I recently put up a change and was informed by jenkins-bot that I had
decreased PHP test coverage :/
As I would like to be the type of person that only ✨ increases ✨ test
coverage, I wrote the corresponding tests for my change, as well as the
member functions it depends on. From what I can tell, this is the
correct method of writing unit tests, but please do let me know if there
is anything I'm missing!
Change-Id: Id5c4f76ae058d2b0d487245c28b9ccecc2deef8e
Currently `mw.util.addPortletLink` cannot properly add a portlet link to
the associated pages tabs, as there is no `p-associated-pages` id on
mobile. This change pulls the id from the page data, and adds the
necessary class for the tab to be styled correctly - since tabs do not
have corresponding icons while most portlet links do, we also branch on
this class (effectively on whether we are in the tab container) to
ensure an icon is not inserted
Finally, I added a few comments and spacing in the sections of code that
I touched to make them more readable and resolve some of the linter
warnings, but happy to hear if these are not helpful!
Bug: T340728
Change-Id: I33fc12611a6238552a3eb47f6ca37f087903a92a
As part of my work on fixing addPortletLink for tabs on mobile (T340728)
we need these tabs to be correctly designated as an unordered list (note,
this is also how they are rendered in Vector). In addition, update the
styles to account for the link being nested in a list item now
There should be no visual change as a result of this, but if there is
please let me know!! I will be testing locally in pixel after pushing
to ensure the change is transparent
Bug: T340728
Change-Id: I922558a59aa909ce76079bab057811d76467f644
Removes a `display: inherit` that was causing issues with the alignment of these two items in the menu. In addition, correctly sets display to none for jsonly-specified list items when client js is disabled and rename the class to make it more specific to the menu items
Note: this will have a visual impact as it is fixing what is currently a visual bug. The jsonly hiding will also not work with cached content, but since it's currently broken we figured this was acceptable
Bug: T346670
Change-Id: I56d2c4fcba09d199a0fd6aad2f1621509bbfaba5
The fragment in a URL like http://example.com/foo#bar#baz doesn't end
when there is another # somewhere. That # is part of the fragment.
I'm not sure since when this issue exists. It's already in the first
version of this codebase from 2017, see Iff1f7e6.
Bug: T332007
Change-Id: I3b0726380d2f385475f5ba53aeab16932d7ccaa7
Avoid use of the context when not needed as this is also called for
special page transclusion, avoid initialize of the skin in that newly
created context.
Change-Id: I56573491262a194f44bccb7fd6170eb7bf21c6ed
- Add "useDataURI": false to following modules:
-- skins.minerva.mainMenu.advanced.icons
-- skins.minerva.personalMenu.icons
-- Remove .mw-ui-icon-mf-next-invert old class kept for caching from edit.page.js
Bug: T346162
Change-Id: I362fdc9c68a7483c182e3540cba6501d9b12959d
The visual diff is sometimes cluttered at narrow widths, but as
we show the switcher on tablet and desktop, and it stores a preference,
users may see the visual diff on phones anyway.
The layout is sometimes cluttered but not completely useless, and
users can always switch back.
As a follow-up we should improve the layout of the visual diff sidebar
on narrow screens.
Bug: T351946
Change-Id: I5533126195331b46040e708b7b35627e74a3001d
User-options related classes are being moved to the MediaWiki\User\Options namespace in MediaWiki Core; reflect that change here.
Bug: T352284
Depends-On: I9822eb1553870b876d0b8a927e4e86c27d83bd52
Change-Id: I5a540772aafd2c4686e02f748b5fc61155920397
Add CSS to support new HTML markup for headings with section edit
links, which will soon be used by Parsoid page views (T269630)
and by the old parser (T13555). Keep the old rules to provide
temporary support for cached page HTML and emergency opt-outs,
as well as permanent support for plain headings on special pages
and in Parsoid edit mode HTML.
See documentation page for further explanation:
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Heading_HTML_changes
Depends-On: I44587461582d648b56ef0c9c7ae0c322895c69c2
Bug: T13555
Bug: T269630
Change-Id: Ib97d034ab533124f06441e788c8608fb274dccf0
Nesting these rules inside `h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { … }` generated
some enormously long selectors (as the whole selector had to be
repeated 6 times). It's not needed, as these elements do not occur
anywhere else.
Change-Id: I1647e37ff9a0c975d9320e4c34857f210a1858c2
