It's presumed that skin options will eventually become the default or be removed from the skin.
While they are not the default, it would be helpful to package them in one single module - as ResourceLoader
modules are costly bloating the dependency graph in the MediaWiki startup module.
In T167713 we talked about grouping our entry points by page rather than feature, which this seems consistent
with. A page with special options enabled is different from a page without.
Change-Id: Id948f913d4743532ba3442d2059a03c122419ff2
String concatenation should use . operator, not +, otherwise it will
report some Warning
Bug: T195645
Change-Id: Id27c981622e5ed87519324193abd2249aa1df7b6
Instead of requiring a full IContextSource object and only using the
Title, only ask for the Title in the first place.
Change-Id: I33034193140ca53919f29f847a03caf26250ce54
Important note: Make sure to distinguish unseen from unread
One way to reproduce minerva and non-minerva notification inconsistencies:
- Have all your alerts and notices seen. This is displayed with grayed out
number on vector skin or no number at all, if you have (marked as) read.
- Generate new alert or notice (one is enough) in your preferred way.
- You can check minerva and non-minerva at this step. Both should be in sync.
But don't perform any additional action.
- Open the notification popup in some non-minerva skin (I have tried with
vector and monobook), marking it as seen.
- Check the notification icon in minerva. At this point, you should see
notification displayed as unseen.
The reason bug appeared in the first place is that alert/notice timestamps
were mixed up when seen time is obtained. We get seen time from
EchoSeenTime class, where we get smaller of the two timestamps,
using PHP method `min()`. See I27109ee6a248. Then, we get last unread
notification timestamp (which can be either alert or notice), and compare
that to seen time. That leads to the situation when you have only one of
alerts or notices with unread items, smaller timestamp is used for seen,
and most recent for unread, at which point we compare timestamps for
two separate things.
Previous behavior of getting seen timestamps (using max instead of min) would
probably solve the problem, but some other inconsistencies might arrise.
This should prevent any weird and unpredictable behavior to happen.
Bug: T183076
Change-Id: I20bbd6c590086b1c3eccf82983aad59eb3144a7a
Fontchanger code now runs on all skins under the `mobile` target.
All the code will now live in MobileFrontend meaning developers
can operate inside one code base.
Depends-On: I857cfe2d9be9fe49c04c860bc234384c787239b2
Change-Id: I2759455cb6d7ddf13798e94452cb74baf502bafe
Changes:
* Minerva now maintains a MinervaUI - a simplified version of
MobileUI that provides iconClass and buttonClass helpers.
* Minerva now maintains its own ResourceLoaderParserMessageModule
Remaining issues:
* Main menu links to '#'
* Unknown dependency errors are thrown due to the missing
JS libraries e.g. mobile.watchstar
thus JS based UI components are unusable e.g. search autocomplete,
and edit button
* Language button navigates to a missing special page without
MobileFrontend (see T104660)
Bug: T169569
Change-Id: I89e2e15faabab73b0cba91afc2f2c5e785edef29
Changes:
* Update docs
* Update browser test artifacts
* Update comments
* Update phpunit test groups
* Update phpunit test namespace
* Update `die` when MobileFrontend not installed
* Remove the migrate script which is no longer needed
Change-Id: I83432b3f7f0bcd07ed08259972b8ff89147104b6
Sniffs that are currently failing are disabled in phpcs.xml.
Additional changes:
* Fix problem in test file
Change-Id: I53642e9d7bc1ef96e359cfe04a8f93dabbc977eb
Test scenario for getContextSpecificModules() mocks only Skin->getTitle()
behavior, but while executing isAllowedPageAction() Skin will create a
UserPageHelper with default RequestContext. As RequestContext is not mocked,
$context->getTitle() will return undefined what could lead to tests crash
Changes:
- instead of mocking SkinMinerva::getTitle() pass test context with injected
title. Other tests will work properly as MediaWikiTestCase::tearDown() always
restes RequestContext to default
Bug: T170624
Change-Id: I872fddf8d9c52a6875bb6c69a12407a8125fba4c
This is programmatic output from python3 scripts/migrate.py
This will result in a Minerva skin dependent on MobileFrontend.
Post merge we will rename message keys to have minerva- prefix
Bug: T166748
Change-Id: Iff1f7e63e796cc5d4a6d2ab0370e0c33248d2fce
