MobileFrontend extension is currently tracking watched/temp-watch
css classes and applying animations to the "watch" event.
This patch starts adding temp-watched accordingly now that the
expiry is part of the event's data.
Note: this patch does not fix the lack of animation when transitioning
from half-star to empty-star or on page-load when the page is
temporarily watched but it fixes the awkward angle the half-star
icon was left in when transitioning from a full-star to a half-star
Bug: T262862
Change-Id: I1c8cb9c33cda76b87b6a9f15e408d88edbf61d93
The watchpage.mw event triggered on core now sends in the expiry value
if the watchlist is being watched temporarily. This patch is to
handle the star icon accordingly.
Bug: T261970
Depends-On: I9e31e41e3438ebc5e6e462f5136af5c36ba34194
Change-Id: Ia47190c1aaf4492a6cc31873a5b3bec75f2fec86
This does not complete watchlist expiry support in MinervaNeue. It only
instructs the skin to show a half star instead of a full star on page
load if the page is being temporarily watched.
Bug: T251690
Change-Id: Ib5c479dcfe49041152ba662c56cc630c32eb220e
It was added in 7340485014
but for some reason never enabled.
This was supposed to be protecting us from performance regressions
by monitoring the size of modules in the repo. It appears to be
broken both locally and on Jenkins when run on the due to some changes
in Phabricator.
Since then we've added bundle size tests to Vector using a different
more foolproof method. I think that method is more preferable as it
also provides coverage for JS and icons so the
associated script is copied over and used in Minerva
and activated on all commits.
Bug: T259080
Change-Id: I9ba2dcc060ec09d91814c947d5be3f71b055a66e
