Address some line length warnings
Bug: T204073
Change-Id: Ie7eb95f15737e94b7926d38ed6411bc0e5df2404
This event is meant to track attempts to edit the page we are on,
but also happened to catch clicks on "see talk page" links, in
case that talk page doesn't exist yet.
Bug: T204073
Change-Id: I1a471f81cc9390fc9e8665a7a336cf2dd7a063ab
dev-scripts/pre-commit is unused since 5037568 which added the
pre-commit NPM package. Remove the script.
Change-Id: I7b7e11415dc6ada17a5fe6bc1a390cc5de80851a
- Enable ESLint caching with `--cache` which presumably improves
performance.
- Forbid warnings by setting `--max-warnings` to zero. Code containing
warnings should not be committed. However, warnings are still an
exceptionally useful distinction to make from errors during
development. When hacking, we do not care if a comment exceeds the
maximum line length or if a trailing space is present but we do oh so
very much care if the linter detects a likely programming error such
as forgetting to initialize a constant. The former is a warning and
the latter is an error.
- Forbid unused lint directives by enabling
`--report-unused-disable-directives`. This setting prevents outdated
ESLint error waivers from littering the code.
There is a related pull request to move these settings to defaults in
eslint-config-wikimedia itself:
https://github.com/wikimedia/eslint-config-wikimedia/pull/82/files#diff-46af3d30ba7affc4adf37ef4c5382c39
Change-Id: If3c99ff7309eafb1ebefa4c4b451299b45db4e60
They no longer depend on Minerva's variables and can be moved there.
See I964b23bf9363233e5fc927cfaf1e8bdbc3435de1.
Bug: T202978
Change-Id: I6ce2156c29dcf8a95015ffdf59d02ecc5a03b74f
We need to load these only when VisualEditor is loaded. This is
the best way to ensure that. They have been haphazardly placed
in different files.
The goal of this change is to move content styling for Minerva out of
mobile.editor.ve/minerva.less, and thus to be able to move this file
to mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend (T202978). But I spotted the
other places while working on that.
Moved as-is:
* skins.minerva.content.styles/links.less
* mobile.editor.ve/minerva.less
No longer needed:
* skins.minerva.content.styles/text.less
Parsoid now uses <sup> tags for references rather than <span>,
so the existing rules for <sup> tags are enough. See T45094,
<https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Specs/HTML/1.6.0/Extensions/Cite>.
Was never needed:
* skins.minerva.content.styles/thumbnails.less
The styles from the core module 'mediawiki.skinning.content.parsoid'
are never loaded, so we don't need to override them.
Bug: T202978
Change-Id: I45e1cb89b65a41a29d2b1a361a79199745ccec14
There should be no visual changes in this commit.
The goal of this change is to stop using variables from
minerva.variables, and thus to be able to move this file
to mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend (T202978).
Bug: T202978
Change-Id: Ib4b3206f724c3e6f089e626b704dc8ff790a76ae
Requires Ia13f758a6870be2e6c89fd11f2ee3544ac61a1d7 in
mediawiki/extensions/VisualEditor to be merged at the same time.
There should be no visual change if both are merged.
The goal of this change is to stop using variables from
minerva.variables, and thus to be able to move this file
to mediawiki/extensions/MobileFrontend (T202978).
Bug: T202978
Change-Id: I28278449512ed1e5e8c4ac6ae390334a26d1bad6
If18ad1ff9363fff65d3e347c01ce4bc0669b2a0e introduced some skipped
tests. This restores them.
* NotificationsBadge test was failing due to some failures to stub
* clicking on the product of createBanner failing due to no action occurring
in the test body.
Change-Id: I4c1f407912767737f7cd1e9884a2e7db0baabf75
This exposes two broken tests:
* #setCount (Eastern Arabic numerals)
* clicking on the product of createBanner() should trigger a custom event
that were previously passing due to buggy assertions.
Change-Id: If18ad1ff9363fff65d3e347c01ce4bc0669b2a0e
The page-issues reducer function that retrieves the severityLevels
for issues was incorrectly comparing two values in the multiple-issues
scenario.
Instead of comparing the severity of the current issue with the previous
value in the accumulator, it was comparing the current issue with the
previous issue in the original array, thus ignoring the
previous `maxSeverity` value in the accumulator.
Tests added and function refactored with more explicit variable names.
Bug: T203725
Change-Id: Ia4c15cbf0c2457d68a7381e8ed04c1a6b3ae65d1
Erroneously in I6fd55c35b9e2ce35894259f36d1a50fb5dca5e43 for the old treatment
we sent sectionNumbers for all issues in the page.
This is inconsistent with the issuesSeverity field above it
Add a clarifying inline comment.
Bug: T203050
Change-Id: Ib1fcda0c49a162cd7aca8ee8b3221236f724e1d7
Rather than using err and error as variable, use error for consistency
Follow up to I07f01b4c025b2e5e4cbf88ec05e7c536442c62cc
Bug: T202026
Change-Id: I54165ff1f1b17284d8232c491244e1a98950d5e2
createBanner was incorrectly always assigning the 'all' keyword
to the old page issues banner. Instead it should use the section
number in the function signature - as this decision of which issues
to show is made inside initPageIssues
For the old treatment, in the main namespace, we only show issues
in the lead section. When we use the 'all' keyword the visual is
the same, but it breaks the instrumentation requirement that
sectionNumbers and issuesSeverity should be the correct length
Note, for the talk and category pages treatment, we do not
log any events so the instrumentation doesn't matter here
and the 'all' keyword correctly targets all issues in the page
as before.
Bug: T203050
Change-Id: I63e45da05ca033fe282633f7fd59038a8e5d8c8d
For the page-issues modalClose event, the number of values for `sectionNumbers`
and `issuesSeverity` should be the same, since `sectionNumbers` should describe
the the section of each visible issue in the modal, not the section of the
modal itself.
Bug: T203050
Change-Id: Ic58c5940a6059e71aa3aeed26232afbe8faf1618
The plugin checks and flags potential security issues (XSS, SQLi, etc.)
using static analysis.
See <https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Phan-taint-check-plugin> for more
details.
Change-Id: Ief36c5b7c3fc61950e52044fde7feeed9fe28831
Extensions may be using these tags and not want
these styles (especially the border).
Bug: T203474
Change-Id: I03a22cf6377002f968cabdcce9354e73354fb6b8
When handling special cases that are logically distinct from
the function's main branch, it improves code quality (through
readability and maintainability) to place those first and with
an early return.
The has the benefit of the main return statement being easy to
find at the end of the function. (Not early and/or in a block).
It also means when working on the code, there is generally a
less complexity and fewer nesting levels, given that most code
is in the main branch. This makes is easier and quicker to verify
that code does what it should, as well as making it easy to
extend in the future. When considering to add code to end of a
function's main scope, it should relate to the function's main
branch by default, not a special case. For example, a getName()
method should not end with a top-level statement 'return false'
(unless it is a stub). Rather, one would expect it to end with
`return name`.
Change-Id: I1f3088f2409c82dd3bf757fc8fa27dc97ae2767b
Not calling an explicit output format defaults to ->escaped(), which often
leads to double escaping.
Spotted by the phan-taint-check-plugin.
Change-Id: Ie527768bea670808e63cfc8cbff64015ae29d4a3
