Changes:
- introduced new icon for Community Portal
- added new menu entry in Advanced Builder that links to
MediaWiki:Portal-url
Bug: T216152
Change-Id: Id38836d8f1a62d4e15181ab10e219d5c5b769ec3
Changes:
- moved all menu elements definitions from SkinMinerva into
a separate Definitions.php file
- moved menu building from SkinMinerva into includes/menu/Main
folder
- introduced Builder pattern for easy menu building
Minerva/Menu/Main/Director takes an Minerva/Menu/Main/IBuilder
and builds the menu. The IBuilders use definitions from
Minerva/Menu/Definitions file, so all definitions can be shared
across different menus
- used ServiceWiring file to register MainMenu Director as Service
- left class_alias for old MenuBuilder as some extensions still use it
- The hooks system have to stay like that as some extensions
are using it (BlueSpiceMultiUpload and GrowthExperiments).
- introduced AdvancedMenu builder for the AMC mode
Bug: T216152
Change-Id: I210c3f1fa36bbd2f9108d728b12cbb21ee210354
Using Design Style Guide defined operating system font stack for
monospace fonts, to align to similar sans serif choices.
Bug: T221043
Change-Id: Ic5e2fd4d4803a830c61678aafd8411ac607dd08d
SkinOptions array was used to determine which options are available
for current session. Once we started extracting things from
SkinMinerva class, we found out that lots of things depend on
SkinOptions.
For example MainMenu/PageActionsMenu depend on skinsOptions var.
We could pass $skin object as dependency to a menu builder, but
this would cause a circural dependency (Skin depends on menu builder,
menu builder depends on skin) which is an anti-pattern.
In order to avoid such situations lets prepare first, and extract
the SkinOptions to a separate class, register it as a service
so different parts of Skin Minerva can freely use a single instance
of SkinOptions object.
Bug: T216152
Bug: T221012
Change-Id: Icd5da546e1bfaf8d9bfe86dab3b659a88eae19e4
SkinMinerva cached the ContentHandler object for better performance.
In the future the ContentHandler will be also used in the Menu,
for better readability, store ContentHandler as Service.
MediaWikiServices will initialize service on first access and cache
it for future needs. Same applies to SkinUserPageHelper,
Bug: T216152
Change-Id: Ia98dc860862360a68556272714669f0c3a13eb1e
Uncover a bug and fix it in the process \o/ - it seems that the
close icon is misplaced between clicking the notifications icon
and loading the contents of the overlay - this confuses the webdriver
as the button is not clickable.
Bug: T219920
Change-Id: Ib4d076fd9b7ea1cd48b6b58940a50560eacd51a0
This migrates the first of the browser tests which had a @login
step from Ruby to Node.js
Bug: T219920
Change-Id: I84e217e2a781aab9eb10e7d873c527d578ec8fd4
There doesn't seem to be an easy way to set Minerva as the
default skin for anonymous users, so this is probably the
best way to assure all actions happen in Minerva skin - not Vector
which is the default desktop skin!
Bug: T190710
Bug: T220658
Change-Id: I6912db022cdea1adad1e3842af23602e50969f63
On the Selenium daily job, there are 2 domains -
https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org
and
https://en.m.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org
Currently the cookie gets set on the former, meaning it doesn't work
This should take care of this, while also accounting for running the
browser tests (as we do in the zuul runs) in a single domain
Bug: T219920
Change-Id: I54838fb8aba559c4d72c444968493dff2de9b4f9
Follow up to Iad954405a5ae0608fd5dc90dd5dfa434b3781037
This test now lives in tests/selenium
It should be removed as we don't want to run this test twice.
Change-Id: Idc99ffdf0fedf65d46095a77a0066c5eef95c960
Porting first selenium test from Ruby to Node.js using the
mocha framework. Starting with `category.feature` test.
Tests are placed in a new `tests/selenium` folder with their
own eslint config.
Bug: T190710
Change-Id: Iad954405a5ae0608fd5dc90dd5dfa434b3781037
With Id00fbe7ca90a in, this inharmonious, too close distance has
become more obvious.
Bug: T219572
Change-Id: Ie9689d29b6553aadf8ec4781369ec966b4a34abe
To help us test special pages prior to moving them on mobile it
would be useful to make AMC the default on desktop
where the special page override does not exist
This is also probably what editors on desktop using the Minerva
skin want out of the skin.
On top of this, add an amc class to the body tag so we can
target styles at AMC and/or non-AMC users
Change-Id: I7f3141bae71181131ae4878fd21fb6ff4322c8ca
- Reduce MinervaTemplate.getPageActions() visibility from public to
protected. No one seems to use it.
- Use camelCase instead of lowercase for the pageActionMenu.mustache
template's pageActions variable. writingwithcaseindifference is
difficult to read and the templates seem to support casing.
Change-Id: I6d283c7b97eeef6902cb010904748bd8c72b660c
Preventing double transition in search input focus by limiting styles
only to non-JS or when JavaScript enabled to the overlay.
Also introducing standard transition to smoothen it further.
Bug: T218154
Change-Id: I2344bfc7c4edc1941119565d7b113788e8713624
Removing deprecated LESS `.background-size()` mixin calls.
Also
- simplifying code, where second (height) value is automatically set
to `auto` when only one value is set and
- removing stylelint rule.
Bug: T219956
Change-Id: I643c66b3067ba77726d76cbebf7550781e18aa5d
These tests fail as the log_in step seems to be broken in the Ruby
Selenium gem. Disabling these makes it possible to merge code at
the cost of lowering test coverage and risk of regressions.
I'm hoping for help from RelEng to get these restored promptly
Bug: T219920
Change-Id: I8e0883e8988293828801be2769db88ac244cb866
The conditional and comment here were probably copied from
MonoBook or Vector. There, they were used to decide whether
to output an H1 or not.
The way the conditional was placed here, though, was a no-op.
When this condition was false ($pageTitle == '') the implicit
behaviour was to leave $heading unchanged, which is '', hence
it is using the very value it pretends to reject.
Remove this indirection as it behaves the same either way.
Change-Id: Id3056b199172bbd21b350f920dd0640241b0dd95
Now that we can determine client side whether or not a user is in AMC
mode from Ie000fc8f938a76d10c2566f17f933cef40aa1665, let's add this data
to MobileWebMainMenuClickTracking sampling. Per T218627, if the user has
amc enabled, the sampling rate will be 100%. If not, the sampling rate
will follow wgMinervaSchemaMainMenuClickTrackingSampleRate.
Additional changes:
* Removes an outdated comment at top of schema.js (this has already been
moved)
* Corrects jsdoc comment for defaults.mode
* Updates EventLoggingSchemas entry for MobileWebMainMenuClickTracking
in skin.json to accommodate new amc field.
Depends-On: Ie000fc8f938a76d10c2566f17f933cef40aa1665
Bug: T218627
Change-Id: I950a6efd1040c3a270d09bff298ee1781a010328
This used to be in MobileFrontend. Now it is in Minerva where it is
better suited.
Depends-On: I74ec4d9026ccb9200925068fd9dc458beb765501
Bug: T218627
Change-Id: Iefa772b2b619eca238b6fe8821d246c966cb0a04
Same margin is used for both `ol li` and `ul li`. And `li` shouldn't
be used anywhere else then as child of those two parent elements or
`menu` anyways, which doesn't seem in use on mobile, therefore reducing
the specificity.
Side-effects would only be visible in invalid code.
Change-Id: Idddc3115b08c9937a1d2141b23f33008d6776f60
